Beautiful space to meet up with friends, study, or grab a light bite…read more The iced latte was delicious and perfectly crafted. The baklava with ice cream was great as well and I hope to try some of their future desserts too. It can get quite busy but they are able to get out their drinks relatively quickly.

Always a great place to do some work. Although it's a bit noisy because it's busy but nothing a…read moregood headphones won't fix. Grabbed Iced White Mocha and I highly recommend it.

another hidden cafe gem in Edmonton close to the high level bridge…read more It's a cool cafe that looks like a house from the outside.

Oh. Em. Squeal!!!!!…read more First off, mad props to my friend for introducing me to this charming new addition to the coffee scene. Stop Gap opened just under a month ago in Oliver. They describe themselves as a temporary (stop gap) means to filling a need - coffee - served with an intentional and caring heart. Caleb Kam, the owner, is warm and inviting. He definitely knows his coffee. You may know him from his former life at Brown Butter Cafe. Caleb focuses on Canadian, fresh, and local! I spotted Ace and Candid today (Edmonton gems). The clientele were sweet and happy to offer up their faves! Nathan, a regular, told me Caleb is the go to for the best pour over in town. I opted for a Dirty Chai - made to perfection and my friend had a oat milk chai complete with milk art adorning the top. Both beverages were perfection. Coffee can be consumed in house complete with adorable coasters (el gato was my fave naturally, meow) or taken to go. For seating, there is a cute bench against the window front and a side room available if not booked. Caleb also had fresh donuts from Fuzion in Chinatown. My friend and I shared the cake and Cinnamon bun donut today. Sooo ridiculously good. Be sure to check Fuzion out online - they don't have a storefront so you will need to order in advance if you are looking to up your donut game at your next office meeting. I seriously can't wait to come back here again! Oh and they also have a beautiful meeting space available for rent on the main floor in case you want to bring your next staff meeting to the best coffee in town! Such a true pleasure meeting you today, Caleb! Stop Gap is exactly what YEG needs!

Oh. Em. Gee…read more Driving by in Fort Sask for work I did a quick U-Turn and decided to grab a quick bite. The outside of the building is unique and attractive - bright white and red. Upon walking up inlaa was bred they were take out only or patio due to the current pandemic. I hopped on Facebook and Yelp to take a peek at recommendations and reviews. I was pleasantly surprised snd excited to give them a try from the mouthwatering pictures and descriptions. Upon entering I knew immediately this place was going to rock. Staff were friendly, welcoming, and happy to give recommendations. Turns out they moved here just under 2 years ago. It's a lunch only gig and currently closed on Mondays. The decor inside is fun and filled with history paying homage to the fact it's an old union hall. Now let's get down to the food! Water and coffee is complimentary :-) Meals here are a sandwich, grinder, or wrap and come with housemade salad or soups. They also have daily pie! Prices are roughly $15-$18 and the portions are good. I opted for the Philly Grinder and Potato bacon chowder (staff recommendation). Both were EPIC! I literally got two meals out of this one lunch. The Grinders are heavenly sourdough loaves stuffed and melted in the oven. They are also excellent dipped in the soup! I would seriously order the exact same thing again and again. I cannot wait to go again. This will be my new Fort Sask stop when I'm the area for work. Two thumbs WAY up!

I was so excited to try it after reading so many good things on the Fort Sask fb pages. But to be…read moreperfectly honest, it was really just ok. Nothing that makes me want to rush back and try again. Ordering is a little confusing. The menu is posted on a standard piece of paper up at the counter. So if there are people ahead of you in line, you can't see it until you get up there. Once you get there, you can see the sandwiches and melts on the paper, then the wraps are on a separate white board, then the soups and salads are on another white board up at the till. Look... I know it's not the end of the world, but it's annoying. They have a cooler with various pops as well. I also noticed a coffee station set up with some different syrups and stuff. But I didn't see a menu for that, so I don't know what they offer or what the prices were like. All the sandwiches/wraps/melts are between $14 & $16 which includes a soup or salad. I did a buffalo chicken wrap with french onion soup. I love spicy wraps, but this was just drenched in frank's red hot. It's all I could taste and it really wasn't enjoyable :( The french onion soup was good though! There was nothing necessarily wrong with anything... but there was nothing that made me want to go back.

We wanted to go for a ride on the motorcycle so today it's for coffee in Sherwood Park. We picked…read moreGratitude Coffee because we didn't plan on ordering lunch and, as far as I can tell, Gratitude doesn't sell lunch so that made our decision easy. I ordered a black drip coffee and it was excellent. No bitternes and just the right temperature. We did add a date square despite the plan not to order food. I certainly recommend Gratitude's date squares but only if you are sharing the square with someone else because the serving would be a bit much for one person. It was 1:30pm on a Thursday when we arrived and the tables were nearly full. The cafe has room for another table or two so hopefully they will add some additional seating. If you're just looking for coffee or perhaps coffee and a biscuit or square, Gratitude Coffee might be a good good stop.

