Wow! I knew that this place must be great because there's 141 reviews already and the place hasn't…read morebeen open for a whole year yet. There's lots of seating. More than most places. There's also an upstairs so I assume that more tables are up there. To start you queue up at the counter and pick your meat and put it bun. Ask the guy to recommend the rest because he's got lots of sauces. Then choose veggies and you're nearly there. We also added a coffee which was way too good for a deli. The sandwiches were delicious. The amount was just right. The bun is not huge so you won't be stuffed with bread. It can get messy because there's more fillings than bun but don't worry because there are three washrooms to wash your sticky fingers. Seriously I haven't enjoyed a new place in Edmonton this much in a long time. As for the location... Well eventually it might be okay. It's fine during the day. I highly recommend Patricia Street.

It was pretty empty when I went there, however there was a good amount of seats and also a really…read morerelaxing vibe to it. There's also a bar there as well. Staff were friendly and service was good. ~$14 for a sandwich. A little smaller than expected but the options for what you want were amazing. ~$6 for a bowl of soup, which was delicious! I would definitely recommend, it's a cozy space to bring some friends.

To fully understand our experience at the Hillbilly Grill it's helpful to see it within the whole…read morecontext of our accidental visit to Westlock. We unintentionally ended up in Westlock as a result of a minor medical emergency (don't worry, everyone's ok). While we're waiting for the doctor in our shared room, we observe the cast of characters that Westlock has to offer. Patient number one is this old guy getting injected with a bag of blood who asks the nurse why she's wearing gloves. She explains, to his horror, that she gets a new set of gloves every time she sees a new patient. He loudly complains that this is a waste - he figures you outta be able to lick your hands and wipe them off on your pants and that should be good enough. I'm thinking, "okaaaay, pretty redneck." Not to be outdone, the next patient is a 30-year-old woman who needs some stiches and treatment for rabies! It turns out that she's an old timey fur trapper who got attacked by a wild animal while dragging a 75-pound beaver through the woods. As it happens, the emergency room doctor who was treating her is ALSO a fur trapper so the two of them ease back and start swapping fur trapping stories. Once we were done, we notice that it's nearly 7pm so we ask a nurse for local restaurant recommendations. She sends us to a "place that looks pretty sketchy" called the "Hillbilly Grill" - by now the terms "sketchy" and "hillbilly" do not come as a surprise. When we arrive downtown, we see that the restaurant is located in what looks like a 100 year-old western hotel. Apparently, someone in the 1970's decided to "update" the building and cover up the classic brick with stucco. This 70's style architectural vandalism continues inside the building as I witnessed the interior décor from 1974. I'm thinking to myself that now I know why God had to create a place called Hell. Our experience completely changed when our meal arrived. We get the brisket and the pulled-pork sandwich and I swear to God that it is the best southern-style barbeque I've had this side of North Carolina. Nothing in Edmonton or Calgary touches the high quality of food I had in Westlock. It was tender and moist with just the right hint of smoky flavour. Simply outstanding! While we were enjoying our meal the owner came out to shoot the breeze with us - a 47 year-old man with a crushed cowboy hat, plaid shirt, shorts, and socks with sandals. He tells us this story about how his restaurant got broken into by a local meth-head. "Turns out it was Donna, you know - the lady who owns the bar across the street? Turns out it was Donna's son Larry! I even took a picture of him as he was riding away on his BMX bike while flipping me off. Actually, I kinda feel sorry for the guy. If you're a middle-aged man living in your mama's basement still riding your BMX bicycle around town - then you probably should examine the choices you've been making." Ladies and gentlemen...Westlock, Alberta! If you're looking for some amazing food at a reasonable price with a truly authentic redneck experience you can do no better than the Hillbilly Gourmet Grill in Westlock.

Oh. My. Dear. Lord…read more Last time I was here I split every dessert on the menu with a friend. Worth every calorie. Today I thought actual food may be necessary, and as I have been craving fried chicken, I figured I would give the chicken and waffles a chance. Presentation: the skull sold it for me. Anything that makes a dish stand out makes me happy. Flavour: The chicken breading was so crisp and perfectly seasoned! No chain can compete with his recipe. No dripping grease, just wonderfully juicy chicken. Dare I say, it was moist. In the best way possible. And the waffles? Wow....just wow. Fluffy and delicious. Price: So this massive portion - which is just as generous as all of the portion sizes - comes in just shy of $17!!! Leaves a little money for dessert, if you have room!

Pumpkin doughnuts an Apple fritter and a great Black Forest ham and cheese sandwich for lunch! Had…read moreto make it to Smoky Lake before the snow flies. The pumpkin festival was cancelled, but I got my pumpkin fix with a dozen pumpkin doughnuts. Great people, friendly atmosphere.

Quaint small town bakery…read more Fresh breads, donuts, pastries and other baked goods. We have enjoyed donuts, breads, cheese sticks and danish from this bakery. All were delicious. Coffee is weak. I see they make fresh sandwiches which look yummy but have not ordered one before. Prices are good. We love to stop in on our way through Smoky Lake. We look forward to our next visit.

