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.

First time at this Italian bakery and I was impressed with the amount of baked goods they had…read more They had a lot of choices to choose from. My personal favourite was the Nutella Donut which had plenty amount of Nutella inside. Their service was standard. And they had plenty of seating and it wasn't hard to find a table either.

My family could not eat a frozen tortellini product, it tasted like the meat inside had gone bad. I…read morecalled about the store's return policy and was met with a rude and defensive reaction from a manager.I was told the problem must be with my family. Dumb way to lose a customer. As a long time customer, I also find a lot of floor staff acting annoyed when you ask for something. No thanks, we're out.

Edit 05JUL2025 approx 1 pm I walked into the new location and turned around and walked out…read more The line up to pay was insane only open person working but yet there was two terminals. I would estimate there were 3-4 dozen people in line the entire length of the store and then snaking along the back wall. Then the GF cafe seating area reassembled a Costco food court, not a seat to be found. The line to the GF Cafe/Deli counter also had about 2 dozen people waiting. Totally blocking the isle of GF products on the shelves.

They have moved. The new address is 10516 184 str…read more The old place was nothing like the new location. First impression.. unlike the old location,there's plenty of parking .. and the neighboring businesses are closed on Saturdays so there's even more available. Second impression.. when you walk in , unlike the old place , it doesn't have that butcher smell .. though I love that smell. It's a lot roomier and everything is spaced out to walk by . They have a good variety in the freezers and even some BBQs for sale . The butcher counter has a lot to offer and everything on display looked great . They even have a dry aging cabinet so you can see the aging process. They also have a coffee bar and a few tables to enjoy some coffee and a snack . Everything was reasonably priced . And the store looks so much better . It's a new look but the products and service remains the same .

Phenomenal little Deli in St. Albert! They specialize in deli meats, cheeses, and products that…read moreare sodium nitrate free, filler free, glueten free... and all around amazing! My neighbor had recommended this place to me the other day because I mentioned to her that I have been craving pepperoni during my entire pregnancy but can't have it because of the sodium nitrates! She told me to go give Grapevine a try! My husband and I immediately hopped in the car to go check it out! And lo and behold they had all kinds of goodness! They had farm fresh eggs, little red and yellow cherry grape tomatoes from a local farm pesticide free for $3.50 (awesome!) and all kinds of goodness. They had shelves stocked with local and organically made glueten free pancakes, muffin, and bread mixes. I could go on and on! I also noticed that about 6 people came in while I was there and every customer was greeted by their first name! They also serve sandwiches made fresh and soup to go! All their deli meats were reasonably priced... no specials of the week... but $2.99 for 100 grams was pretty typical of their prices which is great for soidum nitrate and filler free deli meat! I was able to get my beloved pepperoni in sodium nitrate free! They even had quite a variety - honey garlic, spicy, turkey, ham and & ??? can't remember... I left there quite impressed and looking forward to becoming a regular!

This is a great little gem in St Albert... They have a great selection of deli meats including…read moretriple smoked european bacon! This stuff is smoked so much that you can almost eat it without cooking! It`s also only a few cents more expensive per 100g then the regular bacon which is only smoked once. I must say that it was quite busy in there and I felt a little ignored at the beginning. I guess they have their own system on how to manage their customers but it seemed a bit disorganized. Once I did get some service I realized how much they knew about their products. I think they also realized I knew what I was talking about as well. I was really happy when they let me try the smoked bison tenderloin because it was amazing. I immediately ordered 100g because it was so good and they actually gave me close to 200g for the price of 100. I will definitely be back here to get the triple smoked bacon and I will have to try some of their other offerings.

All I can say is that a friend from Vancouver sent me some amazing gluten free foods delivered to…read moremy door in Edmonton. I have never had such good tortellini. It may have been the best I have ever had!

I visited the Enjoy Centre in St. Albert for the first time in ages, and discovered this delightful…read morewhole foods/health food store. I love the bright, open way the space is laid out, and had a lot of fun looking through the aisles at the wide variety of products. Most items are vegetarian or vegan, but there are some meat products too (or which have ingredients not suitable for vegans/vegetarians). I picked up some hard to find and unusual items, like shitake mushroom chips. I am not sure I would make the drive from Edmonton just to shop here, but if I am in the area again for sure I would stop by.

