Inglewood

The revitalized neighborhood of historic Inglewood holds many of Calgary’s culinary gems. In addition to the finest Italian, sweetest desserts and warm cafes are unique home décor, music and apparel shops - not to mention the historic buildings and landmarks which add to the cultural appeal of the area. Inglewood is located along 9th avenue just across the Bow River to the East of downtown. The pathway and transit make it easy to get to and parking is abundant. Whether enjoying a quick business lunch or a romantic evening dinner, it is without a doubt your experience in Inglewood will keep you coming back. chomp! will also keep you informed of the special events occurring throughout the year.

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Capo

Great but very high end
Reviewed by: foodieyum on Feb. 7, 2010

We have gone here twice - both times are bill was quite high yet the food was outstanding!! We only go on very special occasions but love the feel and the look! Love it!

Village Cantina

Claires
Reviewed by: Clare on Feb. 1, 2010

I couldn't believe the terrible service..the waiter was very "short" tempered/rudewith us..never ask if we wanted desert..put the reserve sign on our table after we finished our entree...only time he was nice was went we were paying the bill...asked if we want to pay 15% or set fee...needless to say I gave $1.00

Jacqueline Suzanne's Bistro

Impeccable Dining!!
Reviewed by: NatashaJK on Jan. 1, 2010

Amazing, delicious, impeccable food and awesome old fashioned decor plus inviting service that made us feel so at home. :) 5 stars!! Would definitely recommend it!

Sugo

Pleasant and intimate
Reviewed by: CWDCGY on Nov. 2, 2009

The atmosphere is wecoming and has a cozy feel. the menu is wonderful. Having been there a few time now and have experienced several od the appetizers and mains and was extremely satified for the most part.

Jacqueline Suzanne's Bistro

Ignored
Reviewed by: lovepink on Jun. 26, 2009

Nice atmosphere, not bad food. It was the worst service i have ever had anywhere in my life and i used to serve so you tend to overlook things other people might not. I was right after the lunch rush i assume, and we were the only table in there and it probably took us two hours because we were ignored the whole time.

Jacqueline Suzanne's Bistro

Romantical
Reviewed by: Barb E on Jun. 16, 2009

If you like olde world stuff and antiques this is the place for you. Dim lights, red curtains, antique furniture, and Billie Holiday all combine to make this a lovely romantic experience. The first time we went we ordered the special - a roasted, cheese-stuffed chicken breast paired with garlic mashed potatoes and we both loved it. The service is great - no complaints whatsoever. A definite thumbs up all-round.

Eat Eat In Inglewood

Need liquid, Eat Eat thank you.
Reviewed by: Logan Daniels on May. 25, 2009

I wanted to find a nice quiet place to sit and have coffee and do some reading. I thought I would check out Eat Eat and they were very friendly when I sheepishly asked to only have some coffee and juice. They had just finished cleaning up after lunch and it was very slow. This is quaint and quiet now, but I hear it is extremely busy. I will have to come back when I have an appetite. Nice little place.

Eat Eat In Inglewood

Homestyle Breakfast
Reviewed by: Chadallac on May. 24, 2009

I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this eatery. The food is real good and served warm by a very pleasant server. This place is a must try for the price point!

Dragon Pearl Restaurant

Yummy!
Reviewed by: Eater on May. 18, 2009

I heard of this place maybe about 2 years ago. We go here very often.

The food is great and the service is friendly. It's a family restaurant and the patrons that come through, have been eating here for years.

Faves on the menu are: dumplings, chicken corn soup, hot & sour soup, mandarin pork (excellent), sizzling rice with tomato and shrimp, all the hot plates, schezuan noodles (yum!).

the price is really good. For two people we usually get and apetizer, a soup, a main dish and noodles and it'll be under $40 and we have left overs for lunch the next day!

Give it a try! You won't be disappointed!

Capo

Phenomenal but pricey!
Reviewed by: ShaggyDog on May. 11, 2009

Love this restaurant. Best place I've been to in Calgary. I run a supper club with 25 people and we try new restaurants every month - this has without a doubt been our favorite though it's very expensive.

Rouge

Overrated
Reviewed by: chiquitabanana on May. 2, 2009

I do love the ambiance here. The service is top-notch. The menu is creative and the food is lovely to look at. I only wish I could say I liked eating here too.
I've been to Rouge several times, most recently early 2009, and have yet to be impressed, especially with the main courses. Over-salted rack of lamb (NB: I have an affinity to salt and even MSG, so this isn't a case of bland-palate-syndrome) and tough, over-cooked trout come to mind. Neither are really challenging things to do properly, so I don't get it. But until they got it, I'll be eating elsewhere.

Sugo

Hidden Secret
Reviewed by: Mary D. on Apr. 27, 2009

I have visited Sugo twice and plan to go back. We had wonderful service, the food was delicious, and there is a very cozy atmosphere. It always seems busy there so you might want to book before you go.

Village Cantina

Great Patio.
Reviewed by: Mary D. on Apr. 27, 2009

I love going here in the summer. Sitting outside on the patio makes you feel like you're in Mexico! Just don't take kids...they aren't allowed outside which is too bad because I'd go more often. The food is tasty and good value.

Rouge

catman
Reviewed by: catman on Apr. 24, 2009

food is a convection of gastronomic exempiltude

Village Cantina

no
Reviewed by: fondata on Mar. 15, 2009

asked for a fish taco ala carte.....10 dollars I was told.

Sorry this place is not for me

Capo

Giuseppe rocks
Reviewed by: fondata on Mar. 13, 2009

The tour of Italy has me mezmorized. Offered on Tuesday evenings every 2 weeks (I think) is absolutely amazing. All served family style (which is a step aside from the Capo norm) It is so much fun to mingle with folks you meet that night! Giuseppe steps out of the kitchen and addresses his guests with the history of the dishes served with his wonderful personna. Bravo!
Excellent obscure wine parings as well.

Bite Groceteria

Wow!
Reviewed by: Otis on Mar. 11, 2009

I was in Bite for the first time yesterday. I never knew all these quality products were available to the public! If you're like me and LOVE to cook, this is where you want to shop! It's the only place in the city to get fresh Duck, and my buddies and I can finally make Hossenfeffer Stew for the next Flames game at home - Bite sells Rabbit! THE coolest grocer in town!

Spolumbos

Great Deli Restaurant
Reviewed by: Button on Feb. 22, 2009

This is a great place to go for lunch! They have an amazing selection of quality sausages.

Deane House at Fort Calgary

Character Near the River
Reviewed by: Button on Feb. 22, 2009

This is an old character home near the Bow River. It is a pretty nice place! Large beautiful windows add to the atmosphere. I have only been there for brunch and it was great.

Spolumbos

A Calgary Must
Reviewed by: smcneil on Feb. 21, 2009

Take your out of town visitors to this deli/restaurant. It is a local favorite that has been around since I was a kid. It all started with 4 Stampeders Football players. The food is great! I love their italian sausage and that I can buy for 3 or 300.