Namo Cafe Bistro (Beltline)

A halal brunch bistro in the Beltline - and halal brunch in this city is a short list, which is the reason to know about it. Globally-inspired plates with the lamb dishes singled out by reviewers. What to order The Steak and Egg Benny and the Angus brisket are the two named most, and the brisket sandwich is the pick among the sandwiches. The lamb in rich tomato sauce with soft cheese and herbs is the dish people describe in detail. Eggs Benedict come out properly - soft poached, crisp bacon - with crispy tater tots on the side. There is a Reuben, French toast and pancakes. Good to know No dinner here, unlike the Edmonton Trail branch - breakfast, brunch, lunch and dessert only. Prices sit on the higher side, which reviewers mention and accept for the quality. Open early, which is why groups pick it downtown. Patio seating, good for children and groups, reservations accepted, with a children's menu, vegetarian options, step-free access and free parking. Rated 4.8 from more than 1,200 Google reviews.

Namo Cafe Bistro (Beltline)

A halal brunch bistro in the Beltline - and halal brunch in this city is a short list, which is the reason to know about it. Globally-inspired plates with the lamb dishes singled out by reviewers. What to order The Steak and Egg Benny and the Angus brisket are the two named most, and the brisket sandwich is the pick among the sandwiches. The lamb in rich tomato sauce with soft cheese and herbs is the dish people describe in detail. Eggs Benedict come out properly - soft poached, crisp bacon - with crispy tater tots on the side. There is a Reuben, French toast and pancakes. Good to know No dinner here, unlike the Edmonton Trail branch - breakfast, brunch, lunch and dessert only. Prices sit on the higher side, which reviewers mention and accept for the quality. Open early, which is why groups pick it downtown. Patio seating, good for children and groups, reservations accepted, with a children's menu, vegetarian options, step-free access and free parking. Rated 4.8 from more than 1,200 Google reviews.

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Namo Cafe Bistro (Beltline)
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Namo Cafe Bistro (Beltline)
★ 4.8 (1223 ratings) · $20–30
396 11 Ave SW, Calgary, AB T2R 0C5, Canada · (403) 263-5872
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4.8 1,223 Ratings

We had the Steak & Egg Benny and the Angus Brisket, and both were delicious! The food was flavorful, and beautifully presented. 😋 The service was good, although the table we were seated at wasn’t the most comfortable. Overall, it was a nice brunch spot ☕🍳

Helia a month ago Read on Google

Came here with family based on some of the high reviews for brunch and one of the few spots open early enough for everyone to attend in downtown Calgary. The food here is decent and the serving sizes are sizeable. First they were accommodating on allergies and would check with the kitchen in case they weren’t sure - which is a nice touch. However things took a turn after as 2 orders came out that were incorrect. One was a completely different dish that we did not order and one was a substitution that was actually not substituted. The server wasn’t very apologetic and made it seem like it was our fault that the food wasn’t what we ordered. All this despite him repeating our orders earlier. The other downside is people seem to like to take their sweet time in the washrooms here. There’s only two washrooms and they aren’t gendered. They need more washrooms here, especially if they are catering to breakfast and brunch, which is when most people need to make a deposit (IYKYK).

Andy Chiang 4 months ago Read on Google

Tried Namo today with Jamaica and Jinal, they were friendly. It was such a great experience! The food was flavorful and beautifully presented. The dish with the lamb in rich tomato sauce paired with soft cheese and fresh herbs was especially delicious—comforting, savory, and well-balanced. The naan on the side were warm and perfect for dipping. We also got a simple fruit plate with strawberries and blueberries, which was fresh and a nice, light contrast to the heavier main dish. The vibe of the place is cozy and relaxed, making it a great spot to catch up with friends. Overall, really enjoyed both the food and the company—definitely a place I’d come back to!

Abe Cath Ramos 4 months ago Read on Google

Good variety of halal options. Had their Ruben sandwich, brisket sandwich, single pancake and single French toast, and very berry lemonade. Loved the brisket sandwich. Price is a bit on the higher side but quality of food is great here.

Mohammed Tuhin 2 months ago Read on Google

We had an amazing brunch at Namo! The Eggs Benedict were perfectly done , soft poached eggs, crispy bacon, and fresh microgreens on toasted bread. Every bite was so satisfying. The crispy tater tots on the side were golden and crunchy, paired perfectly with ketchup. The food was beautifully plated and tasted even better than it looked. A special shoutout to Supervisor Jamaica for the best service! She was incredibly attentive, friendly, and made sure we had everything we needed. You can tell she genuinely cares about the guests’ experience. We’re gonna come back for sure!!!

Abigail Minnette Belina 6 months ago Read on Google

A halal brunch bistro in the Beltline - and halal brunch in this city is a short list, which is the reason to know about it. Globally-inspired plates with the lamb dishes singled out by reviewers.

What to order

The Steak and Egg Benny and the Angus brisket are the two named most, and the brisket sandwich is the pick among the sandwiches. The lamb in rich tomato sauce with soft cheese and herbs is the dish people describe in detail. Eggs Benedict come out properly - soft poached, crisp bacon - with crispy tater tots on the side. There is a Reuben, French toast and pancakes.

Good to know

  • No dinner here, unlike the Edmonton Trail branch - breakfast, brunch, lunch and dessert only.
  • Prices sit on the higher side, which reviewers mention and accept for the quality.
  • Open early, which is why groups pick it downtown.
  • Patio seating, good for children and groups, reservations accepted, with a children's menu, vegetarian options, step-free access and free parking.

Rated 4.8 from more than 1,200 Google reviews.

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