Dine on the patio or inside at this restaurant serving classic Canadian food in a unique setting: the original Lake Louise Railway Station. Daily lunch specials round out the menu of salads, burgers, steaks, and salmon. Save room for the rhubarb-strawberry pie, just like grandma used to make—if your grandma made really good pie from scratch.

You can dine in either the redone railway cars but I think the restaurant itself is great. Not too formal, good choice. There are also a couple of good restaurants at Chateau Lake Louise.

File it under 'part of the experience.' Rarely will you get afternoon tea served up with these kinds of views. The Chateau Lake Louise's expensive British…

One of the simplest things to do in Lake Louise, no matter the time of year, is to take a stroll to the back of the lake. This family-friendly, easy trail, takes you along the shore allowing you to discover some of the forest, wildflowers, birds and other wildlife that live here as well as the famous scenery of the towering Fairview Mountain on the other side of the Lake Louise. At the far end, you’ll see a milky creek, full of the rock flour, that gives the lake its magical turquoise color.

Tucked away in the original train station of Lake Louise, this unique restaurant offers a dining experience steeped in history and Canadian tradition. The setting alone is enough to pique the curiosity of any visitor, as it beautifully preserves the rustic charm of its past life as a bustling railway hub. Surrounded by fascinating memorabilia, guests can enjoy a cozy meal while being transported back to a time when steam engines ruled the rails.

Even though the Lake Louise area might not be all-around food and drinks, we decided to leave our camper for a night and head to a cozy restaurant I would like to recommend. We headed to “The Station Restaurant”, where you’ll eat your dinner in an old station. The food and service were great, the prices are alright (don’t expect them to be low) and we just loved the experience of a good meal in such a unique place after days of camper food.

One of the local’s favourites, Lake Louise Railway Station & Restaurant, brings history back to life!. Located near the railway station of Lake Louise, its historic building filled with beautifully preserved antiques and pictures from the 1800’s and 1900’s gives every visitor an experience of a lifetime. The gorgeous wooden interior and the classic rooms give off a homey and vintage aesthetic the whole area.

While the dining scene atLake Louise may not be as famous as what you’d find in nearby Banff, there’s quite a few top notch Lake Louise restaurants you’ll want to search out. In Louise, you can enjoy anything from a quick bite to white linen dining experiences – all while taking in pristine mountain views. When you’re planning your next mountain getaway, be sure to hit up one of these lovely eateries.

One of a few options for restaurants in the town of Lake Louise, this converted railway station is worth a visit just to admire the historical decor. I liked how the theme was subtly followed, they didn’t go over-the-top on a train theme with cheesy names or silly details. The food was good – I was still very full from my lunch so I just had a salad and their French onion soup, which was delightful.

I have wanted to experience Afternoon Tea for year now, and I finally got my first opportunity at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise inside the Fairview Dining Room which was a wonderful anniversary present I got. We waited for a table by the window to overlook Lake Louise and it was a fantastic view for sure!. We sat down at the table and it was already ready for us which made us really excited.

For a unique blend of history, charm, and natural beauty, the Lake Louise Railway Station & Restaurant fits the bill. Housed in the original train station building from the early 20th century, this restaurant combines rustic charm with the grandeur of the surrounding mountains. The interior is adorned with historic artifacts, adding a sense of nostalgia and heritage to your dining experience.

If you are staying nearby, or just want a fantastic place to eat in the evening check out the Lake Louise Station Restaurant. This beautiful heritage building is kitted out with decorations and pictures, representing past times when the building used to be a railway connection. It is located along the side of the tracks and as you dine you may even see trains passing by.

Imagine a time before cars when visitors arrived by rail and disembarked onto the train station platform before continuing by horse to Lake Louise. Now a restaurant, the Lake Louise Train Station offers an ambiance that will sweep you away into its storied past. Enjoy a delicious meal before you peruse the historic photos and old rail artifacts on display.

Only 20 minutes from Lake Louise lies another of Western Canada’s most beautiful lakes: Moraine Lake. Whether you’ve visited the Canadian Rockies before or not, the chances are that you have seen photos of Moraine Lake. Its vivid turquoise waters and rugged mountain peaks are so iconic that the lake was once immortalized on Canadian twenty-dollar bills.