Excellent coffee shop/bakery. Friendly staff. Good prices. Nice for small groups to get together…read morein the morning. It fills up fast.

This probably isn't really necessary, because everyone loves it - but we come here for great prices…read moreon produce (seriously) and for evening coffees, and maybe a pizza dinner in the cafe. The people working there are awesome and friendly - we have gotten to know some and it's always fun to chat them up. We have The Great Debate pizza, which has Tomato sauce, mozzarella, rosemary ham, double-smoked bacon & pineapple drizzled with hot honey. Dessert can be the cake below (can't remember the name but it's 100% chocolate and SO rich you need to start with a "wafer thin slice" because you won't believe it.

Might be the best sandwiches in town. The Italian Grill is perfectly crafted and the staff are…read moreawesome and fast!

Excellent sandwiches, pizzas and deli. Love how it's a local neighborhood establishmentread more

This store is great. The ladies who work there are very friendly and highly likable. With one of…read morethem, Wanda (pron. Vanda), who is super-nice, I am on first name basis. My girlfriend, Cynthia, is a Philipina who grew up in Canada - she always stresses how pleasantly the ladies at the Polonia Deli treat her. I am a Canadian-Polish who is proudly Canadian, yet I would never tolerate any signs of ugliness towards non-Polish clients at that store. I go there often enough to assure any one who'd ask me that the clients who are not of Polish extraction are treated very politely, as they should be. Yes, the store sometimes turns into a little agora of Polish gossip and friendly banter, but this is quite common: all these small "ethnic" stores are alike, be it African, German, Greek, Indian, Italian, Pakistani - you name it. As for the products sold there: We have never experienced any problems. We do not eat pork so I cannot vouch for their pork-based cold cuts, yet they have chicken and turkey items, which are always fresh and excellent. We also like their preserves, pierogi (pierogi is already plural, no need to say "pierogies" :-) ), and yummy chocolate products. It is a great little store that could. Cynthia and I recommend it wholeheartedly!

I was very excited to see what was offered here in terms of the deli. Not impressed…read more I bought two (2) rings of dry sausage. I should have have followed my gut when the rings were different colors. The first ring I tried was meh, but the second ring was sour and greenish in color and I ended up spitting the meat out and throwing it in the garbage. I also bought a smoked Turkey leg which I am now VERY apprehensive about eating as I still have a bad taste in my mouth from the rotten and sour sausage. I'm sure that this place can do much better than this but I won't be back to find out. Also, the lady that was working the till seemed annoyed that an older gentleman had taken up a conversation with me - giving one word directions. Sad....

Longterm Meuwly's fan, former "Secret Meat Club" member here. My 5 star review is long, long…read moreoverdue. I keep being drawn back to Meuwly's, though I no longer live in the area nor purchase many pork-based deli meats. Meuwly's offers much more, and attending one of their events served as a reminder of the breadth of their food expertise and local knowledge. Each Easter, our family ham comes from Meuwly's. In late March, my partner and I attended the "Easter with Meuwly's" event, hosted by Myles Fedun, Chef de Cuisine, who is a Canadian with maternal and paternal Ukrainian heritage. This event celebrated Myles's Ukrainian roots, and he highlighted some of the regional differences in the same traditional dishes within his own family. The experience was amazing, awesome... whatever your vernacular, we had a helluva great time. There was of course so, SO much food, which was paired expertly with wines and refreshing cocktails made from in-house mixers and cordials. The charcuterie was beautifully presented, prepared by a young woman whose name I missed. A fellow named Tyler assisted Chef Myles and introduced some greens to the carb-fat-meat-dairy fest, albeit with plenty of lardons and butter. One of the owners, Pete, welcomed us on arrival, and then continued with preparing their delicious Easter hams. Meuwly's is an incredible Edmonton business which I cannot recommend enough. They are doing great things here, and showcasing many wonderful in-house, local, provincial and Canadian-made epicurean products. You can even stop in for lunch. For me and my family it's a new tradition, it's supporting local, and wow it's just darn good. Edmonton proud!

Wicked sannis! Cool hip vibe, clean organized and well displayed items for sale in addition to the…read moreSannis!