Results: Oldest Restaurant in Canada (Part One)

Alberta - King Edward Hotel - The King Edward Hotel was first built in 1905 along the infamous 9th Avenue stretch known as "Whiskey Row." Better known as the King Eddy, it was acquired in 2008 by the National Music Centre (NMC) and in collaboration with Calgary Municipal Land Corporation, the King Eddy was carefully reassembled, honoring the original plans and returning it to its 1905 glory. In July 2018, the King Eddy reopened as a restaurant, bar, and music venue. Have you ever dined at this restaurant?

British Columbia - Six Mile Pub - Dating back to 1856 the Six Mile Pub (also known as the Six Mile House) changed hands multiple times but always remained a constant hub for locals. During the years of prohibition Six Mile House was known as an arena for bootlegging and risky business. Have you ever dined at this restaurant?

Manitoba - Oscar's Delicatessen - Oscar's has been cooking up sizzling corned beef sandwiches from the grill paired with fries since October 1929. Current owner, Larry Brown, has found a way to preserve the classic history of Oscar's, while modernizing the menu and space. Have you ever dined at this restaurant?

New Brunswick - Old Well House Cafe - This shingled cottage from 1832 is a local meeting place. Get comfy on a couch, perch at a wooden table or relax outside at a picnic table. Order excellent coffees, homemade soups, grilled wraps and some of the best baking you'll find. Have you ever dined at this restaurant?