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This summer, we've teamed up with over 25 Edmonton restaurants to highlight how important the river is to our community and our cuisine. These local spots are proudly serving our award-winning tap water in beautiful Glass of the Sask carafes—a perfect match for any meal.
Want a carafe of your own? Purchase a signature dish to take one home. Find out where and when below.
View the map to dine at a participating restaurant and celebrate what makes Edmonton’s water—and our food—so special.
We're not just drinking the water—we're cooking with it too! Five local chefs are creating special dishes using Edmonton’s tap water as a key ingredient. These meals showcase how essential water is in the kitchen.
These dishes are available for a limited time only. Be one of the first 75 guests to order one and you’ll get a popular Glass of the Sask carafe to take home. Don’t wait—they’ll go fast!
Check back throughout the summer for the latest dish and restaurant in the spotlight.
June 20 - 30
High Dough
7341 104 St. NW
Baba's Your Uncle ($33 large)
Smoked garlic sausage, mozzarella, cheddar, potatoes, onion, mushroom, dollops of sour cream cheese and green onion garnish
“Water is integral to making dough,” says Brayden Kozak, co-owner and chef at High Dough. “It really makes or breaks the end product.”
Every pizza made at High Dough starts with dough mixed with Edmonton tap water—including the Baba’s Your Uncle, created specifically to celebrate the river.
Place one of the first 75 *orders for this signature dish and take home a Glass of the Sask carafe.
*Take out only orders are eligible
Our restaurant partners are offering more than great food—they're proudly serving crisp, clean tap water in Glass of the Sask carafes.
Use the map to find where you can raise a glass to the river this summer. Restaurants are listed below the map.