This place is always a great choice for coffee & snacks! I really like the mix of seating options…read moreindoors & there's a decent sized patio too (well I can only confirm the patio is there during summer). There's always friendly & observant staff. Props to the business being ahead of the curve long ago to offer & create a reuse/recycle community of sorts with the extras from the cafe (those bean bags are really useful for many gardening endeavours). Roasti is also wonderfully situated for those out on neighbourhood errands (laundry mat on other end of parking lot & you'll have just enough time to enjoy a coffee & be back to change the machine), meeting up with friends or a quick stop when passing by. There's lots of parking options in this big parking lot for all the shops. Those with mobility aids, it might be a bit tricky navigating the sidewalk (various items are usually are placed on sidewalk from either direction to the door & getting over the parking barrier blocks is tricky if you're using more than a cane) but I will hope nothing will block you on the sidewalk if you do try to venture in. Looking forward to stopping by the next time I'm back in Sherwood Park.

So I've bought Roasti coffee beans several times for home, when picking up my last round I decided…read moreto get a latte for the road as well. I was floored! Honestly I don't really know how they do it but it was one of the smoothest lattes I've ever had in my life! I highly recommend trying it. The actual cafe is pretty cool inside with all the machinery (which I can only assume is for bean roasting?) and the staff has always been friendly. I can't wait for my next latte!

Cozy coffee shop in Gareau. Timeless casual ambience - bordering Steampunk!…read moreCappuccino is spot on and the cinnamon bun is freshly made. They even deliver your drinks and food to your table. Love everything about it!

Kaffa Roaster and studio, located in Edmonton's neighbourhood of Garneau, is a cozy coffee shop…read morewhere you can enjoy food and drinks. The coffee shop's location is on the second floor of the building (right next door to the restaurant Sugarbowl), and offers an awesome view of the North Saskatchewan river, downtown / Jasper Ave on one side, and the Garneau neighborhood on the other side. The place is filled with antique furniture, wooden floors, but also a touch of modern style as well. With the decor, the smell of coffee, along with the presence of coffee drinkers and enthusiasts, Kaffa is very inviting and a great place to drink coffee, eat and be with someone (or by oneself). Kaffa has its own coffee roasting machine on location - so I hope you can imagine the smell of coffee is very much present here at Kaffa!!! It's very nice. Kaffa, both a derivative and coffee region in Ethiopia, also sells their roasted coffee, and tea as well. Ethiopia, as well as a few Central American countries, provide beans for the roastery. Kaffa also offers art space for local artists, but music concerts as well. Anyone with questions or inquiries can contact Kaffa (their email address is on their website, kaffaroasterystudio.com).

My boyfriend and I heard good things about this place so we decided to check it out. The parking…read morelot out front was pretty much full, but luckily we managed to snag the last spot available. I ordered the regular Vanilla Latte with oat milk and my boyfriend got the large Mocha with oat milk. The lady taking our orders was friendly and nice. And they served our drinks right to our table. I absolutely loved my latte. It was creamy, robust, and very smooth. One of the smoothest lattes I've ever had. The oat milk complemented the espresso well. It had the perfect sweetness level. The Mocha was pretty tasty as well. It had a rich chocolate-y flavor. My latte was so well-done that my boyfriend kept stealing sips from my drink. We had a great time at this place and I can't wait to visit again.

