Craft Beer Market offers and extensive beer menu and interesting food choices. This restaurant can…read moreget crowded, but the servers are always quick and efficient. On this visit, we were promptly seated. I ordered the crispy chicken sliders, which were crisp and flavourful. Every beer I tried was tasty!

I was meeting seven of my good friends to go to the Winspear for a concert tonight. I've never been…read moreto craft beer market the menu looked pretty good. At first the service was great I'll order the Prosecco that was the drink of the night for Tuesday. From now on it went downhill. We ordered our meals and people ordered drinks and more Prosecco. At one point we were just looking for someone it was actually working. Three servers were chatting while there was no service going on. A couple that was seated next to us actually left because the service was so bad. We were there early at 5:15 order of drinks and meals. We did not get out of there until 7 PM and then the nerve to charge us 20% gratuity when we had to ask for service continually. Would not recommend this place to anyone.

Slow Pour is a bit of a hidden gem. Located on 122 street, it could be easy to miss with its…read morenon-descript exterior. However, the inside is simply decorated and comfortable. It is a the great place for a date night or a couple drinks with friends. Drinks can be ordered at the bar and will be brought to your table. They have a great list of Alberta craft beers on their menu as well as wine, cider, and snacks. I really enjoyed the Cabin Scottishish the last time I visited. I was especially impressed by how many non-alcoholic options they offer. I'm always on the lookout for places where all of my friends can feel welcome so that goes a long way.

This place is a throwback to fun bars from the 90's .....beer wall a great feature ....great…read moreservice and prices ...food very good for standard bar food ....Dylan was "the man" for our service and even satisfied the premenopausal group we were with ....keep up the great work !!!!

We accidentally discovered this gem when we were looking for a safe place to dine. It seems that…read moreLeduc isn't really concerned with safety. Barney's has an outdoor patio completely glassed in with lots of plants and greenery to look at. Located in the Best Western Plus, it offers fine dining at reasonable prices. The staff really made our day. They were struggling with a rush on Father's day, but really made up for it. The steaks are excellent. I had the best chicken Caesar salad in the world. I've actually been around the world, so I can speak with some authority. The only problem was the side dish of grilled corn on the cob was ice cold. They replaced it, but it still wasn't coming out hot. Oh well, corn isn't that good for you anyway, right? The fries were awesome. The wine list was decent. I'd consider coming back here again if I'm driving the QE 2 and feeling a bit peckish.

Edmonton Brewery Tours offers a fantastic experience for anyone wanting to try a number of…read moredifferent craft beers and learn a bit more about the brewing process! The tour stoped at five different breweries. Our tour visited: - Bent Stick Brewing - Situation Brewing - Ally Cat - Blind Enthusiasm Brewing - Yellowhead Brewing Each stop you basically got a flight of four beers to try (with the exception of Yellowhead where you got a pint). It's a lot of beer, but over 6.5 hours so no one on our tour had too much to drink. Plus you got to meet some of the owners/brewers who explained a bit about what they do and what makes them unique. I won't review each brewery but they were all good, and in fact Bent Stick maybe my new favourite! In addition to the tour you also got a meal at Situation Brewing, a small goodie bag and discounts at each brewery if you wanted to buy some beer. Our tour guide (Tom) was friendly and did a great job taking us around. The bus we were on was clean as well. Overall I would highly recommend this tour to anyone! It's an excellent way to spend a Saturday.

Fun day visiting different breweries and meeting and drinking with new people! Generous amount of…read morebeer at each stop and a fun way to explore the city!

I thought the staff here was so so so sweet. It was such a friendly place to hang out. Not your…read moreaverage corner pub. It has interesting food items (German-esque) and the most delicious pretzels I've ever eaten. The pretzel is not my go-to food, but I would gladly eat more of these with the tasty honey, mustard dip. The best thing was the beer menu. Holy!!!!! I'm in heaven. If your date doesn't drink beer, never fear. They have a decent wine list and the make cocktails that would rival Three Boars. The large windows let in tons of light. You would never use "dingy" to describe this place. It is fresh looking and clean. I would love to come back.

