Grizzly Paw Brewing Opens Tank 310 Restaurant at Production Brewery
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On July 10, 2018 At 4:15 pm
Category : Bar & Restaurant News, Brewery News
Tags : Alberta, Grizzly Paw Brewing
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CANMORE, AB – Grizzly Paw Brewing has announced the opening of a new restaurant in its production brewery at 310 Old Canmore Road in Canmore.
Tank 310 is located on the 3rd floor of the facility, and features a full range of Grizzly Paw beers and sodas as well as a selection of cocktails, wines and spirits, alongside a food menu that spotlights “Alberta beef, oven fired flatbreads, seasonally fresh salads along with savoury classics.”
The dining room and patio offer panoramic views of nearby mountains The Three Sisters, Ha Ling Peak and Mount Rundle, and the space is well-suited for serving large groups in both public and private events.
For more details, see the Tank 310 page on the Grizzly Paw website.
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