Parkerhouse Grill & Wine Bar
131 6 Avenue SW, Calgary, AB, T2P 0P8
403-237-9585 | Website
Located within the historic Lougheed House, Parkerhouse has been impeccably designed and styled after the original Parkerhouse in Boston, Massachusetts.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | Seafood, Steakhouse |
| Ambiance | | Meet For Drink, Romantic Spot, Trendy, Fine Dining |
| Meals Served | | Lunch, Dessert, Dinner |
| Amenities | | Full Bar, Great Wine List, Live Entertainment, Local Favorites, Notable Chef |
| Pricing | | |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Downtown |
| Getting There | | Located within the Lougheed House. |
| Cross Street | | 1st Street S.W. |
When:
| Sunday 11AM-10PM, Monday - Saturday 11AM - 11PM |
Profile Last Updated: February 06, 2009
Location, Location, Location
In Calgary, nothing says opulence like Parkerhouse. Impressive blown-glass chandeliers light up a décor that includes zebra mahogany paneled walls and chairs you can really sink into. Guests are greeted at the mezzanine level and are then filtered into either the dining room or the lounge, which often features a live jazz trio.
More than Boston Baked Beans
Brought to Calgary by the same people that developed Tribune and Murrietas, the Parkerhouse menu is an homage to its New England namesake. Boston baked beans are, of course, on the menu, along with a crab boil, Atlantic lobster and even sloppy Joes for lunch. While not a steakhouse, executive chef Andrew Keen has instated an in depth beef program that includes nine different steaks. This includes cuts from the internationally renowned Diamond Willow Ranch, which offers cattle organic grain feed, and a free range to graze on with a mountain backdrop.
Something to Wine About
Parkerhouse’s lounge is a functioning wine bar that features an impressive selection of wine available by the glass. They use the Eurocave system, which is a special wine preservation technology that removes oxygen from the bottle and serves wine by a pressurized pump. Each glass served tastes as though it is from a newly opened bottle.
In Calgary, nothing says opulence like Parkerhouse. Impressive blown-glass chandeliers light up a décor that includes zebra mahogany paneled walls and chairs you can really sink into. Guests are greeted at the mezzanine level and are then filtered into either the dining room or the lounge, which often features a live jazz trio.
More than Boston Baked Beans
Brought to Calgary by the same people that developed Tribune and Murrietas, the Parkerhouse menu is an homage to its New England namesake. Boston baked beans are, of course, on the menu, along with a crab boil, Atlantic lobster and even sloppy Joes for lunch. While not a steakhouse, executive chef Andrew Keen has instated an in depth beef program that includes nine different steaks. This includes cuts from the internationally renowned Diamond Willow Ranch, which offers cattle organic grain feed, and a free range to graze on with a mountain backdrop.
Something to Wine About
Parkerhouse’s lounge is a functioning wine bar that features an impressive selection of wine available by the glass. They use the Eurocave system, which is a special wine preservation technology that removes oxygen from the bottle and serves wine by a pressurized pump. Each glass served tastes as though it is from a newly opened bottle.
