BeaverTails- Queues de Castor (Banff West)
$ • Dessert, Fast Food
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201 Banff Ave, Banff
(403) 985-1977
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BeaverTails is a must-visit in Banff!
We visited the Banff BeaverTails (West) location during our vacation (from the States) the first week of April 2022, and were disappointed with the product. It was very thin and crispy - not doughy at all - very disappointing. Although the service was prompt and the associate was friendly, I would not recommend this location. We did not try the BeaverTails location across the street to do a comparison.
The beaver tail was soo disappointing. First one came out cold and second one..... I need to show the picture of what it looked like... thin as a crisp...would not recommend!
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Hours
| Monday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Tuesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Thursday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Friday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 10AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 10AM - 10PM |
BeaverTails- Queues de Castor in Banff West is a popular spot known for its delicious fried dough treats shaped like a beaver’s tail. Since 1978, it has become a must-visit for those wanting to try a traditional Canadian dessert. The classic Beavertail features a crispy exterior and a slightly pillowy interior, with toppings like cinnamon & sugar or pistachio. Many visitors enjoy the variety of flavors, including Nutella and hazelnut sandwiches, which are often shared and quickly disappear. The pastry has a thinner, fluffier texture similar to Annie’s pretzels. Customers often praise the consistent quality and tasty flavors, considering it a go-to sweet treat. While the place is small with limited outdoor seating, it offers quick service and friendly staff. Though primarily a grab-and-go spot, the Beavertails are highly recommended—especially for first-time visitors to Canada—who should definitely try one. In addition to the treats, ice cream is available, but the Beavertails remain the highlight. Overall, it’s a fun, tasty experience that captures the essence of Canadian tradition.