Edmonton is a city that has no shortage of coffee culture. You don't have to look very far to find…read morea hip cafe or a specialty roaster - they're practically on every block. However, not many have grown and expanded quite the way that The Colombian has. I also don't think that anyone else can say that they get their beans from their own family farm... In Colombia. At the helm of the business? Thee actual Colombian himself, Santiago Lopez along with partner Kristin Panylyk. They opened their first full-service coffee shop with a roastery on site in 2018 - this flagship shop still operates today in Glenora and its where all of the beans get roasted. The business has now expanded to seven locations, including one in Saskatoon, each one acting as a hub in its respective community. EDify Magazine named The Colombian as Best Coffee 2025 and there's certainly no disputing the amount of impact that this Edmonton success story has had on the city's coffee scene. I visited the original Glenora location on a sunny Saturday afternoon and you cannot miss The Colombian's signature marquee signage that lets you know (in lights) that you are in the right place for coffee. The cafe was absolutely bumpin' with every table occupied and a long queue to place orders. Santiago Lopez was buzzing around the space greeting customers and taking the time to give detailed bean recommendations. The vibe is fresh and modern with light woods and black accents. The cafe certainly feels like the place to be on a weekend afternoon and I can only imagine that the rest of their six locations are exactly the same. (In fact, their Parkallen spot happens to be my "neighbourhood cafe" but I usually like to visit the OG when I'm writing.) While the interior of the cafe was quite busy, I found solace outside on the adjoining patio. I will admit right away that I am not much of a coffee purist but I do know what I like. I could order a latte or a mocha but I almost always gravitate toward the seasonal drinks menu (if there is one). These menus are usually where you'll find interesting flavours and creative ideas from the baristas - which is what I'm always on the lookout for. On this visit The Colombian was serving up an Orange Blossom Latte (Cardamom and fresh orange syrup, espresso, steamed milk. Floral and bright - $7.25 for regular size) which fit my desire perfectly. Served with a classic latte art look, this might have been my favourite drink that I've ever gotten at The Colombian! Not only could I taste the coffee, a nice robust roast, but the warming cardamom and hint of orange was very enjoyable. Not too sweet, not too bitter. The balance was just right and this felt like the type of latte that I could see myself ordering again and again. A pleasure! The Colombian offers more than only coffee and you'll also find a food menu. Most items lean toward breakfast but there are some sandwiches as well. I've been a fan of their Loxocado (a smoked salmon avocado toast) in the past but unfortunately it no longer appears on the menu. In its absence I chose the Avocado Toast (Avocado, cilantro, garlic, onion, lime, walnut oil, hempseed - $12.00) with an egg added ($1.50). Crusty bread was well-coated in a thick layer of smashed avocado and I really enjoyed the citrus notes to boost the flavour. Very bright and fresh! The textural elements were great too. I cut into the poached egg expecting a satisfying cascade of golden yolk but sadly the yolk had been cooked through. None the less, a decent avocado toast. However, I definitely missed the Loxocado version. Lastly, I was excited to try their Colombian Guava Croissant (Pastry stuffed with guava filling - $4.50). This reminded me a lot of the Empanadas Queso y Guava that I often get from Paraiso Tropical. I thought that it was very cool that they found a way to make a cafe version of this - a croissant instead of an empanada. I was very impressed by this tasty pastry! Not only was the croissant deliciously buttery but the sweet and jammy guava filling really helped to add a playful Latin spin. It's really nice to see some menu items that actually reflect the Colombian heritage - a great accompaniment to the coffee! The Colombian has set their focus on so much more than running multiple coffee shops. The heart of the business is all about sourcing sustainable, traceable, fairly priced beans. But there's more! They offer coffee subscriptions, fundraisers, and even coffee classes. They've got a blog. They've got a podcast. Plus there's a specialty coffee shop on wheels called The Coffee Mule that can be rented for events. Is there anything that The Colombian can't do?? It doesn't seem so. This Edmonton coffee mogul is impressive to say the least and there's probably a cozy cafe location right near where you live. Why not pop in and grab a latte?

Freshly roasted coffee beans on Tuesday Thursday a few Saturdays! Exceptional customer service and…read morevery helpful! Get the full coffee experience just like any coffee plantations. Good thing there's good signage. I honestly would of never seen this place bc I meant to go to home depot but turned too early. I was lost but luckily I was enticed by this place!!! It was worth the impromptu visit. In the back. They have the option to smell the aromas of each of the beans they sell. This was a nice touch and reminds me of coffee plantation tours I've been on. Once inside I was greeted by a sweet nice man who gave me exceptional service. He started off with the most popular roasts...and with over 10 varieties I was overwhelmed. Luckily he took me to the back to smell the coffee beans each on their own. Pretty sweet deal to have beans freshly roasted the day of. The brew was outstanding and the aroma tantalizing on the way home. I'm so excited to try different blends. On this particular visit I had the Ethiopian and Brazilian blends bc they appealed to me the most. Definitely try this local roaster out!!!

