Mindy Simon

Google review

This place is awesome, we spent three days in Banff and this was on my list of restaurants to visit. We made it our last evening, stopped in for drinks, tapas and dessert. Banff has a lot of pretty good restaurants, however most of the restaurants in Banff are owned by the same restaurant groups. Nourish is independently owned and the owner was there and we talked about Japanese Sake. I had their Sake cocktail that was unique and so good! They focus on vegan and vegetarian food, where a lot of it is also gluten-free. We ordered the gluten free broccoli tempura (vegetarian option) it was the best we have had! And the hazelnut Nutella like vegan and gluten-free cheesecake. The hazelnuts were toasted and added the perfect crunch to the slice. This place was down to earth, with an eclectic vibe, they had so many beautiful plants indoors too! I can’t wait to come back to this restaurant again when I come back for a visit.

Alex Thompson

Google review

We loved this place. Best burger I’ve had in a very long time (bison burger), plus the waiter was first class. They catered really well for my coeliac wife and the beers they had from the 3 Bears local brewery were excellent too.

Kasey Rowe

Google review

My husband and I have had the pleasure of having dinner at Hello Sunshine three times now and it is definitely a favorite restaurant of ours. Fantastic food, atmosphere and service. Many gluten free and vegan options available. Highly recommend.

Rob Anders

Google review

The best celiac friendly restaurant in Banff. The Keg is very aware of what celiac disease is and the cross contamination in the kitchen. We were even offered gluten free toast instead of the bread. The menu is clearly labeled and the navigation with ordering is very easy.

Alex Thompson

Google review

We loved a quick lunch stop here. They were so helpful and really happy to cater for my coeliac wife so she could enjoy the food.