Try the Breakfast Schnitzel! Wow! Breakfast Sammy also great but not a fan of tater tots. Friendly…read moreprompt service, kitchen in the slow side for breakfast.

We rarely drive to the west end for a restaurant, but we were headed in that direction anyway and…read moredecided on stopping here for supper. It is pleasant enough on the inside, but pretty non descript. I wouldn't come here for the atmosphere. However if you like clean open concept this may be a place for you. Our server was friendly and helpful, giving her reccomendations. Menu is diverse with many things to try. But not so many that you are overwhelmed. We decided to split a few things. The Korean Schnitzel - Pork Tenderloin, Asian Slaw, Sweet & Sour Sauce, and Peanuts The Saganaki with Honey, Walnuts, and Lemon and the Happy Burger with Gruyere, Bacon Jam, Pickles, Lettuce, Tomato Food came out in a timely manner. Everything was good, but not standoutish that I would run here again. For sure the best bang for your buck was the korean schnitzel. The thing was massive. It was pleasant. Loved the peanuts and slaw that came with it. The saganaki was tasty. The burger which came highly recommended, was decent but by far, not "one of the best burgers" in Edmonton (That was quoted to us.) I much perfer the one at The Next Act. However it was yummy. If you are in the area it is worth checking out. However I wouldn't drive across the town to come here.

Very cozy homely vibe, excellent service, and real delicious food reminiscent of grandmas…read morecooking.This is a must visit gem in Edmonton

A great spot in the 'diner' tradition (open 0900-1400 Mon.-Fri.) We two had breakfast on a Tues. At…read more10:30. We were the only customers at that time! The diner is in a commercial area and caters to the lunch trade. One of us had the standard sausage, eggs (3), home fries, toast, and coffee. The other had the farmers 3 egg omelette (with home fries & bacon in it), toast and coffee. The food and service were great, with large portions. The coffee was good. More people came in as lunchtime approached. We did chat with the owner a bit - who previously cooked at a well-known local German restaurant (now sadly closed). It shows - since schnitzel and goulash are also on the menu! Note: The restaurant only accepts cash or debit cards - no credit cards.  We highly recommend this restaurant for breakfast or lunch. 5 stars all round.

Love the food. Great service. Decent prices. Service is usually great. Nice decor with lots of…read morecool pictures.

Well, it seems this place has remained amazing over the years. I had only been here once about 15…read moreyears ago. I don't know why I didn't ever come again! I guess because it's a bit far from me. But I won't let that be a deterrent ever again. Great breakfast and options. It's really busy so you feel a bit rushed for turnover, but it's understandable since it's not a huge place and so busy due to its excellence. Coffee was good, food was good, decor is awesome. And even when there is a line, they have the buzzer thing down to a science. Wasn't too long of a wait, but was happy there was stuff in the parking lot to explore while waiting. Thanks, RR! You do it right! I'll def be back for lunch as the menu looked like perfection.

This one is an old dinner, and a regular place for regular customers of the community…read more The menu is complete, both breakfast (all-day breakfast available) and lunch/supper menus. Monday night is all you can eat spaghetti and meat sauce!!!

