This place is so cute and comfortable. Great staff and great food. Plenty of room to sit and talk…read more Priced very well.

It is an awesome place to stop and chill and eat you guys have insanely good pancakes and eggs and…read moretatortots I highly recommend it for anyone who likes breakfast foods

Great service, very friendly and the cinnamon buns are out of this world. A rustic ambiance…read morecompletes the picture

This is a wonder place for breakfast, lunch or just a coffee in Sundre. In a place like Sundre…read morethat celebrates its cowboy culture I certainly didn't expect to find a trendy coffee and sandwich shop. I ordered the soup and sandwich special. The soup was wonderful and thick. I can assure you that this soup didn't come from a can. It was cabbage soup with a few perogies thrown in for good measure. The sandwich was partially my own creation because you choose all the ingredients of it from the bread type to the condiments (I had horse radish, mustard and sauerkraut). There's password protected WiFi to help catch up on the latest stuff on your phone. Inside is tastefully decorated with murals and other things to keep you busy. The washrooms are downstairs so that might be an issue for anyone who is mobility challenged. This is a place where I definitely will return to if I pass through Sundre again. Note that if you prefer a cowboy breakfast of steak and eggs with fried potatoes, this may not be the café for you. For everyone else, enjoy!

It has free parking. It has a country casual feel inside. Their eggs Benny was excellent. Staff…read morewere attentive. They have booths. Nice windows. Humidity can be high in winter. My only complaint is they played the country music too loud. This ain't no hoedown!

Wonderful little "French" breakfast. I'm from New Hampshire…read moreso sadly it's likely my one and only time, but want to say the food was excellent, service was genuinely lovely, and it may have been the best fresh squeezed orange juice I've have ever tasted. You never know where you might discover a diamond.

If you are looking for breakfast, brunch or lunch place in Airdrie, Suzanna's is a must try, a…read morehidden gem in the heart of Airdrie. What a lovely little place! The food was great (best bennies) and the owner and staff so warm and welcoming. The food was worth the wait, all made from scratch and definitely hits the spot if you're looking for some good old fashioned homestyle comfort food. We will be back for sure to try more menu items!

From the owner: Suzanna dreamt of owning a small restaurant offering homemade food to visitors. After searching for…read morea job for at least two years, she opened her restaurant. Visit Suzanna's in Airdrie for lunch and breakfast.

Dear God, When I…read morepass through the pearly gates, please make sure this BLT is waiting for me, but with like, twice the hashbrowns. If you can make this happen during my century or so in purgatory, that would be most appreciated. Actually, do you think this sandwich would travel well? Could I Skip this home? Does Uber Eats deliver from Airdrie? These are all genuine thoughts as I demolished this sandwich this morning. After a truly mediocre dinner out the night before, a dear friend brought me to Jam's this morning. A few key points: 1. I know I mentioned the BLT but literally everything else that we ordered (Benny, GF Pancakes and Chicken) looked stellar. Food quality 10/10 2. Dude ferments his own black garlic and puts it in the hashbrowns. You can buy the garlic at their little grocery too. I would have done that but I'm not sure it would have been a good suitcase companion! Seems like the sausage might be home made too. 3. Service was super busy but we weren't in a hurry. This was definitely a sit, chat, chill, eat experience. 4. Totally unassuming outside, packed with charm inside. Great little ambience. 5. I am calling this destination brunch. Make the trip, sit, eat, and enjoy. They were on top of the coffee pot too :) So, go to Jam's. **This post brought to you buy a "Yelp Elite" - thanks for serving up a stellar brunch, my man. I'll be back!**

Decided to stop for lunch after reading fairly good reviews. Unfortunately it was not. Small…read moreseating area with about a dozen tables was almost full. One very pleasant waitress and what appeared to be 3 kitchen staff. Our order of a BLT and 1/2 eggs bennie took almost an hour to arrive, we were just about to get up and leave. The blt had so much mayo it initially looked like an egg had been add to the sandwich because of the thick white strip on the outside of the bread. Once that was scraped off the bacon was delicious. The bennie was awful and sent back. The egg was cold, the hollandaise was cold, the avocado was brown and the hashbrown patty was almost black. The waitress kept trying to justify the condition of the food, I finally said I would not eat this at home so why would I eat it here? The bennie was removed from the bill however she acted like it was a huge favor not to pay for awful food. Even IF the food had been wonderful the prices were on the high side. Definitely would not recommend.

Burgers? YES! The mushroom burger is delish and they offer…read moretruffle mayo for their delish fries. An equal fave is their pork belly sandwiches. Their breakfast sandwiches are really good too.

