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Restaurants in Lethbridge
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Kingsmen Ale House / Lethbridge (Canada)
View PoutineClassic Canadian dish featuring french fries, cheese curds and gravy.
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Burgers
Kingsmen Ale House / Lethbridge (Canada)
View BurgersVariety of burgers are offered, including a standard burger with different toppings.
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Fish and Chips
Kingsmen Ale House / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Fish and ChipsBattered fish served with chips.
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Green Curry
Plum / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Green CurryGreen curry paste in coconut milk with bamboo shoots, bell peppers, eggplant and basil
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Tom Yum Soup
Plum / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Tom Yum SoupHot and sour soup with mushrooms, tomatoes, lemon grass, galangal, lime leaves and lime juice
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Spring Rolls
Plum / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Spring RollsVegetarian or Shrimp
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Pad Thai
Plum / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Pad ThaiRice noodles, chicken and shrimp, bean sprouts, egg, peanuts, garlic chives and lime
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Pastries
Cafe Verde / Lethbridge (Canada)
View PastriesCafe Verde offers a selection of fresh pastries and sweets. Specific types may vary based on daily availability.
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Sandwiches
Cafe Verde / Lethbridge (Canada)
View SandwichesCafe Verde offers a variety of sandwiches. Specific types and ingredients are based on daily specials and menu offerings…
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Empanadas
Cafe Verde / Lethbridge (Canada)
View EmpanadasBaked stuffed pastries filled with your choice of savory or sweet fillings. Savory options include beef, chicken, or veg…
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Maki Rolls
Makisu Sushi / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Maki RollsSushi rolls that come in different varieties. From the basic California roll to more complex and creative rolls, they ar…
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Nigiri Sushi
Makisu Sushi / Lethbridge (Canada)
View Nigiri SushiA popular item includes slices of raw fish served over pressed vinegared rice.
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Signature Dishes
Lethbridge's food scene highlights Alberta's bounty, featuring beef, grains, and locally grown produce. Flavors tend to be hearty and comforting, often incorporating simple preparations to showcase the quality of the ingredients. There is a growing movement towards farm-to-table dining.
Alberta Beef Steak
A classic dish featuring locally raised Alberta beef, often grilled or pan-fried and seasoned simply with salt, pepper, and garlic. Served with roasted vegetables or potatoes.
Prairie Grain Salad
A hearty salad incorporating grains like barley or wheat, often combined with locally grown vegetables, dried fruits, and a light vinaigrette dressing.
Smoked Meat Sandwich
A popular sandwich featuring thinly sliced smoked meat, often served on rye bread with mustard. A variation influenced by Montreal smoked meat traditions.
Saskatoon Berry Pie
A sweet pie filled with saskatoon berries, a locally harvested fruit with a slightly almondy flavor. Often served warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Ukrainian perogies
Potato and cheese-filled dumplings, typically boiled and then pan-fried with onions and bacon. Reflects the significant Ukrainian immigrant influence on the region.
Local Tips
When visiting Lethbridge, be sure to explore beyond the chain restaurants and seek out local establishments to experience the authentic flavors of the region.
Visit the Farmers' Market
The Lethbridge Farmers' Market is a great place to sample local produce, meats, and baked goods and to meet the people who produce them.
Try Local Craft Beer
Lethbridge has a growing craft beer scene, with several local breweries offering a variety of unique and flavorful beers.
Look for Seasonal Specials
Many restaurants feature seasonal specials that highlight the freshest ingredients available at that time of year.
Ask Locals for Recommendations
The best way to discover hidden gems is to ask locals for their favorite restaurants and dishes.
About Lethbridge
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Food History
Lethbridge's cuisine is influenced by its agricultural roots, particularly cattle ranching and grain farming. Early settlers, including European immigrants and Indigenous populations, contributed to the culinary landscape, shaping it with traditions of hearty, home-cooked meals emphasizing locally sourced ingredients. The proximity to the United States also brought some culinary influences.
Food Culture
Food culture in Lethbridge reflects a strong sense of community and connection to the land. Local farmers markets and community events play a significant role in showcasing regional cuisine and fostering a sense of shared identity.
Farmers Markets
The Lethbridge Farmers' Market provides a venue for local farmers and producers to sell their goods directly to consumers, promoting sustainable agriculture and supporting the local economy.
Community Events
Local festivals and events often feature food vendors showcasing regional specialties, providing opportunities for residents and visitors to experience Lethbridge's culinary offerings.
Farm-to-Table Movement
A growing number of restaurants are embracing the farm-to-table movement, sourcing ingredients locally and highlighting the seasonality of Alberta's produce.
Family-Style Dining
Many Lethbridge restaurants embrace a family-style dining atmosphere, encouraging sharing and conversation around the table.