Haven't been to this diner in a very long time, but decided to treat my dad to a filling breakfast…read more It was just after ten in the morning and the parking lot was already pretty full. But when we walked in there was still plenty of seating inside. The front of house server was very friendly and seated us promptly. As I looked over the menu I reminded myself why I hadn't been here in a while. There are absolutely no gluten free options for anyone with celiac disease. I don't have it but my wife does unfortunately. We decided on our food items and it didn't take long for our food to arrive. I ordered the Eggs Benedict which was delicious. Eggs were a nice runny medium and the hash-browns nicely seasoned. But for the 2 Bennys and the hash-browns I thought the $20 price point was a bit too much for what you get.

Food was great tasting, service was amazing and the restaurant had an old school diner feel…read more Ordered the Chunky Monkey smoothie and Cowboy breakfast poutine I even had a dining companion. Frank the goose was hanging out.

staff/service: friendly, always hustling and checking in with customers. This places is always…read morebusy. establishment: street and lot parking. Small place - worth waiting in line. food: always a great breakfast/brunch option for us. Great portions. Awesome pie selection.

It was my second time at Hathaway's Diner - I had classic eggs benedict with potatoes and bacon,…read morecoffee and a strawberry banana smoothie. It was the perfect meal after I went swimming for an hour!!! Service was excellent and the diner's ambiance was casual and welcoming; it is a small community restaurant which offers breakfast and lunch menu items. A great spot for eating and relaxing.

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

Looking for a diner experience with top notch food and a lot of it for a fair price? You just…read moredescribed Rockin' Robyn's to a T! We would go back in a heartbeat, just need to sleep off the food coma for a while. It's bright and airy in spite of the smallish space and the amount of booths and tables, oh and you can sit at the counter. The walls and ceiling are covered in memorabilia, concert banners and what not. The place was absolutely hopping at 12:45 PM, but we were sat in a booth right away. Waters dropped moments later, asked if we needed coffee, tea or whatever else you wanted to drink. Our server was fantastic, explaining and educating us as we were first timers. The food came out piping hot very quickly and our tea ordered after the food was dropped came in a large teapot and hot just like at home. The clubhouse, which I did not have, has house made ham and turkey according to our server. My corn beef had slices of corn beef that did not taste house made, but the sheer volume of meat I couldn't finish, the eggs were cooked perfectly. K's Mexicasa omelette was excellent with the Mexican meat the star. I know why the place is consistently full, it's that good. Definite redo when back in West Edmonton

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR PRIVATE FUNCTIONS…read more Our club booked a private dinner for 25 people 22-Nov-2025. This was our second private function booked this year at Saratoga, and again, we were not disappointed. Saratoga normally closes at 4:00 pm, so we had the entire restaurant at our disposal for our 6:00 pm function. The pre-ordered dinners were simply outstanding. We had a choice of soup or salad starter, Turkey Dinner with dressing and mashed potatoes or BBW Pork Ribs with coleslaw and mashed potatoes or fries, with both entrees served with a perfectly cooked vegetable medley, and a choice of Rice Pudding or Brownie with Ice Cream. Price per person including GST and gratuity was more than price competitive with comparable family style restaurants. Our club has a number of hard core foodies. We're a tough crowd to please. Unusual for large group functions, every single attendee said they enjoyed their meal and Saratoga's ambience. Both pre-ordered main courses were impressively large servings. The Turkey Dinner was described by many as one of the BEST Turkey dinner they had ever enjoyed at any restaurant at any price. Every person who ordered the BBQ Ribs said the quality and portion size (6 ribs per plate) exceeded their expectations. Saratoga Restaurant is highly recommended, and is notable for its high quality of food, generous portions, excellent value, and quiet ambience especially for private functions. Tim Y

Omelette and hash-browns were super greasy and soup was way too salty to eat! I do not recommend,…read morebetter off going to McDonald's!

