Definitely a new spot for me, never have I had service so well and so polite, with good price…read morebreakfast.

This is getting great reviews because of the atmosphere and the service. Food is decent but not…read morestandoutish. Although to be fair we didn't order the breakfast items which our server ( who also might have the owner) recommended to us. Loved the atmosphere. Old typewriters, photos on the wall, and little poems and sayings typed out. I felt like I was inside solving a mystery. Loved it. The owners were great. Checking on us and super friendly. Food was average. My husband got the burger and fries. It wasn't bad but for the price he definately expected more fries. I had the bulgogi which was tasty but again for the price I have had better. I probably would return again to try breakfast because that is what they are known for. But for lunch I would go somewhere else.

Staff were absolutely lovely! The atmosphere is very dim and dreamy, very warm and gets very loud…read moreas it's a small space during peak hours. The garlic green beans and mushrooms were our favourite of the night! The only downside is finding parking (on a Saturday night) was very difficult around the area, and there's only one small washroom upstairs so be patient for your turn !

There are a lot of things I like about this restaurant. However the stairs to get to it is not one…read moreof them. I have mobility issues and I was very thankful it was nice outside and we could sit on the patio as much as the hard benches were. I would not recommend this place if you have issues with stairs. A small but mighty menu mostly focusing on veg options. Which I actually like but I wouldn't bring my meatatarian husband here. Luckily I was there with my friend and not my husband and we decided to split a bunch of things. We tried the fried foccacia with hummus, the tom yum garlic scapes, the braised lentils and the dark chocolate tahini truffles. Our favourites were the hummus, thick and creamy and paired well with the fluffy foccacia. Also the dessert the tahini truffles were really unique and delicous. Everything else was fine but I probably wouldn't order it again. Server was friendly and knowledgeable.

Both the food and service were excellent. I was with a group of 8 women who all enjoyed their…read moremeals. The server provided humour and a pleasant atmosphere along with attentive service. Washrooms were conveniently on the same level as dining and were clean.

We went here with a friend for a late lunch. Prices are a…read morelittle high for what you recieve. Atmosphere isn't really that standoutish. Menu was decent with a good selction of different things. Our server was OK but nothing to write home about. Also it was slow with the food coming out. We split the corn fritters with house made ketchup & house made jam. I chose the Kitchen Burger with a beef patty, aged cheddar, greens, tomato, red onion, garlic aioli on toasted burger bun. Everything was OK but not worth the amount we paid. The only thing that was standoutish was the corn fritters. They were lovely. Puffed golden and the dipping sauces were so yummy. Love the house made ketchup because it wasn't sweet. Burger and fries were decent but I have had much better for the same price. Probably won't go here again unless a friend really wants to try it.

Missed items didn't get all items that were in order, coleslaw,lemon, etc....prices have gone up…read moreexponentially..

So I am rating this purely on the Lobster boil we attened. The place was sold out and so it was…read moresuper busy. The waitress though did her best to get drink orders. However service was blunt and not the friendly atmosphere that we are use to here. And since there was only one item on them menu, the food actually came out quickly. Food was okay. Lobster was good considering it needed to be flown in and they were on the bigger side. Corn was excellent. Potatoes were undercooked and the mussels were overcooked. It was hard to take them off the shell because they were that shrivelled. And the biscuits were terrible. They were an afterthought. Dry and sandy in texture. I would come back here for a restaurant for sure because we sure enjoyed the food. And they have teh best lobster rolls. But I wouldn't come back for the price point for the boil. ( I think it was close to 70 bucks a person). I will just grab my own lobster and make sure my potatoes are cooked.

This place might be dark and moody, maybe a little sketch from the outside. But you have to brave…read morepast that and go inside and be charged up by the amazing drinks and food. The staff were getting busy when we arrived after a show at the citadel but they were quick and made sure to still check on us frequently. Waters were never empty and our food came out promptly after we ordered. I was immediately drawn to the fermented purple corn drink (Ponche De Chicha) which was so delightful! Fruity but not over powering. A nice amount of ice and an interesting pineapple garnish to go with an interesting drink. We were also very eager to try the brussel sprouts, which were absolutely amazing! Brussels Sprouts Elote: honey glazed Brussels sprouts and drizzled with that chipotle lime aioli, and so much feta cheese. Plus I believe a portion of sales of this dish goes to the food bank. Always love supporting a good cause while enjoying good food. To finish it off we had to dip into the dessert menu and get the Sticky pudding. The sauce divine and I wished for a smidge more. A touch over salted but still delightful. I still stand by my review 7 years ago this place gets the full 5 stars!