My wife and I decided on Abe's Diner for dinner last night. Abe's is a quaint little diner in…read moreAirdrie (east side of HW2). We arrived and were immediately seated, only one other patron at ~6PM. a sign? The waitress was very pleasant, brought us water and took our appetizer order - Abe's dumplings starter. Magnificent massive dumplings done in an unusual deep fry, with dipping sides of vinegar and sweet chili sauce. My better half went with their tomato basil soup and a philly cheese steak. She was very pleased with both. I had the Mudhead and fries. The Mudhead is a unique variation of hot hamburger sandwich, on a bun 2-sided, cheese, all drenched in peppercorn mushroom gravy. As I write this review the day after I am salivating for another Mudhead! If you're in Airdrie this place is a must-go.

The food is top notch, The folks are amazing,…read moreThe vibes are immaculate. There's nothing to dislike! Come here every second week, the chicken fried steak is the best I've ever had.

It's always good. There's usually a line up but it's worth the wait. Service is great, food…read moreexcellent, ambience is family friendly.

The workers are super nice! They care about what you order, small talk even added in. Amazing food,…read morefun names. My kids love the names. The place was well decorated, fun antiques and aliens.

We visited the Starlite on a Saturday afternoon around 1:00pm. The diner was steady, but we were…read moreable to get a seat right away. The diner is super cute and retro. I had always wanted to visit here and heard good things, so I'm glad we came and experienced it, but wouldn't ever come back. It did take a few minutes for our server to come over and take our drink orders. I asked him a couple of questions about the menu, and he seemed like he really didn't want to be there. We ordered the grilled cheese sandwich with fries and a hot hamburger sandwich with onion rings. To drink, we just had a coke/pepsi and a water. It took a good 20 mins to get our food (again, it was steady, but not crazy busy) and as soon as I saw my meal, I was disappointed. The gravy on my burger was this dark brown, not appealing look or flavor to it. You could tell it was just a bad powder mix and it really did not taste good at all. The burger patty itself was fine. The bread that came with it, was just a white piece of bread and if it was toasted that would have made a bit of a difference. The one thing I did like about my meal were the onion rings. At least they were good. My spouse's grilled cheese and fries were decent. Nothing special. Just a regular grilled cheese. That's kind of his go to when nothing else looks great on the menu (and we just had a good burger the night before). While we were eating, I was watching the staff and the incoming clients. The diner's computer system went down, so they weren't able to put in orders or calculate a bill. They were telling clients that orders wouldn't be submitted for at least a half hour or 45 mins. The system was definitely down at least 40 mins (while we ate and waited for our bill). We asked for our bill, and our server said they wouldn't be able to give it to us for another half hour. I said, no, you should be able to calculate it manually. Especially that their debit card system was still able to process payments. So this wasn't payment issue where they couldn't accept anything. This also doesn't make sense that they couldn't take people's orders and just write it down to give it to the kitchen. I understand that an online system may calculate inventory and orders, but as a temporary solution, just give the kitchen a hand written order and then enter it into the system later. Like how did they do it before the system was installed? We ended up paying cash and left. A couple of things to note, I wish I would have ordered breakfast. The menu says it's only available until 11:30am, but another couple came in and ordered some breakfast items. I wish I would have asked if there was all day breakfast. Overall, I'm glad we visited the diner, but we wouldn't go back. The food was not good at all and it was pretty disappointing. (I don't give 1 or 2 stars very often, but this definitely was a 1 star review).

I was hoping for some gluten free options like scones or cookies, but nothing for me and what they…read moredid have a as gluten free had chocolate, eggs and or dairy which were also off my food list for now. DH enjoyed the coffee and the cookies he picked up.

The food is good. I had the turtle cheesecake and banana muffin. Both were delicious. Good stop for…read morebrunch on the way to Banff

The wild salmon croissant Benedict was genuinely excellent. On food alone, I'd happily come back…read more Unfortunately, the service made that unlikely. When we were seated, our server told us the table time limit was "an hour to an hour and a half." Fair enough. Most brunch spots give you a solid 90 minutes. But 50 minutes in, a different server advised us we had 10 minutes left. That's a 60-minute window, not the 90 we'd been quoted, and it wasn't framed as an apology or a one-off. Just a clipped warning. Being abruptly rushed out more than half an hour earlier than promised soured what should have been a really lovely morning with family who I hadn't seen in years. If you're popping in solo for a quick bite, the kitchen earns the trip. If you're hoping for an unhurried meal with people who actually matter to you, I'd look somewhere else.

Such a great brunch, we've been three times in the last two months. we don't go out for brunch…read moreoften, but when we do it will be to Queens. Amazing value Great food, great service