Marrow isn’t just a restaurant — it’s part of Camrose history.

We’re proudly located inside the Camrose Feedmill, a building that has stood at the heart of the community since 1910. Originally constructed as a warehouse for the Marshall-Wells Company, it later became a grain and feed mill that supported local farmers and businesses for over half a century.

Designated as a Provincial Historic Resource, the Feedmill remains one of Camrose’s most important industrial landmarks — a rare surviving example of early 20th-century warehouse architecture. With its heavy timber beams, exposed brick walls, and a rich patina earned over generations of hard work, the building now offers a warm, storied backdrop for modern dining.

At Marrow, we’ve embraced the Feedmill’s legacy. Every corner of the space reflects a commitment to preserving history while creating something fresh, inviting, and full of life. Whether you're here for a casual brunch or a formal celebration, you're dining in a place that has long served the people of Camrose — just in a new way.