Name: The Primrose
Address: 300 Mountain Ave, Banff, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada, Improvement District No. 9
Telephone: +1 888-746-7625

The Primrose

The Maple Leaf is located on Banff Avenue. It has 4 stars on Yelp. It is an authentic Canadian-style restaurant. The decoration is not luxurious, but it is very comfortable and cozy. The dishes are also North American style. The ingredients are genuine and good. Good ingredients do not need too much seasoning. You can taste the taste of the food itself. The service is friendly and professional.
I especially recommend the selected premium Alberta cowboy steak, which has even fat and firm meat fibers. It is a must-try. The quality of the red wine in the store is also very good. The California Sonoma Zinfandel is perfect with steak.

Beaver Tails is a famous chain store, and there is one in Banff. It feels like the fried pancakes in Beijing, with various sweet ingredients added. The pancakes are very thin, like semi-fermented dough.

Banff has done a good job in nature conservation. There are not many artificially built things. Apart from two large Fairmont hotels, the others are small simple hotels and supermarkets to meet the needs of tourists. The only thing that can be considered as a huge investment is the Banff Aerial Gondola and the Sky Bistro on the top of the snowy mountain!

The cable car goes straight up from the foot of the mountain to the top of Sulphur Mountain at 2281m. The temperature drops from 15 degrees to 0 degrees. The cold wind is so strong that people can&#39;t stand... So I chose the Aerial Gondola + Sky Bistro dinner package early in the morning. It costs 100 Canadian dollars per person. If you only take the cable car to see the scenery, it costs 35 Canadian dollars. Hiding in the warm Sky Bistro, taking off the coat, drinking wine and eating meat, looking at Sulphur Mountain, Banff Town, the Fairmont Springs Hotel at the foot of the mountain, and the cold wind and snow outside through the glass, this is Sky Bistro! Really in the sky!

The restaurant is not big. We wanted to have lunch but the lunch menu was not available until 12 o&#39;clock, so we could only order a small portion of steak and bread slices for breakfast. The taste was good, the service was quite enthusiastic, and many restaurants around looked good.

Come here to learn about the drinking culture and taste the freshly squeezed beer.

The Primrose

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