A German-inspired cafe/bar in Forest Heights. Small but spacious, with friendly service and an open…read morekitchen. Lots of cocktails and beers from which to choose. Brunch on the weekends, sometimes with music. I came on a Sunday to enjoy brunch and see a local singer/songwriter. I ordered the potato rosti, which was three potato pancakes topped wth creme fraiche, served with fruit, toast, and two fried eggs. Really nice presentation, and a hearty portion. The coffee here is also excellent.

Honestly, for a dive bar on 82nd street this place was a blast. $5 beer and free pool, with VLTs…read more.. sign me up! Bartender was a hoot, made the experience well worth it. Look forward to stumbling home tonight and many nights in the future.

From the owner: Touchdown Pub now is under new management, come and check out the new environment and enjoy our…read moredaily specials! Party room is ready for reservation! Free customized cake! 6' for dinner for 6, 8' for dinner for 8. Choose your own picture, we will draw it on your cake! Do not miss it!

Service and ambiance Bartenders are the best…read more Staff are awesome Nachos are yummy Location great Unlimited parking

It was my first time at this location. It used to another business and some staff were from the old…read morebusiness. It has a big sitting area and parking is not a problem at all. Customer service was great and the servers were quick and efficient. The food was great as usual and we enjoyed our experience. It's one of the good spots for gatherings and watching games with friends and the quality of the service and food is pretty good!

Lots of parking. Staff are super friendly…read more Place is fun and the patio looks epic in the summer. Pizza was made fresh. We both enjoyed our choices.

Food- Pick-Up: Pizzas were still warm when we got home…read more Tried the pepperoni and mushroom,Hot Hawaiian, wings S&P and Honey garlic and Ceaser salad... pizzas were good but the pepperoni and mushroom was the best... Pizzas Hawaiian 7.5/10 Pepperoni and mushrooms 8.5/10 Wings 7/10 Salad 7/10 Service - only online and call in for pick up. It would be great for them to add or remove toppings to pizza if desired... for instance the bbq chicken add pineapple Ambiance- no comment yet

There are nine (9) taprooms / along Edmonton's 99 St 'Taproom Alley' (as I call it - between 53 Ave…read moreand 78 Ave). This includes Biera and Analog Brewing which are are few blocks further east on their respective avenues. I just left THE MONOLITH taproom at 9916 78 Ave. It was my last I wanted to visit of the 9 over a 1-2 month period. It was the MOST DISAPPOINTING! The staff shared they are part of Biera family (on 76 Ave and 96 St). The staff were friendly but everything else was not great. Only 4 beers on tap. All other beers they brew are in bottles! We come to have what's on tap! Plus, the strongest beer on tap was 4.5%! All their stronger beers were in bottles! Why? They don't open until 4pm where Bent Stick Taproom across the street was already open and overflowing. They have no public wifi. The beer I had was bland and no effect. It was like I had water (I had the 'Zesty Zee'). A complete disappointment. For my second beer I went to Longroof Taproom (9570 76 Ave) and had my second beer. Much better. Longroof is one of my favourites.

This has been sitting in my drafts for over a year so I'll finally post this review. I am from Los…read moreAngeles and was visiting Edmonton for a week, so I asked locals on Reddit where I should eat and so many people recommended Tokiwa Ramen! In particular, my good friend from U of A gave high praise for Tokiwa and said it was the best ramen in the city, so I decided to give it a go. The first day I went, it was a busy Saturday morning, I got there 20 minutes before opening, and there was still a line that I had to wait in, so keep that in mind and prepare for that, get there early enough if it's a Saturday morning and you want to avoid waiting in line. The ramen was amazing, so flavorful, so nuanced, and I never had ramen quite like it before, it was the Yuzu Shio. So delicious, the service and staff was amazing as well. The second day I went was on a weekday around 1 PM and there was no wait that time, I was seated immediately. I had the Spicy Goma, and it was so good that I still am thinking about it even now, even while surrounded by all the ramen shops here in LA. The Spicy Goma was my favorite because I have a knack for spicy foods. Definitely try Tokiwa Ramen, it was one of my favorite eats while I was in Edmonton.

That's great! It's the most expensive and impressive Japanese noodle restaurant I've ever been to…read more Unfortunately, there's no service because it's so busy. The noise and crowd are overwhelming.