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Saturday, 11 March 2017

Market on 17th

My final night, of two nights, in Calgary was spent at Market on 17th. It was ranked as one of the top restaurants in Canada in 2014, on Vacay Canada, and I agree with their assessment this day. Forgot my camera unfortunately.


I started with their market soup of foraged mushrooms with a mushroom pastry tart, which was delicious and creamy. For a main I had the Pork Royale, which was local pork cooked and deboned, mixed with foie gras and shaved truffles stuffed in a sausage case. With that was cheese curd mashed potatoes, brocolini, carrot salad with a citrus sauce, and a pork reduction around everything. It didn't look large enough when it was served to me but I was feeling very full afterwards. Not full enough to not have three house made chocolates though: burnt caramel, hazelnut, and maple. The chocolate outsides was done using a marbling technique using different colours.


The whole meal was a great way to end my stay in Calgary. I would eat here again in a heartbeat.

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