To fully understand our experience at the Hillbilly Grill it's helpful to see it within the whole…read morecontext of our accidental visit to Westlock. We unintentionally ended up in Westlock as a result of a minor medical emergency (don't worry, everyone's ok). While we're waiting for the doctor in our shared room, we observe the cast of characters that Westlock has to offer. Patient number one is this old guy getting injected with a bag of blood who asks the nurse why she's wearing gloves. She explains, to his horror, that she gets a new set of gloves every time she sees a new patient. He loudly complains that this is a waste - he figures you outta be able to lick your hands and wipe them off on your pants and that should be good enough. I'm thinking, "okaaaay, pretty redneck." Not to be outdone, the next patient is a 30-year-old woman who needs some stiches and treatment for rabies! It turns out that she's an old timey fur trapper who got attacked by a wild animal while dragging a 75-pound beaver through the woods. As it happens, the emergency room doctor who was treating her is ALSO a fur trapper so the two of them ease back and start swapping fur trapping stories. Once we were done, we notice that it's nearly 7pm so we ask a nurse for local restaurant recommendations. She sends us to a "place that looks pretty sketchy" called the "Hillbilly Grill" - by now the terms "sketchy" and "hillbilly" do not come as a surprise. When we arrive downtown, we see that the restaurant is located in what looks like a 100 year-old western hotel. Apparently, someone in the 1970's decided to "update" the building and cover up the classic brick with stucco. This 70's style architectural vandalism continues inside the building as I witnessed the interior décor from 1974. I'm thinking to myself that now I know why God had to create a place called Hell. Our experience completely changed when our meal arrived. We get the brisket and the pulled-pork sandwich and I swear to God that it is the best southern-style barbeque I've had this side of North Carolina. Nothing in Edmonton or Calgary touches the high quality of food I had in Westlock. It was tender and moist with just the right hint of smoky flavour. Simply outstanding! While we were enjoying our meal the owner came out to shoot the breeze with us - a 47 year-old man with a crushed cowboy hat, plaid shirt, shorts, and socks with sandals. He tells us this story about how his restaurant got broken into by a local meth-head. "Turns out it was Donna, you know - the lady who owns the bar across the street? Turns out it was Donna's son Larry! I even took a picture of him as he was riding away on his BMX bike while flipping me off. Actually, I kinda feel sorry for the guy. If you're a middle-aged man living in your mama's basement still riding your BMX bicycle around town - then you probably should examine the choices you've been making." Ladies and gentlemen...Westlock, Alberta! If you're looking for some amazing food at a reasonable price with a truly authentic redneck experience you can do no better than the Hillbilly Gourmet Grill in Westlock.

Oh. My. Dear. Lord…read more Last time I was here I split every dessert on the menu with a friend. Worth every calorie. Today I thought actual food may be necessary, and as I have been craving fried chicken, I figured I would give the chicken and waffles a chance. Presentation: the skull sold it for me. Anything that makes a dish stand out makes me happy. Flavour: The chicken breading was so crisp and perfectly seasoned! No chain can compete with his recipe. No dripping grease, just wonderfully juicy chicken. Dare I say, it was moist. In the best way possible. And the waffles? Wow....just wow. Fluffy and delicious. Price: So this massive portion - which is just as generous as all of the portion sizes - comes in just shy of $17!!! Leaves a little money for dessert, if you have room!

This is a destination cafe. It's also the first time I have left Edmonton for Tofield…read morespecifically. Not that there's anything wrong with Tofield, I just haven't had a reason to visit before now. The cafe is in the centre of the town rather than off of the highway. We each had the daily special which was a fried chicken folded wrap plus cream of cauliflower soup. The soup was excellent. The wrap was delicious as well although probably larger than we needed. We chatted with the owner as he was very friendly and interesting. The ambiance is casual and comfortable. They are licensed to sell alcohol as well as the food and coffee. The establishment is much larger than it looks as there is another section in the back that is not readily apparent when you first walk in. Talk to the owner about motorcycles and you'll make a friend. I'm sure that we'll be back. After all, Tofield is only 45 minutes from Edmonton.

New owners are a lovely Indian couple. We have eaten lunch here many times. It's a hidden gem in…read moreTofield and worth the trip. Tonight they had a special Indian meal. This was the best Indian food I've had outside of India. I've been to India 3 times for a total of 5 weeks. The decor is somewhat rustic but clean and comfortable. Service is personal by the owners.

