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!

We wanted to go for a ride on the motorcycle so today it's for coffee in Sherwood Park. We picked…read moreGratitude Coffee because we didn't plan on ordering lunch and, as far as I can tell, Gratitude doesn't sell lunch so that made our decision easy. I ordered a black drip coffee and it was excellent. No bitternes and just the right temperature. We did add a date square despite the plan not to order food. I certainly recommend Gratitude's date squares but only if you are sharing the square with someone else because the serving would be a bit much for one person. It was 1:30pm on a Thursday when we arrived and the tables were nearly full. The cafe has room for another table or two so hopefully they will add some additional seating. If you're just looking for coffee or perhaps coffee and a biscuit or square, Gratitude Coffee might be a good good stop.

Cozy little spot located in Sherwood Park. I didn't realize that their food items were vegan which…read morefor me was wonderful since I'm allergic to eggs and dairy. I tried their "sausage/breakfast roll" and my friend had their muffin. Both were delicious and their products are local. Another bonus they don't charge extra for dairy alternatives for your coffee!! Both the owners were there yesterday morning and were pleasant and helpful. They have a large menu of beverage options. We both had drip coffee and it was wonderful. The inside is cozy, bright and clean. Definitely worth a stop for a take away or to stay.

We arrived just in time for the noon lunch crowd so it was quite busy and noisy. There's a wide…read morevariety of lunch and breakfast foods available. I had a Homestead Sandwich which was served on a ciabatta bun. It was very good. My partner had the Davey Jones tuna sandwich but found that there was too much bread. We both washed it down with the drip coffee although there's a lot of fancy coffees for those who prefer something upscale. This must have been an old bank as there's a huge safe near the washroom. I enjoyed Cafe Haven but Columbia Coffee is just a block away so it makes for a tough choice.

The eggs Benedict was amazing. The Ambience was very relaxing and a creative vibe with all the…read moreincredible art on the walls by a local artist. The service was a little slow but only because it was super busy. Check it out you will not be disappointed.

Expense , vanilla cold brew has no taste, milk out of container and weak coffee added to large…read moreplastic cup . Kids slush size . $16. 00 for 2 cold brew and a small rice krispy .

It is a nice large place for a coffee and maybe some Indian food, but the new graffiti in the…read moremen's washrooms is disturbing and out of character for the cafe. Crude language and off putting. Otherwise a nice place to relax. There is seating on both the north and south side. Large windows. The upstairs used to be available but it is now closed. Padded armchairs, tables, friendly staff, deserts. Teas and beers.

Decent price very good product fast and friendly and the atmosphere is awesome. I really enjoy the…read morebuilding and the music as well.

Wow. I was pleasantly surprised by the awesome quality of the coffee here. Super friendly service,…read moreawesome coffee. And great baked treats. Really enjoyed the cookies. Will definitely be back for more

This is a destination cafe. It's also the first time I have left Edmonton for Tofield…read morespecifically. Not that there's anything wrong with Tofield, I just haven't had a reason to visit before now. The cafe is in the centre of the town rather than off of the highway. We each had the daily special which was a fried chicken folded wrap plus cream of cauliflower soup. The soup was excellent. The wrap was delicious as well although probably larger than we needed. We chatted with the owner as he was very friendly and interesting. The ambiance is casual and comfortable. They are licensed to sell alcohol as well as the food and coffee. The establishment is much larger than it looks as there is another section in the back that is not readily apparent when you first walk in. Talk to the owner about motorcycles and you'll make a friend. I'm sure that we'll be back. After all, Tofield is only 45 minutes from Edmonton.

New owners are a lovely Indian couple. We have eaten lunch here many times. It's a hidden gem in…read moreTofield and worth the trip. Tonight they had a special Indian meal. This was the best Indian food I've had outside of India. I've been to India 3 times for a total of 5 weeks. The decor is somewhat rustic but clean and comfortable. Service is personal by the owners.

My friend suggested this coffee shop and I didn't know about this business before. When we got…read morethere the size of the place was very interesting. I think it was so far the biggest coffee shop I've seen in Edmonton. The place was decorated nicely and the furniture was higher quality compared to other coffee shops. The service was fantastic and they had very friendly and helpful staff. The pastry options were great and it was really hard to pick something. For the drink we picked mofawar and it was delicious! Overall I had a great experience at this business and can't wait to go back there and try other items on the menu! It's highly recommended!

Parking is not fun as it can be difficult to find parking during peak hours. But it is free if you…read morecan find a spot! Place is lovely and nice to just "hang out" in. We tried the Adani tea and Mofawar coffee. The tea had a unique taste but not my favorite. Coffee tasted like coffee to me. Malva pudding was 10/10 good - label says it comes with ice cream BUT when I ordered it to go no one said I wouldn't get the ice cream Creme brulee Has to be eaten in house as it comes in a fancy clay pot. Was 10/10 good. Overall I might try a normal coffee, but the desserts are good!

I tried a latte, a prosciutto & brie on a bun, and a sugar donut and enjoyed them all. The chairs…read moreare comfortable. 2 walls are all windows so it's a nice place to look out and watch people and traffic. Lots of parking out front.

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.

