Traditional caucasian comfort food at it's best (worst for your cardiovascular system and waistline…read moretho!) - starch, meat, salt, butter, cream... oh my! And to top it all off, huge homemade pies in about 8 different varieties. For the more health conscious (ha!) there's cabbage and beet soup - there's even some beans in there. I love Uncle Ed's. The service is fast, the food is good and the price is right. It's a calorie splurge but totally worth it. I also love that I can shop after, I always pick up soup and perogies from the frozen section, but there are many more items to choose from, like poppyseed donuts, cabbage rolls and affordable veal cutlets (they're hit and miss, sometimes stringy, but at $7 for a pack of 2 it's a good gamble). There's also a fridge section, the deli of course, and a little packaged good section. I like to pick up spätzle, sauerkraut and Jam Lady products here. They also have a small Ukrainian goods section and offer special items at Christmas and Easter. Uncle Ed's is an Edmonton institution, and their newer location in Beverly is clean and organized. Just get there early (1100ish) cuz the lunch rush is very busy and the parking fills up fast.

Once again a wonderful meal at Uncle Ed's. Cheap. Delicious. Homestyle and filling. That is what…read moreyou would get here. Also authentic. Everything is so delicous here. Service is good. It is kinda similiar to a small town dinner. No frills. Also the servers do their job but I can't say they were friendly. This time I had the smoked pork chop with the chedder perogies and the sour cabbage rolls and cheese filled crepes. I love thier smoked pork chop. I waffle on that an the meatballs. To me these are my favourite foods. My husband went with the kubbie burger which he really enjoyed. Not much to say in terms of ambiance. Pretty basic but clean. I obviously will come back here again

Amazing little place for Ukrainian food!! They have a…read morefreezer when you walk in full of amazing Ukrainian food!! I got really carried away and spent too much money!!! Service was great, the lady at the counter was very helpful and friendly, it's just a small little place but they sure do make some very tasty Ukrainian food!! I bought 4 different flavors of Pirogies, plus a tasty doughnut type dessert with poppyseeds in them, I m not sure how it's spelt but I will say it starts with a P!!! Super yummy!!! If you're craving good Ukrainian food this is the place to go!!!

Tried all 3 cabbage rolls and they were great. Service from staff was good and they were very…read moreknowlledgeable We did feel the price was a bit high as the cabbage rolls were quite small in size for the price.

Hot damn!!! Some super delicious Ukrainian food right in…read moreKingsway mall! Service was good and the ladies were friendly The Nalyshnky was extra delicious! (Don't tell my grandma I think it's better than hers ) The peroxide were amazing! One note is they seem to take it easy on the salt, so make sure to add some to really bring out the flavours There is a rather large crowd of older people at kingsway so I'd imagine they are fairly sensitive to salty dishes. It's super easy to add some if you feel the flavours is lacking. As far as ambiance... it's a food court ‍ 6perogies and a kube for $10. Not too bad. The 8perogies with kube for $12 is a good deal. Is it the cheapest food? No. But it's not too expensive. Is it some of the most delicious in the food court? Yes.

I've been a fan of Shumka ever since I was a little kid when they used to be in the Londonderry…read moreMall just down the road from my elementary school. Why? The nalysnyky. If you've never tried this dish (pronounced nah-less-ni-ke in my family) what it is is a Ukrainian crepe, filled with cottage cheese, baked in cream, and sprinkled with dill. It's basically a heart-attack waiting to happen, but at least you'll know you're going to die happy.

Liked it during Easter. Great service. Paska with sprinkles. Support local businesses downtown and…read morekeep people working and have a livelihood.

Really great place for Ukrainian food. The perogies were…read moretender and stuffed with filling. The sausage was thick and juicy. I chose the potato pancakes with mushroom sauce and added a stuffed pepper. Incredibly filling. I had to take half of it home.

Free parking out front. Comfy chairs and privacy between tables. The interior is warm and appealing…read morewith many things to look at. Hot, tasty food with informed, friendly service. An enjoyable experience all-around.

