Edmonton 
CRAFT Beer Market is turning 15, and to mark the occasion, the restaurant chain is bringing back several dishes from its earlier menus, along with a special celebration in Calgary, where the business first opened.
Credit: CRAFT Beer Market
The “Cheers to 15 Years” anniversary menu will be available from October 14 to November 11, 2026, at all CRAFT Beer Market locations across Canada, including restaurants in Alberta, British Columbia and Ontario.
The limited-time menu features three returning dishes and a cocktail. All four items will be available exclusively for dine-in customers.
What’s Returning to the Menu?
Those who remember CRAFT’s earlier menus will recognize some of the dishes making a comeback.
- Taquitos: Hand-rolled tortillas filled with pulled chicken, Monterey Jack cheese, fresh chilies, black beans and roasted corn, served with CRAFT hot sauce.
- Fast Food Sushi: An unusual take on a bacon cheeseburger, wrapped in bacon and presented sushi-style with house pickles and BBQ sauce.
- Butternut Squash Ravioli: Pasta stuffed with butternut squash, served with peri-peri Alfredo sauce, pumpkin seeds and carrot chips.
- Gin Squeeze: A cocktail combining Empress gin, lemon juice, simple syrup and Stiegl Radler, finished with an orange wheel.
The anniversary selections are available only until November 11, with CRAFT introducing its new winter menu on November 12.
Calgary Anniversary Party on November 6
The celebrations will also return to the restaurant’s beginnings.
On Friday, November 6, 2026, CRAFT will host a 15th anniversary gathering at its original Calgary flagship restaurant.
The event will bring together longtime customers, local partners and employees for an evening centred on food, beer and memories from the past 15 years.
Additional details about the celebration have not yet been announced.
“Calgary is home. It’s where we opened our first doors and where this community first believed in what we were building,” said PJ L’Heureux, founder and owner of CRAFT Beer Market.
Founded in Calgary in 2011, CRAFT has since expanded into three provinces.
