Riverside Bistro at the Courtyard Edmonton Downtown offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere perfect for a relaxing dining experience. Located within the Courtyard by Marriott, this Bistro provides a welcoming space with a modern design, ideal for both business travelers and locals looking for a casual yet upscale place to enjoy a meal.
Casual Canadian bar & grill serves breakfast, sandwiches & burgers in a low-key hotel space.
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Address: 1 Thornton Ct NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 2E7, Canada
Phone: +1 780-945-4747
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The setup is clean, comfortable, and surprisingly spacious. The lighting and ambiance make it perfect for a date night, a small celebration, or just a unique winter outing. Staff were friendly and attentive, and everything felt well‑organized.
If you’re looking for something special to do in Edmonton during the colder months, this is a beautiful option — warm, private, and memorable. I definitely recommend it.
We stayed in the Courtyard by Marriot Hotel for a week, and dined a few times at this adjoined restaurant.
1. Butternut squash and beet salad. — The goat cheese melts, has a great texture and is the best I’ve ever had. Squash and beets are roasted and chilled, the aragula is fresh. Almond is made crisp somehow. The citrus vinaigrette is refreshingly delicious.
2. Vegetarian Vindaloo — The vegetables were very well fried, but it was too oily. It was great to start, but felt more salty towards the end.
3. Soup of the day (Tomato basil) — Was thick and nice, came with a piece of bread.
For breakfast, the buffet was cancelled on most of the days due to very few customers, and I could use my breakfast token partly towards the a la carte menu. The French toast with jam was good, on one day.
(It was a bad idea to book the room inclusive of breakfast)
And the buffet is very limited, and I resorted to mostly cut fruits.
Overall, some dishes were very good, the view of the river is very good, the prices were definitely too high, and the service can surely improve (among several incidents, I had to argue that I did not have the coffee that they charged me for). A bit disappointing.
We waited about 20 mins before someone came to offer us drinks. And it was NOT busy.
The food…. Too fancy for my liking and not enough gluten free choices. At least make a dish be able to be gluten free. Especially for the prices charged!
I can’t give a low review because the view is beautiful.
They just need management to step in and give some training to the staff and change the menu a little.
We also had breakfast here in the morning.
Poor service. Limited lunch menu. But orders were taken relatively quickly.
The presence of bugs in the establishment upset and alarmed some customers. The restaurant’s location at the hotel entrance is less than stellar.
The view is nice, although the windows could use a cleaning. As for the food… it’s like a regular restaurant, but more expensive for who knows why.
Bottom line: there’s room for improvement, but for now, things are dismal.
Food-wise, it’s good but not life-changing. Drinks were solid, nothing crazy, but refreshing.
Service was friendly but a little slow, probably because the patio was packed. Staff still made sure we were checked on, so no complaints.
Prices are on the higher side, but nothing outrageous. Will go back only for that view.
Food was alright.
No salt and pepper for fries. Unless you ask for it. Plain unseasoned fries with $27 burger. Great bacon on the burger. Bun fell apart tho on top.
Butternut squash and beet Salad was good. Dressing on the side.
Fig and goat cheese flatbread Appetiser was great taste for girls. Men may find it not so great.
So other than the bug i seen and video i guess it’s alright. It’s expensive here. $12 domestic pint. $18 cocktail with elderflower and rose 2oz.