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    Anvil Coffee House

    4.4 (25 reviews)
    Open 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Moderate noise
    Outdoor seating
    Good for kids
    Good for groups

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    Kristin K.

    Decided to search up a non chain coffee shop this morning with some time to kill before a physio appointment. AND BOY OH BOY am I glad I did! Anvil was absolutely lovely! Everything from the dog friendly shaded patio, to the local artisan artwork and trinkets for sale, to the welcoming atmosphere. I ordered the July special - Iced macadamia rose latte, hubs the hot London fog, and we shared a pistachio croissant heated up. I noticed they have a loyalty card if you are a reguskr and even a blue heart program if you are in need of a "boost" (check out the pic I posted explaining). Staff were lovely and checked in with us before we left. They offer to go or to stay non disposable cups. I also always love a place with cheeky signs and phrases adorning the walls. Two thumbs up ANVIL, way up! PS If you can, pay cash to help them out to avoid card fees ;-)

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    Pamela D.

    I'd read the reviews but had no idea Anvil was so nearby. What a find! This place is inviting, airy and cute. The staff are friendly and chatty which is essential in a local coffee shop. There are quite a few tables and ample plug ins for those looking to do a bit of work while grabbing a breakfast sandwich or lunch. I had a peppermint tea which came in the nicest big ceramic cup that really keeps the heat in. The tea strainer was very clever too - no mess, just flip it upside down and there are no spills. I stuck around longer than expected so I got lunch - cuban sandwich with turkey, ham, provolone, dill pickle, mayo and mustard. It was a really tasty sandwich and they toast automatically. I had a London Fog to wash it down. Delish.

    This is the Pesto Sammie.  It's a tasty and light breakfast.
    Glen B.

    I ordered a Sammie (breakfast sandwich) and a coffee . The coffee was nice although it went down too fast. Refills are $2.10. There is a choice of three breakfast sandwiches and each are either $5.50 or $5.75. Mine was the pesto sammie and it was very good. I like that it was not premade but rather made fresh. It was really tasty and I would rate it in the top five in the city (and I've eaten a lot of breakfast sandwiches). It's a bit noisey due to the hard walls and the many customers but we could still talk. They have free WiFi and lots of small tables. I noticed a sign for wine so if coffee is not your thing then something a bit more complex is available. If I lived nearby I would become a regular customer but it's a fair drive from home. From my one visit I can certainly recommend Anvil, especially if you are in the east end of town.

    So good, couldn't wait to take photo!
    Gabrielle R.

    Met up with a girlfriend for a coffee date here. Was pleasantly surprised to find such a cheery and modern independent coffee shop in this East Edmonton neighborhood. Much like many other coffee shops, they were displaying/selling local art, which covered their long wall. Unlike most other coffee shops, I nearly brought a piece of art home. The pieces were all fabulous upcycled expressions, many of which used kitchen gadgets (ie. wooden spoons) in really bright colours! If you're an artist wishing to display/sell locally, I highly suggest seeing whether Anvil will be willing to work with you. Their eye for curation was impeccable! The ladies behind the counter were friendly, helping me work out a "chocolatey but not sweet" espresso-based beverage. I went with their mocha, which I believe uses house syrup. It was bitter and chocolatey, with just the right pinch of sweetness! I also had a black Americano, my standard coffeeshop test, and they passed with flying colours! I'll definitely be coming back!

    Natalie C.

    This quiet coffee shop is tucked away unsuspectedly in Ottewell plaza, neighbors to a Rexall, Vet clinic, and small grocery. I didn't know it existed until my friend (who lives in the neighborhood) mentioned it to me! I came in last week with her to do some studying, and it was overall a pretty decent experience. They have cute decor in here, chalkboard menus, quite a bit of seating, and a big yellow piano that holds straws, honey, milk, other condiments. The decor is all coffee based with a little picture frame on the wall that says "break in case of emergency"- but it has coffee beans in it. Cute. They also have local art on the walls which is nice! It's well lit with nice primary colors brightening up the area. Nice to see a coffee shop that's not monochrome! I ordered an Italian soda and they have a few syrups to choose from. They've also got hot chocolate, lattes, americanos, drip coffee. Things are priced between 2 and 6 dollars, which is, I guess, average for a small coffee shop. They've got a little fridge with bottled iced teas and small smoothies as well as pastries such as cookies, croissants, cinnamon buns. I think they're stock varies on the time of day and when they run out they run out. They also sell lunch food, and have a rotating menu for special sandwiches. When I came in it was peanut butter week, and they were offering sandwiches like PB&J, PB & banana, and PB & pickle. They have a fridge in the front and they make things with fresh ingredients. It's a little pricey for what you get, though. They have wraps and other sandwiches as well, and a soup of the day. My friend got the Greek wrap and I had a peanut butter banana sandwich. We both agreed that they were nothing really that special, but not bad by any means. The girl at the till wasn't overly friendly and it was quite busy so you could tell she was focused on feeding customers rather than chatting. My sandwich took quite a while but she apologized and said it would be ready soon which was fine since I was staying to study. When another girl came on shift they were both quite chatty, a bit distracting but overall not a huge problem. Just would have been nicer to receive friendlier service- that was the type of thing I expect from a second cup, not from a local shop, if you know what I mean. Lots of families come in here- it's clear that this is a new shop in the community for a reason. They have lots of community events here and it's a nice little place to stop by at if you're planning on going for a walk in the area. Parking is abundant as well! If you're in the area and don't want to hit up the usual Starbucks, give this place a try. It has a lot of potential, and I'm excited to see it grow over the next while!

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    I love the atmosphere, the friendly staff and fantastic coffee. I ordered a latte and it was one of the smoothest I've ever had.

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