Awesome. Highly recommended. The food is wonderful and caters to whatever might suit your fancy!read more

Good food and friendly staff Pretty busy place…read more I also liked the overall layout of the restaurant

10/10 breakfast spot! Everything is organic and farm to table, love that! I was told the most…read morenotable thing on the menu is their sausage ( They have unique ones like a chicken and blueberry sausage) I had the savory belgian waffle that had on it two poached eggs with homemade hollandaise sauce and potatoes and a side of their chicken sausage. sure enough, the sausage was my favorite part! Keep in mind the waffle is not sweet whatsoever. My friend had the huevos under the wheel: 2 eggs, black beans, pico, feta, avocado on a crepe. BUT they were out of avocados which was disappointing! We thought they could have done without the weird texture of the crepe. I would love to return and try new things!

The food though pricy, never disappoints. Our server was competent and not overly obtrusive. I…read moreordered the buckwheat pancake with refried beans, salad and avocado with two eggs. It was a meal that filled me up and I was hungry before ordering. Something that continued to surprise me as I was eating the dish was that the refried beans had a bit of cinnamon in them. Not bad or unpleasant, really, just surprising. My spouse ordered the hamburger and said it was good, though the fries were cold and the burger was messy to eat. The ambiance is casual, clean, and first date appropriate. Okay for children too, since kids were in view. A trendy place and you pay a little extra for this.

OEB Breakfast Co. - 124th Street, Edmonton…read more Had a great breakfast experience at OEB on 124th Street in downtown Edmonton. The coffee was strong and bold--on par with Starbucks--while the fresh-squeezed orange juice was vibrant and delicious. The prices are definitely on the higher side, but you can tell they're using quality ingredients, and it's worth it for the elevated breakfast experience. Service was quick and efficient--we were in and out in about 40 minutes, including ordering, drinks, food, and payment. If you can make a reservation, it's ideal, but even without one, the wait time isn't usually too bad. We tried two of their signature breakfast poutines: * The Gold Digga, featuring artisan cheese curds, Berkshire roast pork, black truffles, and a rich homemade hollandaise sauce. * The Get Shorty Rib, which came loaded with cheese curds, Philly-style beef short ribs, bell peppers, onions, mushrooms, and that same amazing hollandaise. Both dishes were incredibly flavorful, well-balanced, and a unique twist on traditional breakfast fare. Highly recommend if you're looking for something a little indulgent and memorable to start your day.

I just returned from what may be the worst breakfast experience I've had in Edmonton…read more The OEB at 124 Street and 102 Avenue is ridiculously overcrowded. You're practically sitting on top of the people beside you. It honestly made me wonder how this place complies with occupancy and safety standards. On top of that, the restaurant was unbearably hot. Our server was literally sweating and told us they don't have air conditioning. That's unacceptable for a restaurant charging premium prices. My spouse ordered the breakfast burrito, and I ordered the standard eggs and sausage, over $20 for two eggs, two sausages, a handful of salty potatoes, and a single piece of stale toast? The value is laughable. I've had better breakfasts at roadside diners for half the price. Then the food arrived. Cold. The over-easy eggs were cold, the toast was cold, and the sausages looked like they had been cremated. If you've never experienced cold over-easy eggs, OEB will happily introduce you to them. What I cannot understand is how this place has built such a reputation. Based on my experience, it is one of the most overrated breakfast restaurants in the city. You're paying premium prices for overcrowding, excessive heat, mediocre service, and food that should never have left the kitchen. I won't be back. There are dozens of breakfast spots in Edmonton that deliver better food, better value, and a far more enjoyable experience. Save your money and go literally anywhere else.

Alice, originally, and now Ling for many years have treated us with a great basic/normal food menu…read moreand royal service. May they remain the almost under the radar (not so quiet, Saturday morns) go to place for many years to come.

Lovely and inviting small business with very enticing food. Great to visit to get together with…read morefriends and comfortable like home.