Oh. Em. Squeal!!!!!…read more First off, mad props to my friend for introducing me to this charming new addition to the coffee scene. Stop Gap opened just under a month ago in Oliver. They describe themselves as a temporary (stop gap) means to filling a need - coffee - served with an intentional and caring heart. Caleb Kam, the owner, is warm and inviting. He definitely knows his coffee. You may know him from his former life at Brown Butter Cafe. Caleb focuses on Canadian, fresh, and local! I spotted Ace and Candid today (Edmonton gems). The clientele were sweet and happy to offer up their faves! Nathan, a regular, told me Caleb is the go to for the best pour over in town. I opted for a Dirty Chai - made to perfection and my friend had a oat milk chai complete with milk art adorning the top. Both beverages were perfection. Coffee can be consumed in house complete with adorable coasters (el gato was my fave naturally, meow) or taken to go. For seating, there is a cute bench against the window front and a side room available if not booked. Caleb also had fresh donuts from Fuzion in Chinatown. My friend and I shared the cake and Cinnamon bun donut today. Sooo ridiculously good. Be sure to check Fuzion out online - they don't have a storefront so you will need to order in advance if you are looking to up your donut game at your next office meeting. I seriously can't wait to come back here again! Oh and they also have a beautiful meeting space available for rent on the main floor in case you want to bring your next staff meeting to the best coffee in town! Such a true pleasure meeting you today, Caleb! Stop Gap is exactly what YEG needs!

I'm always up for a little journey out of town in the name of food and that's precisely what my…read morerecent visit to the city of Leduc was all about. Fifteen minutes (or so) south of the city makes Leduc feel more like a suburb and very much a part of the greater Edmonton area. It didn't take me much convincing to jump in the car when I heard that a little cafe was home to the Best Dessert 2024 as named by EDify Magazine. What delicious secrets were being kept in Leduc and how could I taste them?? Step one is to drive yourself to Leduc, which I did on a Saturday morning. While nearby, I haven't spent a whole lot of time in Leduc and found myself pleasantly surprised when the navigation took me to a quaint and cute small-town-style main street area. I really don't think that I'd ever been there before. Sweet little independent shops lined both sides of the street, lending to an idyllic pedestrian experience. Shopping areas like these always feel good to stroll through. Leduc Coffee Shop is located within two other stores; Magpies Collection and Playing For Keeps Toys. So don't get confused when you enter into a retail space; home decor and gifts on the left and children's toys on the right. Head to the back of the store and keep going until you find yourself surrounded by bistro tables and can smell the coffee. The space is cozy and cafe-like with chocolate-coloured walls and pieces of local art as decoration. I noted that each table was adorned with a vase of fresh flowers - a lovely touch. I also noticed a very adorable China cabinet filled with antique cups and saucers. The idea is that you can choose your own teacup to use, select your tea of choice, and then sit down to enjoy! What a beautiful idea that only adds to the experience! I was surprised by how large the menu is - the whole thing is posted right on the wall and it's huge both in physical size and in terms of content. In the end, the offerings include; drinks, eats, and sweets n treats. If you're looking for visual guidance most of the food items are on display in the glass case, which is helpful. I knew that I wanted to order a coffee-based beverage - it is a coffee shop after all - and I was delighted to find a special "Winter Drinks" menu. I am someone who loves a seasonal beverage, to the point of ordering off of these types of menus almost exclusively. I just like trying new things and enjoying flavours that compliment the season. This menu included six different choices, each sounding perfectly appropriate for the winter. The Gingerbread Spiced Mocha (Espresso, white chocolate, topped with whip cream & cinnamon) stood out to me, which I ordered in the small size. The girl at the counter was pleasant and got to work on preparing our drinks and eats. The drink looked like everything that I wanted it to be (AKA more like dessert than coffee) but unfortunately the flavour didn't really hit the mark for me. It mostly just tasted like a mediocre, watered down cup of coffee and didn't deliver on all of the gingerbread and spice and mocha that was promised. It just seemed like this coffee was supposed to have a lot of exciting stuff going on and I felt disappointed as I sipped it. The food menu includes a whole array of sandwiches that look really appetizing - many on croissants or bagels. And each sandwich is served with a side of corn chips which is something that I can totally get behind! I would recommend taking a look in the case and choosing whatever appears the most delicious on that particular day. However, I was visiting for one item and one item only: the Orange Bun ($3.50). This is the current best dessert in the Edmonton area and I couldn't wait to try it. These golden twirly rounds are baked in-house from scratch using real butter. The orange buns are served warm and seem to be a member of the cinnamon roll family. I know that this isn't a popular opinion but I'm not much of a cinnamon roll fan (unless we're talking about the ones at Sugarbowl, in which case I love them). This, however, is not a cinnamon roll. The homemade dough is hand-stretched every morning and the freshness is evident in every bite. There's a gooey mix of orange zest and coconut within every warm layer, bringing a sweet and unique flavour all its own. I loved this comforting bun, like something that a grandma would make. The flavour of the dough itself was almost the best part because it wasn't too sweet and it held the orange and coconut together so well. An absolute delight! I totally understand why this orange bun is on the foodie radar. It's wonderful that a little cafe like this, off the beaten path, is getting some notice. The food is the highlight at Leduc Coffee Shop but it would be nice if the coffee beverages were up to the same level. Delivering every bit the cozy cafe experience, this is the type of space that you'll be happy to spend some time in.

I came here because their orange rolls were featured in Edify Magazine. I ordered them for each of…read moremy guests. They loved the orange rolls. The rolls are like cinnamon buns but with orange instead of cinnamon. For lunch two of us ordered the Chicken Chipotle Melt. They were $9.99 each which is very reasonable. They were good, but not special. We noticed a steady stream of people coming in and ordering and looking for a table so this could be the most popular coffee house in Leduc. Coffee is self serve and includes refills. The cafe is located in the back of another business which I think is a gift shop. There's usually lots of steet parking available and, of course, being Leduc the parking is free.