A converted house perched on the edge of the North Saskatchewan River valley, De Vine's has long been one of Edmonton's more refined dining spots. The cooking leans French-Canadian — expect dishes like rack of lamb, steamed Atlantic mussels, and house-made pâtés — served in intimate rooms that feel more like a dinner party than a restaurant. In summer, the patio overlooking the river valley is the real draw. The address is 9712 111 Street, in the Garneau neighbourhood south of the university.
De Vine's
French-Canadian fine dining in a converted hilltop house