The Station offers an historic interior dining room, a sunny patio overlooking a flourishing heritage garden, and a historic dining car--the Delamere. They offer a great selection of contemporary cuisine and an excellent selection of wines. You can enjoy your meal in the Station building or enjoy the luxury of the Delamere just a few steps away.

The Station Restaurant and Heritage Railway Station is a historic space that was built in 1910 and served as the local depot for the Canadian Pacific Railway. The menu includes baked Camembert, burgers, schnitzel, ribs, and salmon. I would highly recommend the schnitzel, especially if you have worked up your appetite from all the hikes.

The Station Restaurant and Heritage Railway Station was built in 1910 and served as the local depot for the Canadian Pacific Railway. The historic space has four different dining areas inside as well as a heritage dining car for private reservations outside. The menu includes baked Camembert, burgers, schnitzel, ribs and salmon.

Next is lunch, an afternoon cocktail, or, tea and chocolate cake (my favourite) in the lounge section of the Lake Louise Train Station Restaurant — a restored heritage railway station. You have reading material, while they have historic photos on the walls, a couple of old-fashioned train cars to view and ambience to burn!

As the afternoon draws to a close, it’s time to enjoy the last meal of the day, and I have just the place for you. It’s one of my favorite restaurants in Lake Louise, The Station Restaurant!. The restaurant literally is a historic train station, full of so much rustic charm with a wonderfully cozy atmosphere.

Fuel up with breakfast in the village at Laggan’s Mountain Bakery & Deli or the Trailhead Café. Freshly baked pastries or flavour-stuffed wraps make the perfect start to a day of adventure. You’ll be surrounded by bucket-list hiking trails or a trip up the Lake Louise Ski Resort and Sightseeing Gondola.

An extensive menu is available at the Lake Louise Station, an old train station that has been lovingly restored. For special functions, it’s possible to get a table in the old railroad car. Elegant dining is available at The Post Hotel for lunch and dinner, serving modern and classic European delights.

In the village, The Station Restaurant offers a comfort food menu in the rustic setting of a historic railway station. Halfway to the top of the Lake Louise Ski Resort, the Whitehorn Bistro offers hearty fare and high-altitude views of the Lake Louise and the surrounding mountain range.

For a fun and whimsical dinner steeped in history, visit the Lake Louise Station Restaurant for dinner. Housed in a heritage railway station that once served as a bustling train stop at the turn of the century, it now offers hearty, Alberta-inspired meals in a charming, vintage setting.

The station has an interior based on the historic interior of a railway dining car - the Delamere. There’s a historic atmosphere providing a Canadian dining experience from a bygone era. Along with the tradition however, there is a contemporary menu and a wide choice of quality wines.

From my hotel, it’s a short walk to the Station Restaurant, a restored Canadian Pacific train station that has been renovated into a restaurant and museum. For those interested in train history, you’ll find it charming and full of old photographs, artifacts and of course, trains.

The Station Restaurant, is one of the most iconic restaurants in Lake Louise. It is located within the town’s historic railway station, featuring an original 1920’s dining car. The menu includes Alberta bison, Alberta beef, walnut lentil loaf, and more!

An interesting place to have dinner tonight is at The Station Restaurant, located inside Lake Louise Station. Train enthusiasts will appreciate the building’s railway heritage and foodies will enjoy the delicious Canadian cuisine.

Built in 1910 as the local Canadian Pacific Railway depot, The Station is the oldest building in Lake Louise. This gorgeous venue was restored in 1994 to preserve the character of rustic log walls and leaded windows.

The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise (apparently this place will also validate parking and take you to their secure underground parking if you show your reservation. Be sure to make one in advance!)

Enjoy a delicious meal in the sun at the Station Restaurant, or ride the Lake Louise Summer Gondola for an elevated patio experience at Whitehorn Bistro before making your way back home.

Have dinner in a 1910 railway station and vintage dining car, this restaurant embodies class and old world charm. Pleasant food and ambience. 5 min walk from Samson Mall.

Located in the historic Lake Louise rail station, the Station restaurant is a nice place to enjoy contemporary cuisine in a casual environment.