My all time favourite food in Calgary! Its plant based and cruelty free - this vegan food has so…read moremuch love to give! My first encounter was at Roni's Pop Up Brunch, then cooking classes where I learned how to make Thai food and Mediterranean food, and now I'm enjoying ordering food from her home meal service with delivery.

From the owner: Online vegan cooking classes - learn how to make delicious, plant-based recipes from scratch, with…read morelocal ingredients and flavours from around the world!

Your review on Cozymeal: We had a wonderful evening at our…read moreprivate dinner sushi lesson with Chef Paul. He taught us all about the best quality of sushi rice and precise knife skills for properly preparing our ingredients for sushi rolls. As well as lots of chef tips for how to create neater rolls and of course the amazing chefs blow torch which was so much fun to use and made the sushi taste even better! This was a Christmas gift for my husband and it was truly a relaxing evening and an opportunity to enjoy learning and making the food in great company with such a patient and knowledgeable chef. We really enjoyed ourselves and each dish was delectible and more than we could finish so we ended up with a full fancy roll to take home plus one extra dessert. I don't think you could get learn this much and focus so well in a larger class. I highly recommend the experience and you will leave with better sushi making skills plus recipes! Amazing for a date night and I'm sure the in house lesson for 5 + would also be a blast!

From the owner: Cozymeal is an award-winning provider of cooking classes, private chef services, food tours and…read moreteam building activities with local chefs and food tour guides in Calgary. Consumers as well as small and large companies use us regularly for all their culinary needs, from couples cooking classes to team building activities to bachelorette parties to private dinners.

Had the poke tuna bowl. Very little tuna about 2 ounces, raw carrots, shredded lettuce, rice, and a…read moremayo sauce. Not impressed. Decided to buy a Sheppards Pie to take home for dinner 19$. Thought ok this looks like good value. Nottachance. 90% mash potatoes 10% beef and veggies! Really???? What are they teaching these chefs? How to rip people off? This just doesn't make me want to go back and support this type of conduct. Maybe they just think this is normal which is even more ridiculous . Rip off people as much as you can, hopefully they wont notice? Sadly will not go back.

Great staff, quick service, and amazing food! If you are wanting to go out for lunch on a Thursday…read moreor Friday, this is the place to go!

We decided to do a random winter get-a-way to Calgary. So, I searched groupon for things to do. And…read moreup comes spice chica cooking classes. It is winter. So, a cooking class was appealing. There was a list of several different ones offered on the Saturday of our trip. It gave me the impression that it was a big school with lots of teachers. I picked the date night class. It seemed like the best deal and the time worked. It was easy to book online using the groupon. I was sent a text and an e-mail to confirm. It all seemed very professional. We arrived at the the location. A co-op grocery store. We asked two clerks where the cooking class was located. Both directed us to random aisles. No clue what we were talking about. I looked on the location e-mail and verified we were in the right place. We finally asked a third employee who finally understood what we wanted and pointed us in the right direction. We were greeted by, a what class are you here for? Which kinda threw me, but we were pointed to a table based on class. Ok? The teacher then spent lots of time discussing her qualifications as a chef and the services she offers. Great! But very lengthy. She explained she was on a tight schedule and continued to talk about her experience. After verifying what everyone was there for, and seeming surprised at some of the answers, she said she was going to teach them all at the same time. Because she was such a great chef and could do that. The reason the classes were combined was so She wouldn't have to cancel the class. I booked a month a prior and there were only 2 available spots. So, her excuse seemed a little suspect. But, we were there, so whatever. She was actually able to teach all the classes. They were all variations of similar things. Some had extra courses, others had only one. But everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and learning to make pasta of some sort. We did eat a tomato salad at the end, but the majority of our food was for take home consumption. She provided containers to those of us that needed them. And gave us preparation and storing instructions. The food was good. And an e-mail with recipes was sent after the course. We did have a good time! And she said the location is changing. So, maybe that one will be easier to find. Overall I would recommend the course.

Falsely advertised as hand-on, and several of us in the class were quite disappointed with every…read moreone of the lecturers. When I phoned in, she blamed all of us, claiming it wasn't advertised as hands-on but instead as an "info session" which is not true. We wouldn't have registered thinking we'd get a take-home project if it hadn't said there was one. Not only did she not offer a refund, but she claimed none of us had seen the hands-on project to take home, but how else do you explain a whole class expecting that and being disappointed by the long boring lecture?! A credit towards a future class would have been nice, but since they don't even care that they falsely advertised, I'm not willing to risk another terrible boring lecture.

While the hours are quirky!! The place is super cute with unbelievably good food. The paté is great…read morethe bread is very much worth the drive...it can get a but busy during the rush for the bread.

Lovely little bakery with plenty of charm and great eats. My husband and I were in town for a…read morewedding and had breakfast on the patio back to back over the weekend with our pup (it's dog friendly) and thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. The one thing I would say stood out enough to detract from a 5-star experience was an overall lack of service. You order inside and they bring your food to you, but service is slow, and both days we noticed that the staff don't really engage patrons unless spoken to first. This can make it very hard to figure out exactly how to order, if seating is self-service (it is), etc. it was insanely hot when we visited, for example, and while one day we were able to get larger glasses for water, the next they refused to give anything larger than a glorified shot glass...despite serving our mimosas in the same larger glasses. Overall it just read of a young team that was slightly disconnected and not overly concerned with customer experience, and that's something that made things take longer than necessary and put a slight damper on an overall wonderful experience.