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PD3 by BLAKE

Name: PD3 by BLAKE
Address: 806 8 St, Canmore, AB, T1W 2B7, CA
Telephone: (403) 609-4928
Price range: $$$

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806 8 St, Canmore, Alberta, T1W 2B7, Canada

(403) 609-4928 www.blakecanmore.com

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Chris van Kampen

Nov 20, 2017

Second time there and it was fantastic again! This would be a great outing for a group as they are a sort of asian fusion tapas dim-sum kind of place... hard to explain until you go. If possible go while the sun is still up for amazing views! We went on Blake's 1 year anniversary and received a wonderful special on Champagne and a special feature appetizer. The food was fresh, delicious, and served with care. Just writing this is making me hungry- we'll be back.

Max King

Dec 31, 2017

Stopped here for a taco and fries, ended up having an extra 2 tacos. The food here is extremely tasty and good value for money. Friendly staff and fast service with the best tacos I have ever had. I deffintly recommend this to anyone in the area or just stopping and looki g for somewhere to eat.

Bev Arbec

Sep 10, 2017

Just ate at PD3 this evening. Yes the view was great; the retro bus was cool however the poutine was a miss!! Fries were hard; meat was fatty and no cheese - this was the smallest and most expensive poutine I have ever purchased($15)! Order the burger 🍔- it was good.

S BLR

Nov 14, 2017

Incredible, inspired food that is unlike anything you have ever tasted before. We started our journey with the "Crack Fries" there is a reason they call them crack fries! I just kept going back for more, the flavour balance couldn't be more perfect, Indian spices with sour pickles and creamy mayo, its like your whole palate is enjoying the flavors simultaneously... must try! Next up was the Pork Belly Bao, being no strangers to pork belly our entire group agreed, the best we have ever had.... its no wonder he just won a gold medal plate for his pork belly!The Ramen Bolognese was rich and belly warming, perfect if you have spent the day on the hill and need carbs to replenish, totally satisfying... Another home run when the bombay tartare came out, the way Blake balances flavors and sensations (acid, fat, heat etc) deserves recognition, no dish was one dimensional, a discovery in every bite, peanut dust on top and a mystery yellow flavor punch of sauce on the side. The beets by Blake for anyone who grew up being forced to eat beets will be reconciled by Blakes, crispy coated beets with tasty horseradish aioli. The tumeric, lemon vodka cocktail is the last thing to mention, amazing with the beef tartare, totally complimentary. I cant wait to go back, worth the drive from Calgary for sure! Thanks Chris for the wonderful light hearted service, and for laughing with the" comedian" ;) at our table.

Carolyn Melnychuk

Aug 20, 2017

Fun spot right on Main Street. Funky looking double decker bus with inside & outside seating. Pic is one of the two Backpackers Taco. Stuffed with Tempura prawns and a decision slaw. Difently deserves a repeat visit

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