Great home style and homemade food! Terry is always ready to make suggestions for a great sandwich!…read moreYou can eat in and enjoy the unique decor or take out and enjoy their tasty food at home. Get there early to beat the lunch hour rush!

Homemade goodness! Besides my own kitchen, this is one of very few places I eat at. Always made…read morefrom scratch. Always served with a smile.

The rolling deli is a fantastic local place. Portion sizes are good and the food is always amazing…read more The service is fantastic as well and the owner and employees are kind and welcoming. All the food tastes homemade and the bread especially is a highlight!! If you're looking for a good place for lunch this is the spot!

From the owner: We are a mobile deli food truck serving classic sandwiches made with halal home-cured meats and…read moresalads in Spruce Grove and Edmonton area. We also offer catering services.

Great food and too much food. I'd suggest half a sandwich and cup of soup…read more Really busy but the line moves fast and they turn the tables quickly. Friendly place cafeteria ambiance.

Figured it was time to update my review since Phat Tony's has moved…read more Their new space is much bigger then the previous location, with lots more tables than before, and even some couches. They've also extended their hours a bit so they're open earlier and little later than before, but Phat Tony's is still a breakfast/lunch place. They're not open for dinner. I haven't tried any of the breakfast sandwiches, but I've come here for lunch a couple of times. You can dine in or take your sandwich to do. Their sandwiches are freshly made and massive. They come with a dill pickle wedge, and side (garden salad or coleslaw or potato salad). I always opt for the potato salad. I generally don't like restaurant potato salads (prefer homemade) but I love the potato salad at Phat Tony's. They also usually have a few soups on hand if you want something warm. And there are salads and wraps too. They also usually have some baked goods and squares, but the portions are so large I never have room for dessert. If you leave Phat Tony's hungry you've done it wrong. If you're looking for a sandwich in Leduc definitely give Phat Tony's a go. I'll be back again.

Absolutely amazing service from an incredible Mother/Daughter team! This was my first time coming…read moreto Stack and it won't be my last! The ladies guided me through the process and I left with a delicious sandwich and a thirst for more! Highly recommend this shop to any St. Albert residents who are looking to support local. Plus... great parking, prices, and a lovely little sit in to enjoy your food.

Amazing service, we love Arpi! The food is delicious, it's the best and most authentic shawarma…read moreI've found in the immediate St. Albert area - a big deal back in Ontario :)

It's subway, food is on par with all the others, never see the same staff twice…read more Located inside Shell convince store, making it easy to grab a few extras on your way through.

The manager, I believe she's an older shorter lady, was working the night I came in. For context I…read morehave a fairly bad stutter due to anxiety so sometimes it takes me a moment to get my point across or to be able to complete what I'm saying (they will not take notes or anything for speed). I went in with my partner, and he normally gets multiple proteins, including bacon- not a big deal. But she asked if his was toasted and he replied that they weren't going to be toasted. She then proceeded to put his in the toaster, when doing so he corrected her and asked she doesn't toast it (it wasn't even fully in the toaster yet) and she takes it out and slams it back down and says "well if you say toasted I'm going to toast it" and maybe she was just having a bad night but it made me a bit more hesitant I'm ordering as it seemed like an over reaction so a minor correction. We are normally very friendly with the staff as we are friends with most of them but it was just insane to watch her react in such a manner. But she again kept the attitude going and even said "you have to hurry up, there are other people" while I was stuttering. I did really brush it off to her having a bad night as she treated others better, but I avoid going if I see her working now. It just didn't seem to be very accommodating to certain things as well as an over reaction. She seems irritated when I come in and I stutter as she will sigh and have a sour look on her face. I really think maybe it's not the ideal approach, and I don't try to drag my feet when I'm stuttering as I realize people don't want to be waiting for me, but it's difficult to control when the environment doesn't feel welcoming or even friendly, but nothing against her, she just needs to be reminded of her approach

This is a destination cafe. It's also the first time I have left Edmonton for Tofield…read morespecifically. Not that there's anything wrong with Tofield, I just haven't had a reason to visit before now. The cafe is in the centre of the town rather than off of the highway. We each had the daily special which was a fried chicken folded wrap plus cream of cauliflower soup. The soup was excellent. The wrap was delicious as well although probably larger than we needed. We chatted with the owner as he was very friendly and interesting. The ambiance is casual and comfortable. They are licensed to sell alcohol as well as the food and coffee. The establishment is much larger than it looks as there is another section in the back that is not readily apparent when you first walk in. Talk to the owner about motorcycles and you'll make a friend. I'm sure that we'll be back. After all, Tofield is only 45 minutes from Edmonton.

New owners are a lovely Indian couple. We have eaten lunch here many times. It's a hidden gem in…read moreTofield and worth the trip. Tonight they had a special Indian meal. This was the best Indian food I've had outside of India. I've been to India 3 times for a total of 5 weeks. The decor is somewhat rustic but clean and comfortable. Service is personal by the owners.

really awesome bagged coffee tastes delicious in my espresso mechine or as a latte 10/10 would…read morerecommend

From the owner: We roast coffee beans fresh for your best brew! read more