The Best Places To Eat & Drink In Invermere
Invermere is well known for its mountain views, lakeside serenity and active outdoor lifestyle. But beyond the trails and the slopes, this town also serves up a surprising variety of food and drink experiences. From handcrafted breakfasts to intimate dinners and local breweries, here are some of the top spots to enjoy a great meal or a casual night out.
Breakfast & Brunch
Begginnings (1310 7th Ave)
This local favourite is known for its cosy atmosphere and mouth-watering brunch. The Slammin’ Salmon eggs benedict ($20) and the vegan Lean Builder Bowl ($14) are standouts on the menu.
Rocky River Grill (8888 Arrow Rd)
From skillets and omelettes to wraps and waffles, Rocky River Grill has something for everyone. For the ultimate indulgence, try the Breakfast Poutine ($21), a savoury mashup of all your morning favourites.Lunch & Casual Bites
Fuze Food (315 3rd Ave)
Fuze Food is a must-visit for a fresh and healthy kick in your day. Try the Super Hero Masala Bowl ($19) or the Epic Burrito ($17) for a delicious and nutritious boost.Blue Dog Cafe (1213 7th Ave)
A cosy, dog-friendly café offering fair-trade coffee, homemade pastries, and hearty lunch options. Their Mediterranean Tuna Melt ($18) and Thai Chicken Wrap ($18) fill you up while the Mexican Mocha ($6) gives a midday boost.Snacks & Pizza
Peppi’s (1018 8th Ave)
A beloved family‑run pizzeria serving up thin‑crust and classic pies crafted with local ingredients and house‑made dough. Meat lovers should try the Vegetarian Nightmare ($27) or for a twist on the Hawaiian, try the Costa Rican ($25).
Vesano (1002 7th Ave)
Bringing authentic Neapolitan-style wood‑fired pizzas to life, Vesano offers a warm, pet- and kid-friendly atmosphere and a rotating selection of creative pies like The Queen ($16), The Hellfire ($18) and The Parma ($20).Pizzeria Mercanto (460 Sarah Rd)
This Pizzeria is known for their pies with crisp herbed crusts, quality toppings and a variety of vegan, gluten‑free and lactose‑free options. On top of their extensive pizza menu, they offer snacks like Meatballs ($12), Dry Ribs ($19) and Cheese Bread ($11).Dinner & Fine Dining
Birchwood Restaurant (722 13th St)
For a more refined evening out, Birchwood Restaurant delivers with Alberta Beef Tenderloin ($46) and Pan-Seared Salmon ($38), all served in a warm, rustic dining room that invites you to settle in and savour.
Sushi Sawa (Fairmont Hot Springs, 20 minutes from Invermere)
Located just outside town, this hidden gem is worth the drive. Try the Chef’s Choice Sashimi Platter ($35) or Red Dragon Roll ($16) alongside a bowl of miso soup for a relaxed but elevated dining experience.
Drinks & Nightlife
Invermere Brewing Company (481 Arrow Rd)
This locally-owned brewery offers a rotating selection of craft beer in a casual taproom setting. Local favourites include the Mount Nelson Hazy and the Copper City Lager. Take a 4-pack to go starting at $15.
The Station Pub (1701 6th Ave)
Housed in a former train station with views of the mountains, this pub serves classic cocktails and hearty comfort food. The extensive tap list and the signature Avocado Bacon Swiss Burger ($18) are among the top reasons to stop in.
Ullr Bar (722 13th St)
By day, Ullr serves creative comfort food. By night, it transforms into a lively local hotspot with unique cocktails like the Ullr Espresso Martini ($18) and crowd-pleasers like the Motherclucker fried chicken sandwich ($22).
Sweet Treats
Stolen Church Gelato and Coffee (1045 7th Ave)
Known for handcrafted gelato made in small batches, this downtown favourite offers flavours like Salted Caramel and Raspberry Cheesecake. A single scoop runs around $5 and is perfect on a warm afternoon.