Best Restaurants in Downtown Edmonton & ICE District (2026)
Downtown Edmonton’s dining scene has transformed alongside the ICE District, Rogers Place and a wave of new condo towers. Whether you want a pre-Oilers-game meal, a business lunch near Jasper Avenue or a special-occasion dinner, these are downtown restaurants worth knowing.
Top Restaurants in Downtown Edmonton (2026)
MSSM
Edomae-style sushi and omakase from Chef Masaki Saito at 10111 104 Avenue NW — one of downtown’s most talked-about tables.
Braven
Wood-fired steakhouse focused on dry-aged Alberta beef at 10344 102 Street in the ICE District.
Uccellino
Italian restaurant downtown known for house-made pasta.
Bernadette’s
Indigenous-inspired cuisine at 10114 104 Street NW.
Fu’s Repair Shop
Dim sum speakeasy with late-night small plates and cocktails at 10524 Jasper Avenue NW.
Bar Trove
French-Parisian-style cocktail bar in the historic Canada Permanent Building.
Cask & Barrel
Classic downtown pub at 10041 104 Street.
Commodore Restaurant
No-frills diner at 10712 Jasper Avenue that has been serving coffee and comfort food since 1942.
Olia
Traditional Italian with house-made pasta at 12016 Jasper Avenue NW, just west of downtown in Oliver.
What Restaurants Cost in Downtown Edmonton
Typical per-person prices at downtown restaurants, before drinks, tax and tip:
| Service | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Quick service | $12–$20 per person |
| Casual sit-down | $20–$35 per person |
| Mid-range dinner | $35–$60 per person |
| Tip | 15–20% |
Eating Downtown: Local Tips
On Oilers and concert nights, restaurants near Rogers Place fill up fast — book several days ahead or eat early. 104 Street is one of downtown’s most walkable dining strips, and the pedway system lets you move between many buildings without going outside in winter.
Downtown Edmonton also runs seasonal dining promotions with set-price menus, which are a great way to try pricier restaurants. Check current hours online — some downtown spots close on Sundays or between lunch and dinner.
How to Choose a Restaurant in Downtown Edmonton
- Book ahead on Friday and Saturday nights.
- Check hours — some close between lunch and dinner.
- Look at the current menu online; menus change seasonally.
- Ask about patio season in summer.
Areas Covered
The businesses above serve the ICE District, the Downtown core along Jasper Avenue, the 104 Street Promenade, the Warehouse District, the Legislature area, MacEwan and Oliver. Always confirm a business covers your street before booking.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best restaurants near Rogers Place?
Braven in the ICE District is steps away, and 104 Street and Jasper Avenue restaurants like Bernadette’s, Cask & Barrel and Fu’s Repair Shop are a short walk.
Where can I get omakase in downtown Edmonton?
MSSM at 10111 104 Avenue NW is downtown’s best-known omakase and Edomae sushi restaurant. Reservations are essential.
Is there late-night food downtown?
Yes — Fu’s Repair Shop is known for late-night small plates, and several pubs and bars serve food late on weekends.
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