Alberta is a paradise for gourmets. I mean, tourists can find fresh game from the local area, as well as fresh agricultural products, elegant and fashionable western restaurants in the city, and unconstrained pubs. They can all taste the world-famous Alberta steak and various local cuisines. In Edmonton, there are more than 60 restaurants of various colors near Old St. Rascona. In Calgary, strolling is called. Restaurant street? Walking on the restaurant street of Stephen Street, feel the food culture here; Sandstone riverbanks and hotels with a history of 100 years have long been places where some promising young chefs have shown their talents, and many unique catering concepts have been born.

If you want to know more about the local customs here, don't miss the Calgary Farmers' Market (open all weekend) and the Old Stacona Farmers' Market in Edmonton (open only on Saturdays). There are hundreds of stalls in both markets, including food stalls, handicraft stalls and street art appreciation. It is also a good place to buy souvenirs, snacks and Alberta specialties.

Every autumn, Dine Alberta is one of the local festivals, and all the food is produced locally.