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).

One is always welcomed into this restaurant which has a warm and busy vibe. We were lucky to get a…read moretable. I splurged on a delicious pour over and my husband had a drip coffee

Edmonton's best coffee shop has opened up another location. This one is in the old Todd Cleaners…read morebuilding on 99th Street. It's very easy to find and there's even a lot of parking available. This may soon become the most popular of their locations. I've visited all but the Glenora location and they all offer the same superb Columbian coffee. It's is simply the best coffee in the city and consistently so. There is no bitterness whatsoever. I've previously bought a bag of coffee for home. I can't make it taste as good as the cafe does but it definitely improves my home brew. There's a power outlet at each table for those who like to bring their work to the coffee house. It's even above each table which is handy. Interestingly that's where jukeboxes used to be located in 60s style cafes. The breakfast bagel is delicious but so messy. The yolk is so runny that it will either shoot out and hit your guest or drip all over your fingers. It's like this at all of their locations. Maybe some people like it this way but it's too messy for me and I don't like sticky fingers. One star off for sticky finger inducing bagels. Otherwise this is a top choice.

My friend brought me to Ace on a Sunday afternoon. Ace has a beautiful space filled with light and…read moreplants. I tried the oat milk latte and a vanilla cream donut. The latte was smooth and not bitter while the donut was perfect. I think I commented that the somebody really cared about making that donut. The service was friendly and quick as it wasn't too busy. I'd like to come back again.

What a delicious iced latte!!! My partner and I stopped into Ace for coffee before we started our…read moreThanksgiving (US) adventure in Edmonton. Excellent service and friendly staff.

What a great new addition to the Whyte Avenue coffee scene. Big, clean, bright place with very…read morefriendly staff. The coffee is fresh and excellent. I stopped in here for an iced latte. The size was a little smaller than I expected, but it was very bold in flavour and not watered down like it is in some other places. Really excellent quality. Great vibe to the place. I'll be back.

I'm far from a coffee snob, but I do love a good cup. We stopped in on a saturday afternoon after…read morewandering around Whyte for the first time in a looooong time. I ordered an iced latte with oat milk and it was honestly sooo good. I'm still dreaming about it almost two weeks later. I agree with Paula's review though - the sizes are much smaller than I would have expected for the price. We ordered mediums but would stick to larges next time.

Go there three times in one week and they remember your name. Nice ambience, best coffee in…read moreEdmonton (ties with Transcend). Staff turnover seems fairly quick- every two -three months. Quite pricey.

Oh. Em. Squeal. So…read morevery thankful my girlfriend brought me here for a coffee date because I am in love. The quality of food, coffee, pastries, donuts, everything was SECOND TO NONE. On this visit I tried the baklava latte which was divine - not too sweet at all! I had the Spring Grapefruit donut from EnjoyDough which was OUT OF THIS WORLD! My gf had an oat matcha latte and the egg salad toast. We picked up a couple strawberry sprinkle donuts to bring our girls as well. The ambience, the decor, the seating, absolutely everything was perfection! Perfect spot for a visit with a friend or to get some work done on the large wooden tables complete with outlets for your electronics. I cannot wait to come back!!!

Purchased a bag from the OSFM last weekend (decaf roast) - been enjoying it for my morning…read moreespresso. Good smooth flavour profile !

Great beans! Multiple people have asked about our coffee when serving their 'Brew Ha Ha' to guests.read more

Freshly roasted coffee beans on Tuesday Thursday a few Saturdays! Exceptional customer service and…read morevery helpful! Get the full coffee experience just like any coffee plantations. Good thing there's good signage. I honestly would of never seen this place bc I meant to go to home depot but turned too early. I was lost but luckily I was enticed by this place!!! It was worth the impromptu visit. In the back. They have the option to smell the aromas of each of the beans they sell. This was a nice touch and reminds me of coffee plantation tours I've been on. Once inside I was greeted by a sweet nice man who gave me exceptional service. He started off with the most popular roasts...and with over 10 varieties I was overwhelmed. Luckily he took me to the back to smell the coffee beans each on their own. Pretty sweet deal to have beans freshly roasted the day of. The brew was outstanding and the aroma tantalizing on the way home. I'm so excited to try different blends. On this particular visit I had the Ethiopian and Brazilian blends bc they appealed to me the most. Definitely try this local roaster out!!!

I discovered NXT Roasters by accident while browsing through the Yelp app. That's probably the…read moreonly way your going to see this business because why else would you drive behind Home Depot unless you were lost? That said there is lots of parking and good access overall so perhaps the location does work. I believe that they only sell fresh roasted coffee beans and two varieties of a coffee spread. I'm saving the coffee spread for Christmas gifts so I can't tell you if I like them, but I'm sure that I will. Pricing is very simple; everything is $10.00. Bags of coffee are $10.00 and a small jar of coffee spread is $10.00. That's it. To help me choose my coffee the lady took me into the roasting room where I could smell some big containers of the actual beans. I'm looking forward to trying these beans out. They sell several varieties of the coffee beans plus one house blend. Strangely I don't think that they sell brewed coffee, just the beans. So if you feel like cruising behind big box hardware stores keep your eyes open for NXT. It might have been what you were looking for in the first place.

Needed a coffee before taking a stroll in the river valley. Stopped by Transcend and it filled the…read morequota perfectly. Located in the Ritchie Market, it is one of the first things you see when you walk in the place. The whole market has an industrial look, but it still feels cozy in a way. There are lots of tables for people to sit and enjoy their morning coffee orders, and from the looks all the people working on laptops, there must be WiFi as well. I grabbed and flat white and a mocha. Took a minute our drinks to come out, but I could see the baristas were dealing with a ton of pickup orders. Coffee tasted great and was worth the wait. Also grabbed a croissant which was super flakey and buttery - delicious! They also had a bunch of whole bean coffee varietals for you to take home if you wanna try your hand at a homemade coffee. Street parking only.

I don't mind the coffee! The customer service is not bad…read moretoo! (Interactions with the staff) What I don't like about this business is: It is always chaotic! No matter when you go there! It seems this location doesn't have the capacity for the amount of customers! Wait time is long and it seems like they could benefit from bigger place and more workers!

Beautiful lovely environment - great for a coffee date or brief lunch meeting. Lots of natural…read morelight, wood and natural decor. There is free 30 minute parking along the west side of 111 street (just a few stalls) and they do offer mobile orders. Prepare to pay premium coffee / food prices here - today was $6.90 for a small vanilla latte (they forgot the vanilla so thankfully I was order in to stay and got it added) and $13-$14 for a breakfast sandwich. Large to go drip to bring hubs was about $3.50. The staff are lovely, the food and coffee are prepared thoughtfully with love and are the highest quality. I LOVE this place for a treat! The price point definitely would break the bank for me if it were a daily stop. Today hubs is having his 6 month brain tumor surgery MRI follow up next door at U of A - so this is an ideal place for me to sit, breathe, and mindfully enjoy while passing time. See you in about 6 months ACE!

Very solid coffee house. The cappuccino was professionally made. The London fog was exceptional…read more The donuts were the Korean trendy style - pretty good!

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.

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.