Cozy little spot located in Sherwood Park. I didn't realize that their food items were vegan which…read morefor me was wonderful since I'm allergic to eggs and dairy. I tried their "sausage/breakfast roll" and my friend had their muffin. Both were delicious and their products are local. Another bonus they don't charge extra for dairy alternatives for your coffee!! Both the owners were there yesterday morning and were pleasant and helpful. They have a large menu of beverage options. We both had drip coffee and it was wonderful. The inside is cozy, bright and clean. Definitely worth a stop for a take away or to stay.

Stopped in for a matcha latte and some decaf beans for home and had a little study session!…read more Matcha latter was delicious and the beans (siesta blend) were also excellent. Matcha was not too sweet, excellent flavour, and elegant latte art heart! Received prompt attentive service immediately and throughout my stay with some water service and refill! No photos from my visit, I forgot! But a photo of my homemade latte using their beans!

This is the newest location of The Columbian coffee places. The other locations are in Edmonton…read more They consistently serve an excellent Columbian coffee as well as superb, but messy, breakfast bagels. Each location is laptop friendly with WiFi and power outlets at each table. I've enjoyed their breakfast bagels at three of their other locations. I've only tried coffee at this new Sherwood Park location but I'm sure that the food is as good as in Edmonton. They must pay the staff well because they always seem unusually happy and friendly. Service is top notch.

Great little coffee shop offering a menu from bites to meals - this place will have something to…read moreplease even the pickiest toddler! Play space is for o-6 years and can be closed for private functions. Bright, clean, and open! This is exactly what I look for in a Mommy & Me coffee/play date space :-)

Thank you Fort Sask Starbucks for having the elusive colour changing Summer 2021 cold cups in…read morestock! I was able to hook me and my friends up! The staff were super friendly and my cold cream iced coffee was just as ordered. Perfection :-)

I go here to treat myself as the coffee I order is $7. They always show you a tip screen and I hit…read moreno tip cause why would I tip on a $7 coffee already. Today, they showed me a screen that said $12, already adding a $5 tip. They lied about it and made excuses, shifting the blame onto me saying I did that. I don't know who would ever tip $5 on a $7 coffee. Terrible service and selfish manipulative workers. If I could give 0 stars I would.

I'm not sure how hard it is to take an order and to make sure it's correct by the time you make it…read morethrough the drive thru... especially when you repeat yourself 10 times. (Not an exaggeration.) I asked for a Vanilla Coconut flavour shot.. it was almost as I wasn't speaking English... ok great you don't have it, well what do you have... -_- Well that took 6 minutes I'd like a Breakfast Egg and Sausage on an Everything bagel... with egg you ask 4 times... so I repeat the order... it's not a complicated order... it's right on the screen here with a picture... Get to the window I'm a bit frustrated but not giving an attitude.. still Smiling and being polite.. I reach out with my phone for you to scan... and it's almost like you have no idea what I'm doing.... Pretty sure scan/pay has been around for a bit now... I get my order... shoot you'd think I spoke an unknown language... and not the clear English I have been speaking my entire life... I paid for the meal... but I got an everything bagel with cheese, not sure what happened to the egg or sausage... and I got a tea with Vanilla... Umm.. I'm super confused, we went over the order before I came to the window... I know it's just a coffee and a sandwich, but I work hard to make the money to spend so you can have a job... I mean clearly there's 10 million other people doing the same... If your headset isn't working correctly, get a new one... or just ask us to pull up to the window and then take our order if you're not clear... How about taking a moment and making sure you give people the right order... before handing it off... McDonalds doesn't mess up as much as Tim horton's does...

Went to this location to grab an ice cap. Went inside... took a few minutes for anyone to realize…read morewe were even there. Service wasn't overly great. When I received my ice cap. It was white like a milkshake. I politely asked for more syrup. The worker replied with..." we just cleaned the machine... and that's the way it comes out after...." I asked again for a bit more...her reply " it won't change anything!!" I took it and left. It tasted just like a vanilla milkshake. Didn't even drink it. I gave it to my husband cause he didn't want to waste the money we spent on it. Worst Tim Hortons I've been to. I have been to lots of them.

I tried a latte, a prosciutto & brie on a bun, and a sugar donut and enjoyed them all. The chairs…read moreare comfortable. 2 walls are all windows so it's a nice place to look out and watch people and traffic. Lots of parking out front.

This was our first time at the Whistling Kettle Cafe. It was a little awkward to find from 50th…read moreStreet but Google Maps had it in hand. The place definitely has an old school diner vibe going and that's not from clever decorating. This is an old school diner. We didn't want breakfast and I think that is their specialty so we each ordered the clubhouse sandwich. It came with soup and fries. The soup was from a can so that's not impressive. The sandwich was okay though. Service was prompt and friendly. The washrooms were clean. That's about all I can say. If you are nearby and hungry, by all means stop in. However I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to dine here.

Had a great breakfast. A little cafe that was packed with people. A good sign…read more The service was great and the food came quickly.