Belgian Beer Cafe

Jasmin was awesome, very personable and on top of things. I had a connecting flight from Calgary to Vegas with a 4 hour layover, so there was a need to get some food. The menu here was excellent, and honestly some of the best potato wedges I've had. If I'm back in this airport in the future will definitely be visiting this restaurant.

I was super excited for this place, but I ended up a bit disappointed. Most of the time, airport restaurants are fast food or some barebones version of a big chain, but this menu looked promising! The beet flatbread was good, but everything else was meh. Bacon was soggy, waffles were super spongy, and the beer seemed kinda flat and stale. But the worst of all was the turkey club. My daughter took two bites and spit it out. She’s not a picky eater by any stretch. The bacon jam was flat out gross. Cold and oily brown goop. The buttered/toasted bread was more buttered than toasted and ended up just being soggy and oily. So gross. When the server asked how everything was, and we told her everything was ok except for the sandwich, she just said, “awe, I’m sorry about that. Everybody else loves it.” And walked off. Yikes.

Compared to the excellent service from the wait staff, the avocado toast for breakfast is incredibly mediocre and disappointing. Some sort of fake avocado on soggy toast covered up with a smattering of goat cheese and ruined by a bottled balsamic reduction. Even the addition of perfectly poached eggs couldn’t save it. Sadly, the Wolfgang Puck restaurant where the avocado toast offering was resplendent, is closed. Like the coffee, the gal who served me was excellent and kindly removed it from my bill. The classic breakfast I saw being served at another table looked yummy. I’d stick with the tried and true in this case.

Due to personal affairs I travel in and out of Calgary 2-3 times a year. For the past few years I've come here every trip and it has always been a pleasure. Usually I get the wild boar bacon poutine (divine) but today I had an early flight and made it in time for breakfast. The waitress made a few suggestions for the food menu and for my second pint, both of which were great. If you make it in time for breakfast do be sure to get one of the options with the waffles! They've been a pleasant addition to my YYC flight tradition and as usual, I can't wait to stop in again. Make sure to get a true Belgian beer on draft; it makes a difference!

We came here for a quick breakfast bite prior to our flight to Austin. We checked in here at 730 am, bar and restaurant were pretty busy, we were greeted promptly by the host/what I can assume was the manager. We were told to sit wherever we want, which is great so we chose the comfy spinny chairs to the right. Our server greeted us real quick, within the first few minutes of getting settled in, she came with water and talked about the menu briefly, at this time in the morning some of the lunch items like soup and gravy were unavailable, which I mean, I wasn't here to drink gravy but you never know. We got the Breakfast classique , which came with two eggs however you like, choice of meat, wedges and toast. I got mine scrambled and tossed with some cheese, additional cost of course, CHEESE ISN'T FREE PEOPLE! I was more than happy to pay, because I'm a baby with my eggs. These are some of the best potatoes I've had with a breakfast at an airport, highly recommend their wedges. My only complaint was the toast was a bit dry, but alas that was fixed with peanut butter. We got coffee as well, which is an all you can drink option. We weren't rushed out when we did finished, we were invited to stay and drink our coffee and water. Server was extremely friendly and asked about our adventure. Thank you for the great service Alexa