I grew up (ostensibly...) less than a mile from the New West Hotel and the place is stitched into…read morethe tapestry of my life. It may well be the source of my fascination with dive hotel coffee shops. My first visit to the restaurant was about 1964, with my father, and I recall going there with friends, on our bikes for fries and milkshakes. In the 70's I worked nearby and my work comrades did their drinking in the tavern. We would hit up the restaurant first to put down a layer of food before we started on the draught, at .25 a glass. Recently I had business in the wild west end and was feeling the need for food. I spotted the New West up the road, and decided to indulge in some nostalgia, whilst feeding the soul. I had not been in here since 1986, and very little has changed. They have opened the front room out, which increased the seating, but the aesthetic and the feel of the place is unchanged from what I recall. I took a seat by the window and had a waitress handing me a menu and pouring me coffee literally in seconds. I am pretty certain she had been here since at least the Carter Administration, as she was very familiar. I may have flirted with her, back when she, Jimmy and I were all younger. I ordered what had been my stand-by, a Bacon Cheese Burger, with fries. I wanted to see if that had changed, and when it landed on my table 11 minutes later the trip down memory lane shifted gears. The burger, fries, everything, looked and smelled exactly as it had 40 years ago. The burger was juicy and well cooked, the bacon crispy and delicious, the garnishes fresh. The fries were perfectly cooked, crispy on the outside but soft and tasty in the middle. Even the coffee was good. Even though it was mid afternoon after lunch, the pots were fresh, and refills kept coming. This is not yer fancy coffee, this is Bun-O-Matic at their best. The restaurant itself is dated and I do not joke when I say it has not changed. It is however, cozy and warm like being in Baba's kitchen. This is what the best small town coffee shops are like. Rustic charm, the smell of good things in the back and a cadre of regulars and characters who seem to view random patrons as interlopers. The New West is a popular spot for seniors, many of whom I expect have been coming here since they were juniors. With prices this good, I can't blame them. My lunch came to $13 before tip. This may be the last place in the known universe where you can get a breakfast special for under $8. Service - 5 Food - 5 Decor - 3 Nostalgia - 5 I will be back for another drive down memory lane. The tavern is closed now, but the New West Restaurant lives on. If you are a fan of REAL retro dining I recommend this spot highly.

Joey's Fish Shack is one of my favourite spots to get Fish & Chips plate…read more Cod, haddock and halibut fish are types of fish used for this dish - I've had all of them, and all are very good and very tasty, The batter is light, and crispy every time. Chips are always quite tasty as well. My other favorite dish at Joey's is the fish tacos - the fish is battered also, topped with fresh vegetables and put into a tortilla. Service is always good !! The ambiance is nice, with images and decoration show coastal fishing villages and boats - always enjoyable !!

Wow. This was a nice surprise. The restaurant is nice inside, not fancy. The service was friendly…read moreand quick. The fish and chips was really really good. Literally food was on the table in 7 minutes. Crazy fast.

Amazing service! The server was nice and friendly as well as highly accommodating I would recommend.read more

Do NOT order the Maritime Grand Slam...with lobster..cubed potatoes..hollandaise....scrambled eggs…read more& supposedly caramelized onions.....the order arrived..cubed potatoes rewarmed & hard as rocks...scrambled eggs were ok...lobster like few pcs out of a can....hollandaise....out of a jar..pretty bad..this is NO LOBSTER MARITIME breakfast..a farce!!! Worst breakfast I've ever had!.....I have enjoyed other Denny menu items but this one.....UGH!!!!!

Great place to eat the crew and I come here about once a week for lunch and it never disappoints,…read moreThe staff is super friendly and always will help you if you can't decide what to eat (because everything is so good) food is a 10/10

We stopped here for the first time today because we had a rare errand to the northwest. A quick…read morecheck on the Yelp app pointed to Big Daddy Sandwich so that's were we stopped. Big Daddy is not actually very big. Most tables were for two and even though it was only around 11:00 am on Monday, most tables were in use. We sat at the bar looking out the window. We placed our order at the counter. This is where they shocked me by saying that they don't sell coffee. I wasn't expecting anything fancy but no coffee at all was a shock that cost them one star (that means if you don't want coffee you can consider this a 5 star rating). We asked for cups of tap water but they didn't have cups either. He eventually offered us free bottled water so we would have something to drink. That was very nice of them. I ordered the southwestern chicken wrap. It was delicious. It also had quite a bite to it because of the hot peppers. The ingredients were fresh and tasty. I can certainly recommend this wrap to anyone. My partner ordered the fried egg sandwich from the breakfast menu. She really liked it. Washrooms were large and clean. There was a steady stream of people coming and going at 11:00 am so at noon it must be crazy busy. If you can live without coffee with your sandwich you will be happy you stopped at Big Daddy Sandwich.

Found this gem which is close to our house. They have a lot…read moreof variety on their menu which took us by surprise. Got their Tex Mex Poutine and Chicken & Waffle Benedict. Their portions were generous and it came out fast. Highly recommend this place.

Great little spot for brunch. I was catching up with old friends and never felt hurried to leave…read more We actually closed the place. Our server kept our cups and glasses filled, our food was delicious and it was a nice spot for catch ups