another hidden cafe gem in Edmonton close to the high level bridge…read more It's a cool cafe that looks like a house from the outside.

Tiny wth a wonderful ambiance and equally wonderful barista.The coffee and goodies are perfect…read more Open Tuesdays through Saturday 7.30 - 2 pm or 3 pm. People even line up to get in there. Best little coffee shop in town.

Ok, so this place is awesome. On Fridays at our office, we take turns getting fancy pastries from…read morevarious places around Edmonton, and share them Friday. I ran across this relatively new place on Whyte avenue and picked up some of their donuts, and pastries. The blew everyone's minds on Friday. For a fancy birthday party I got a cake there, and not only are the cakes incredibly imaginative and delicious. the box was very solid and formidable, with little pieces inside to stop the cake from sliding around. All-around professional.

Honestly, I'm not a fan of hair in my food, or employees leaving the bathroom without washing their…read morehands, last time I'll be visiting this location...

We stopped by Credo on a whim for some iced lattes and they were surprisingly good. Strong coffee…read moretaste, milky enough but not too much, and not too sweet at all. Don't come here expecting dessert-like drinks, though. 5 stars.

I came here during winterval and was quite pleased: not only by the speed of service but also the…read morenon-caffeinated beverage options for me and my kid alongside the Winterval deals. My cinnamon maple steamer was great, my kid and I enjoyed cookies, and the kid loved the hot chocolate. A great stop to reinvigorate us during our afternoon/evening downtown!

This cafe place is hidden in the west close to WEM. Great…read moreplace to work and study as it's quiet. Grabbed their clubhouse sandwich, iced latte hazelnut and matcha. Service was pretty quick as it wasn't busy.

The ambience is honestly beautiful, and the place itself has a lot of potential. Unfortunately,…read morethat's where the positives end. The service was awful. One of the staff members came across as demanding and constantly pressured people to buy something. My friend and I had already purchased food and wanted to share because everything was expensive, but we were basically forced to buy more. It felt less like customer service and more like being pushed into spending money. The favoritism was also impossible to ignore. I ordered a croissant and didn't receive any chips. When we asked if chips came with the order, we were told no. But the customer sitting right next to us had chips anyway. When we asked why, the only explanation we got was that they were "special." It made absolutely no sense and left us feeling singled out. A nice interior doesn't make up for rude service. The atmosphere might look welcoming, but the way customers are treated tells a completely different story. I won't be coming back, and I definitely wouldn't recommend this place unless they seriously improve how they treat people.

So ridiculously good!!!!!! So glad I asked my gf for a recommendation of a local coffee shop when I…read morehad an appointment in the area last month. Great vibe, delicious pastries baked FRESH, and 1812 syrups are always a yes in my lattes! Cute seating options and a funky chalk wall bar. Ways to improve? There didn't appear to be any spaces to plug in a laptop, etc. if you are looking for somewhere to stay longer and work from. Regardless, Crum still gets two thumbs up!

I came in around 3 on a Monday and it was pretty packed. Most of the people here were on their own…read moredoing some work. I was in and out so didn't take in much of the ambience. The woman at the till was busy doing something but as soon as she saw me she stopped and greeted me promptly. I ordered a lavender London fog to go. It was probably one of the best London fogs I've had that saying the price is kind of high, a little over $7 and over $8 if you want alternative milk. They had a variety of treats and snacks for purchase but I didn't get a good look at everything. I'd come back but not sure how often given the prices.

Such a FUN little coffee shop with lots of focus on local artisans, foods, coffees, and more!…read more Loved that they have open mic nights, lots of seating options, and just a really cool chill eclectic vibe! I will most definitely be back!

Parking available in front. Door is on the side. Lots of…read morefun seating (for groups 1-6 people). 2 single person gender neutral bathroom. No table service. Baked goods looked and smelled great. Cheddar chive scone was 8/10. Texture was good but not a lot of flavor. Quite busy and quite loud. Not a good place for private conversations.

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).

Our family of three all enjoyed the fantastic Persian food. Our server, her name starts with the…read moreletter G, was very professional and explained our options. We also had the baklava dessert which was delicious. Complimentary tea and pita bread was also included As visitors to Edmonton, we were pleasantly surprised of the authenticity of their offerings.

Lamb shank was great, very flavourful and tender. It's served on the side of a very seasoned and…read morecolourful rice. The chicken kebab platter was a bit plain as the rice had very little flavor. Red tea was nice and hot and the service was good. We also had the deep-fried eggplant and a phyllo pastry filled with spinach and feta (similar to spanakopita) as appetizers. Both were delicious. I would recommend this place but the rice that had the seasoning was much more flavourful than the plain rice so I would keep that in mind.