Whether it's for breakfast, lunch or Dinner Johnny's is a excellent restaurant. The meeting room is…read moregood for small gatherings such as a birthday celebration. Good food for a moderate budget.

The service was terrible, waitress was rude and coffee cup was dirty. The menu looked expensiveread more

OEB is a great additional to the YEG airport. I absolute love the food at the other locations and…read morethe airport locations is just as good. There are quite a few tables but it's often busy when I've walked by. Having said that, it's quite a big place compared to some other restaurants in the airport. The service was friendly and prompt. I was in a bit of a rush and they accommodated me completely. I got the breakfast sandwich which is super good. The bread and the aoili sauce are so good. Every ingredient is fresh and made with care. I've had this meal with a side salad before and I think that my favourite way to have it. I'm curious to try their other menu items that I've not seen at other locations. The quality is always high and the food is always tasty.

Get any of the brrakfast dishes! Best breakfast joint in Edmonton/Calgary!…read more. Oeb is famous in Alberta for their breakfasts. It originated in Calgary about a decade ago and I've been a big fan since. They have expanded to the west coast and other major cities because the food is just so delicious! . Im a big fan of the poutines and their sweet dishes. But everything is delicious. You cannot go wrong with any of it! Service is top notch and I gor my food super fast despite being in a time crunch like I always am when I fly. If you did not visit the locations in Edmonton. Then dont miss out on eating here before you leave! Happy to see a local chain blow up and become highly successful throughout canada!

You find the nicest places in small town Alberta. Angie D's is one such place. It's a pleasant…read morecafé in Andrew, Alberta. This is a place for breakfast or lunch until 2:00 pm when it closes. The menu is not original or inspired but it has the usual classic favourites. The quality is certainly above average. They bake their own bread (you can buy a loaf too). The hashbrowns with my breakfast were made of real potatoes not those square deep-fried things that some places serve. My coffee came immediately and our sever didn't let my cup run dry. The stand out feature is the prices. Check out the photo of my sausage and eggs. That was only $7.50 in 2021. There are plenty of places in Edmonton that will charge $15 for such a breakfast. Quality and outstanding prices earns four stars.

The food good. There's a good variety of choices. The staff is friendly and the pricing is…read moregood. The are open for breakfast, dinner and supper.

Everything was amazing Went there twice in one week…read more Awesome food, service and price!

I've returned to Pur & Simple after visiting here right after they opened. Somehow they got the…read morenoise issues under control. It was bright and pleasant today. We were seated immediately. I ordered French Toast with berries and my partner ordered the Avocado Toast. Her dish was huge and she couldn't finish it. Mine was a little smaller but still quite large. You can definitely find unique breakfast dishes here as both of our orders were different from what other restaurants serve. There are three washrooms rather than the standard two so no waiting is necessary. Overall this was a much better experience than our first visit.

The food was excellent. I had the Philly Cheese Steak Breakfast Bowl with spicy hollandaise sauce…read more Could be the best breakfast bowl I've ever had. Our granddaughter had a Kid's crepe. It was very good and my wife enjoyed her bowl as well. It's a great neighbourhood breakfast and lunch place. The service was a bit spotty, but I think they were understaffed. Portion sizes were very good and the price was fair. We'll be back here, no doubt about it. We returned here for our second visit today. My mish mash omelette was quite bland. Our server was pleasant but essentially absent - no coffee or water refills until we were ready to leave. After this 2nd visit I would probably give no more than a 4.

Vinny, the owner, is very friendly. Immediately upon entering the bakery it smells delicious and…read morewill make your mouth water. Highly recommend the Ryan's Grilled cheese with smoked salmon and three different types of cheese. It is quite decadent, great for sharing. And for dessert, don't sleep on the sweet treats! The croissants are my favourite, but the cinnamon buns are a fierce contender. The cute patio is dog friendly so bring your fur babies with you. Whimsical and a hidden gem, you won't be disappointed.

A hidden gem accessible via a popular back alley along Whyte Avenue. The croissants are the largest…read moreand most substantial I have ever had here in Edmonton, with a crunchy outside and delightfully chewy interior. Service is friendly and most pastries run between $5-$6. There is also a menu of food, much of which is served with the bakery's famous sourdough bread or bagels, and most are around $10. Definitely worth checking out!

They now have VLT's. They have fully loaded Caesars...but sometimes call ahead if you are fussy…read moreabout toppings. Yum. Still a wonderful eclectic place well decorated with paraphernalia and signs. Very limited food however.