The Drake has been part of Canmore since 1988. That's over three decades of cold pints poured, pizzas shared, birthdays celebrated, live bands on the main stage, and a front-row seat to one of the most beautiful mountain towns in Canada. We source from farms that answer the phone after 5 a.m., pay our cooks to taste obsessively, and keep the music just loud enough to make small talk optional. Because dinner should feel less like a checklist and more like an inside joke you’re glad you’re in on.

A lot has changed in Canmore since then. The Drake has changed too, new name, new look, a brewery of our own. But the ownership is the same. The downtown location is the same. And the reason we open our doors every day is the same: this town deserves a great local pub, and we intend to keep being it.

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36 Years at the Foot of the Rockies.

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Part of Something Bigger.

Three restaurants walk into Canmore. The Drake pulls a pint and puts the music on loud, The Wood lights the fireplace and admires the view, and Après shows up in ski boots and orders a round of cocktails.

Three restaurants. Three different vibes. All ours. Canmore's most overachieving restaurant group, at your service.

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“I think when people think of The Drake, they think friendship … it was always a generational place. You always felt comfortable at that age of 18, 19, 20, all the way up to 75 and 80 years old, and we want to continue that and I think by bringing this brewery partnership, it just adds something new for us and for the town,”

Jamie Darroch, Owner