I discovered NXT Roasters by accident while browsing through the Yelp app. That's probably the…read moreonly way your going to see this business because why else would you drive behind Home Depot unless you were lost? That said there is lots of parking and good access overall so perhaps the location does work. I believe that they only sell fresh roasted coffee beans and two varieties of a coffee spread. I'm saving the coffee spread for Christmas gifts so I can't tell you if I like them, but I'm sure that I will. Pricing is very simple; everything is $10.00. Bags of coffee are $10.00 and a small jar of coffee spread is $10.00. That's it. To help me choose my coffee the lady took me into the roasting room where I could smell some big containers of the actual beans. I'm looking forward to trying these beans out. They sell several varieties of the coffee beans plus one house blend. Strangely I don't think that they sell brewed coffee, just the beans. So if you feel like cruising behind big box hardware stores keep your eyes open for NXT. It might have been what you were looking for in the first place.

This is a fantastic, centrally located source of lighter to medium flavoured coffee beans. Nice…read moreselection of accessories like filters are available. Great spot to grab a quick bite and a brew for a sit down experience. Highly recommend with very helpful staff.

Absolutely amazing coffee from all over the world, cozy and warm place. The service and hospitality…read moreof the people is plus

Quite honestly I've enjoyed every visit I've had here. The non-coffee menu is small but tasty and…read morethe kid's hot chocolate is my kid's favourite of the kids' options (the vanilla steamer and milk steamer are fine -- it's great to have options -- but the kid loves chocolate). My default is definitely the chai tea latte. On our most recent visit we had chocolate croissants and they were tasty -- among the best chocolate croissants I've had locally. We rarely have trouble finding a seat when we come here and the staff are always friendly.

The Colombian's newest location in the Capilano area opened Oct 2024…read more Free street parking, their their typical industrial wood and metal interior and all the usual fanfare of coffee and teas made to perfection! Don't forget to ask about their seasonal offerings - today I tried the baklava latte with housemade pistachio, honey, and rose syrup! The speciality items are usually only 50 cents or so more than their regular latte. Staff are always friendly and happy to give you recommendation. The vibe is down to earth trendy. Like their other locations, it's usually fairly busy and lively inside - not a place to read a quiet book generally. But a great place to wake up, energize, and take in the vibrant community. (Capacity is prob 50ish) Two thumbs way up!

I love the atmosphere in this place. The interior is beautiful, I love the wooden furnishings,…read morewhite brick, and green plants. It's so cozy here. It's a great spot to study, work, or do casual things like read a book and journal. I like their windows and natural lighting. There's a bunch of seating options available and I like their coffee. I got an iced latte with oat milk that was delicious. I can't wait to come back.

Hot chocolate here sucks & tastes like warm milk & 0 chocolate anything. Timmy's and Mcdonald's…read moreeven are better. At 5.50 for a reg sized cup of warm milk this is a big rip off. Sheesh just take it off the menu.

What a delicious iced latte!!! My partner and I stopped into Ace for coffee before we started our…read moreThanksgiving (US) adventure in Edmonton. Excellent service and friendly staff.

My friend brought me to Ace on a Sunday afternoon. Ace has a beautiful space filled with light and…read moreplants. I tried the oat milk latte and a vanilla cream donut. The latte was smooth and not bitter while the donut was perfect. I think I commented that the somebody really cared about making that donut. The service was friendly and quick as it wasn't too busy. I'd like to come back again.

Purchased a bag from the OSFM last weekend (decaf roast) - been enjoying it for my morning…read moreespresso. Good smooth flavour profile !

Great beans! Multiple people have asked about our coffee when serving their 'Brew Ha Ha' to guests.read more

Fun and exotic! This place has some very unique food and candy finds; but pricey for sure…read more The wacky wild cereal is originally what we came in hoping to find something fun to spice up our morning breakfasts and they had a few options. We settled on the Halloween one, because my kid loves all things Halloween; for $15 it did feel a little overpriced but I don't know where they get all their stuff from and cost of everything has gone up so maybe I'm a bit biased. Coolers and coolers full of unique soda's. We picked 2 up and their flavors were definitely on par with a craft soda. I even saw Bob Ross on one can. Along with a Duff can! My friend recommended the Sailor Moon ones too and said the one she got was pretty tasty! We also picked up a can of the Spicy Lobster pringles, which were pretty tasty, but again quite a price to try.

Great selection of different drinks and candy from all over the globe and even better customer…read moreservice! 5/5!