9 Best Fish Restaurants in Calgary

JOEY Eau Claire offers relaxed contemporary dining with a broad, globally inspired menu spanning starters, entrées, sweets and a range of cocktails, wine and beer. Dishes mentioned in the menu and dining experience include blackened chicken, salmon, Korean fried cauliflower, hummus, steak and desserts such as apple pie with maple ice cream.

The Eau Claire location also provides a private event space for booking, making it suitable for both everyday meals and hosted gatherings. Day and late-night happy hours add flexibility for after-work drinks, casual meetings and later dining.

Shibuya Izakaya Sushi Restaurant serves traditional sushi and sashimi alongside sake, Japanese small plates and ramen. Its menu suits diners looking for a quick meal, a full sushi roll or a broader izakaya-style spread with dishes such as gyoza, takoyaki, tempura and udon. Customers also describe cozy, private booths and generous portions, making the restaurant workable for families, casual dinners or groups sharing several plates. The neighbourhood setting keeps the experience relaxed while the menu ranges well beyond sushi.

YONNY 鱼你-Delicious Fish Pot serves Chinese-style fish pots built around fresh, tender fish and flavorful broths. Diners can choose among soup bases and add-ons, with suancai fish, lemon broth and hot-oil suancai among the options described. Large pots are suited to sharing, while smaller pots serve one or two people. The menu also includes dishes such as Taiwanese sausage, crispy pork, rice cakes with brown sugar and purple rice with peanuts. It fits family meals, group dinners and diners looking for sour, spicy or savoury fish-pot flavours.

CORNER STREET CAFE is a family restaurant serving familiar meals such as fish and chips, clubhouse sandwiches, chicken sandwiches, salads, kids’ plates and desserts. The menu also includes all-you-can-eat tacos on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while children’s offerings include fish and chips, chicken fingers and French toast.

The cafe can accommodate some dietary requests, with gluten-free preparation documented for shrimp and dairy-conscious adjustments discussed for other meals. It suits families, casual lunch visitors and diners looking for a comfortable sit-down meal with flexible menu choices.

Big Fish & Open Range - Renfrew brings seafood, Alberta beef and game together in a relaxed, refined dining room. The menu includes oysters, seasonal fish, prime steaks and game dishes, with a surf-and-turf focus that suits date nights, family dinners and celebrations. Guests can also book group reservations, private dining or catering for office functions and gatherings. Takeout options include dishes such as bison short ribs, Canadian duck breast and Pacific salmon.

JOEY Crowfoot is a relaxed contemporary restaurant with a globally inspired menu of starters, entrées and sweets, plus cocktails, wine and beer. It suits casual meals, celebrations, girls’ dinners and milestone occasions, with a broad format that can move from a quick social meal to a more planned gathering. The Crowfoot location offers a private event space, and its menu is designed to fit different occasions. Its dining experience combines food and drinks with a purpose-built, individually designed restaurant setting.

Owens Landing is a Calgary restaurant suited to relaxed meals, group dining and patio lunches. Its menu includes steak and prawns, carbonara, truffle mushroom risotto, charcuterie, burgers and daily soup, with cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks available. The dining room accommodates larger groups, while the patio adds an outdoor setting for daytime visits. It works well for a reunion, comfort-food stop or broad meal where different diners want substantial mains and shareable selections.

Central Restaurants - Calgary Beltline is built around brunch, lunch, dinner, late-night food and drinks, with dine-in, patio seating, takeaway, delivery, catering and reservations. The menu setting includes beer, cocktails, wine, vegetarian and vegan options, small plates, dessert, happy-hour food and quick bites. It suits casual meals, group celebrations, solo dining, drinks at the bar or a planned gathering with friends. The restaurant’s own description positions it as a neighbourhood gathering place where food and music share the setting. Groups larger than 10 are directed to a dedicated party-bookings process, while the broader service supports both reservations and spontaneous visits. Outdoor seating adds a patio option when conditions are suitable.

Pelican Pier serves fish and chips, seafood, housemade chowder and desserts in a casual maritime-themed restaurant with a fish market. The menu suits diners who want classic fried seafood, including haddock, cod, coconut shrimp, scallops and trio-of-fish combinations, alongside fries and tartar sauce. Its seafood counter also offers fresh and frozen seafood to take home. The restaurant works for a relaxed dine-in meal, while delivery is available for customers who want fried fish and sides brought to them.