Water Tower Grill & Bar
A high-rise restaurant in a former 1959 city water tower, overlooking the skyline, with a menu that blends flavors from many countries.
Located at 103 Mayor Magrath Drive South. Built as a city water tower in 1959, it was decommissioned in 1999 and converted into a restaurant by a local businessman. The dining area sits about 31 meters above ground, with a 360-degree elevated walkway. The menu centers on steaks and seafood, with flavors from many countries, such as bacon-wrapped pierogi, butter chicken, seafood risotto, and saskatoon berry cheesecake for dessert. It's a good choice for a sunset dinner, and reservations can be made on OpenTable. Reviews are mixed, with the views praised more than the food. Expect about CAD 40–60 per person.
Opening hours
Lunch through dinner; check the official website
Nearby sights
- Nikka Yuko Japanese Garden
- Henderson Lake Park
- Southern Alberta Art Gallery (SAAG)
- Galt Museum & Archives
- Fort Whoop-Up
- Helen Schuler Nature Centre
- Indian Battle Park
- Lethbridge Viaduct (High Level Bridge)