Great service for this hole-in-the-wall dive bar conveniently right across the street from the…read moreWestin. Came in for a quick solo dinner and the steak frites was quite tasty. Wanted to try a local craft soda so tried the Annex Root Beer but was very sugar-y and would pass next time. Sticky toffee pudding for dessert was delicious and a recommend for a sweet treat!

A gorgeous early-evening stroll brought me to Pip, my ole stomping grounds for 6 yrs at the OSYS…read moreround the corner next to Varscona and now the city has put the building for sale.. Tonight felt like a true homecoming. I arrived a little early and enjoyed walking through the neighbourhood before settling in. Madeline, our server, was warm, attentive, and absolutely lovely. Harry ordered his usual martini, and when it arrived looking so crisp and elegant, I couldn't resist ordering one myself. Madeline also brought out a purple martini with olives that looked divine and tasted even better -- one of the most beautiful cocktails I've had in Edmonton. We both chose seafood dishes, and every plate was fresh, flavourful, and perfectly done. Pip manages to be elevated yet relaxed, with a real community vibe. It's kid‑friendly, welcoming, and has a great patio for summer evenings. A memorable evening at a neighbourhood gem and with Pals next door it serves the community well with so many cafes closed following #Covid on #Whyte Ave #YEG

Very misleading hours posted we showed up there at 9:41 and were told that they were closing soon…read moreand that they shut their kitchen down at 9:45pm & that they had already done last call for food for the night. They were still willing to serve us food to go though when my friend initially asked for menus they said to go? . Super disappointing we drove a half an hour to make it on time and rushed and everything thinking that an hour and 20 minutes before it closes is more than enough time for a quick Dinner service for two people and obviously we're not a-holes so when the entire staff is ready to just shutter early and leave, we're not gonna be the two people that insist that they stay open. The guy working there was really nice to my friend apparently though. So nothing against the staff personally or anything. Oh, and the gazebo is getting wild. There's some guy out there screaming about cutting some girl named Kristen's head off so if there's any violent crimes tonight, we're audible witnesses lol

Cute place, but I'm still a little nauseous from my cocktail. I asked for a "Kir Royale," which is…read morea bit of crème de cassis poured into sparkling wine. To my horror, what emerged from behind the bar was crème de menthe, which was as awful as it sounds. I took a sip out of morbid curiosity and to see if it was workable and it was... not. Unfortunately, our server never came back to check on our table (she was across the room speaking with a coworker) and we eventually ran out of time before our movie. I asked for the bill and realized I'd been billed $23 for the green monstrosity (a glass of champagne and a crème de menthe). Super expensive for a horrific beverage and service to match.

Great vibes kind of bar. Drinks mixed by hand and done well…read more Attached to the Delta Hotel, which is a Marriott. There are several other places inside the mall area as well. You have a collection of people working and drinking, drinking, eating, and drinking, and then those that just seemed to stop in for a respite. There are plenty of tv's for the sports folks as well as a pool table and multiple shuffle boards. Bar is fully stocked, and the menu has a little bit of everything you might expect from a bar. They have individual tables, long 8 seaters, lounge chair areas, and the bar countertop for seating. Plenty big for any large group. For dinner, I had the district 102 single burger and fries...can't screw that staple up, right? They didn't, thankfully. The fries were the perfect crispy outside and soft inside. The burger was a bit harsh to eat as the bun didn't want to stay in place on the burger, so I reverted to fork and knife....as if that is how you are supposed to eat it. Overall, it is really like the flavors, the drinks, and the atmosphere. I would definitely recommend and come back, especially after an Oilers game.

The only thing better than restaurants done up to look like diners are ACTUAL diners. This is the…read morereal thing (stars explode from eyes). We were all thumbs up on the coffee, and all of us LOVED the ambiance. It's so fun looking at all the stuff on the walls. I'd love to come back for lunch if I'm back in town again but this visit was for brekkie. I was a bit nervous when the eggs bennie came and the hollandaise was technicolor orange because that is the only thing my friend ever orders for breakfast and is a connoisseur. However, they seemed totally satisfied with them so my fears were unfounded. The food is simple = but good. I don't know what they put in the pancakes but they were MAGICAL. I could not stop raving about them. If it was a mix they must have been laughing at me in the back :D Some of the best pancakes I have ever had. The waitress was EXACTLY what I hope for at a diner. If you know, you know, honey. Please never change Route 99!

My go-to place when in Edmonton for amazing service and tasty favourites. Never had a bad meal…read morehere. Highly recommend stopping in and seeing what a diner really looks like. The price point is more than descent for food with a taste of home.