Boyfriend picked up Dinner for 4 of us. This meal deal was a great option…read more 24 PYROHY (Perogies) Choice of fillings: Potato and Onion, Potato and Cheddar, Potato and Cottage Cheese, or Sauerkraut. He chose the potato and cheddar and potato and cottage cheese. Cottage cheese ones were 11/10 delicious. Cheddar ones were 10/10. Great for 4 people as we only had 4 perogies left over! 12 CABBAGE ROLLS - I am not used to cabbage rolls only filled with rice. Found them a bit bland as I usually put bacon, ground beef, and more seasonings in mine. Nice tomato sauce on top. 4 HAM GARLIC "KOVBASA" SAUSAGE LINKS - These were HUGE. Great show piece and everyone loved the flavor. DEEP FRIED MINI 'PEROGIES' - These were okay but kind of soggy by the time we ate. He also got the fried pickles - these were 10/10! Breading was crisp and pickle was nice and tart.

Before playing Padel and Play Zone (by the way, Padel Zone is super fun), we stopped by this…read moreUkrainian restaurant. Oh my god, all the home made food was amazing. Many choices of food and desert. We spoke to the female owner for a while and she was so welcoming and pleasant and fun to talk to. She was all smiles and explained all different kinds of food as we had no idea of Ukrainian food. The restaurant is in the industrial area and we were not sure whether we are going to the right place but we were! Thank you for your warm hospitality and great food.

Saskitoba is the Edmonton area's only all-you-can-eat Ukrainian buffet, just 10 minutes from the…read moreairport. It is casual and homey with really friendly service, and we enjoyed our first visit! For $25 per adult, we indulged on fresh, handmade goodies like perogies, sweet & sour cabbage rolls, honey ham, beef meatballs and more. There's a salad bar with gems like garlicky macaroni salad and garlic-stuffed olives (we'll be safe from vampires for sure), and you know we didn't skip desserts -- cheesecake, warm apple crisp, and chocolate chip cookie bars, which were so good I ate MULTIPLE. Open Tuesday to Saturday, check Facebook for hours and menus. It's not a huge space, so reservations are recommended.

Once again I went here for supper, this time with a friend. As usual, it was excellent. I ordered a…read morecocktail which was so beautifully crafted and lovely. My friend also had a different one with the same quality on here. My friend had the burger and fries. She is gluten sensitive, so they gave her a lettuce wrap instead of a bun. It looked okay, but was messy to eat (lettuce was falling apart so she had to eat it with a knife and fork). I had the Galicia Chicken Burger -breaded chicken layered with tangy sauerkraut, beet & prune mayo, and a whisper of smoky chipotle. Served with classic fries. This combination was unreal - the beet and prune may although sounding odd was such a lovely combination. Very flavourful. The only thing was the chicken patty was a little small, but still very tasty. The fries were the ones that are battered and I love them. Service was great. I will come back here again and again.

I have been here twice now and have absolutely loved the food each time. The care placed into the…read moreplaying, the ingredients and the service is excellent. The only hard part is leaving and paying the bill: it tends to be busy enough that you need to capture the attention of staff. Great staff, building location, and variety in the menu!! I will be back.

Four dollars for three greasy perogys from their food truck. The filling had more cheese flavour…read morethan others I have had, which was surprising, but the rest of the experience was extremely underwhelming.

In a word: underwhelming…read more When I first saw this place, the Ukrainian, perogy loving side of me got very excited. I finally tried it today with two friends and we were all unimpressed. The price point surprised me - $8 for 6 perogies and $11 (!) for 9. There are four options, all of the cheddar cheese filled, with different choices of toppings. For a place that claims to be "gourmet", I expected some more wild combos or at least some different options for fillings. I went with the classic Kool Kiev, topped with sauteed cabbage, garlic sausage and scallions. The cabbage was plentiful, but I didn't even see the sausage in the container until I'd already eaten a couple of perogies. And it wasn't genuine Ukrainian kubie. Just two and a half sad slices of sad sausage. What really disappointed me was that I saw the perogies being ladled out of the pot of water and into my container, which made them on their own quite bland. They were good quality, but tasted boiled and that's it. For me it's a MUST that they are cooked and sauteed or fried with the onions and meat to make everything extra tasty. I think what made this a two-star experience was the price. I can go to the Ukrainian market and buy two dozen perogies for $8 and do as good of a job cooking them up as they do at Baba Fink's, if not better. The toppings were not high quality and there were bags from Lucky 97 hanging everywhere behind the counter. The food was not bad, don't get me wrong, but I should have paid $7 for what I had, not 9. Disappointed.