n homage to the early days of Calgary’s wild Western settlement (well maybe not so wild), the only coach and horses visiting town now are limited to the Stampede. However, for those cowboys looking to hang their spurs and
reflect about the history of their vocation (or just shoot some pool), this ale room is here to help.

The dim lighting and dark wood interior assist in mythologizing the traditional coach house atmosphere with the CPR tracks appropriately located just down the street ensuring the occasional train whistle is heard loud and clear throughout the building. This coach house has kept with the technology of modern times by installing wireless internet and big screen TVs to broadcast those all important rodeo highlights. Saddle up to the bar to sample from the selection of ales (or lagers or pilsners) or pull up a chair for a steak and stuffed potato dinner (served until last call).
-E.J.