I came here with a friend on a Saturday afternoon before a walk at the legislature. There are…read moreplenty of tables and plenty of natural light as the place has huge windows. We sat down after ordering and someone soon came over to wipe down our table which was nice. I've been here a few times now and the coffee is always really good. I got a breakfast sandwich and had them put it on a bagel. While it was still really good, I should've asked to have cream cheese added to the sandwich. I'll definitely be visiting here again when I come downtown for appointments or walks.

Went for a walk with the family and came across this cafe and decided to try em out…read more Got their Turkey Sausage Sandwich, Bagel & Cream Cheese and Roast Turkey Breast Sandwich. Simple food names with exquisite taste. Must get. Service was quick and fast. It was quite busy so it was a bit loud but the place was clean.

Cute little shop that serves a variety of drinks and light food items…read more While walking along Whyt Ave, I was looking for a nice little drink. I decided to stop by Woodrack cafe for an iced tea to quench my thirst. Service was very fast in getting me my drink of choice, an iced cucumber lime mint green tea. It was nice and refreshing. I really also liked the inside of the shop as it seems very cozy inside! Next time I definitely want to come to try their coffee. :)

I love this place and stop by every time I find myself on White Ave. Great coffee. Yummy snacks…read more Friendly service!

I come to Remedy Cafe on 109 Street every now and then - usually when I go to the Garneau Theatre…read more I will usually have a hot beverage such as a latte, cappuccino or a London Fog, and will have a sweet treat with that. Today I ordered a chai, which is very delicious!! I once read that chai is one of Remedy's specialties. Remedy is a must when you enjoy homemade dishes, tasty beverages and cozy atmosphere!. Service is also professional and fast.

I enjoyed the gluten free spinach wrap and my friend had the gf palak paneer wrap. As always, the…read morecomfort food went down easily. Service was fine and ambiance casual.

Last night we had a private event for my parents' 60th Wedding Anniversary at Cafe Haven. Words…read morecannot describe how perfect this venue was for their special day and how much everyone loved it. The Cafe is cozy, but definitely big enough for a small private event. Love the eclectic charm and the variety of intimate seating areas the Cafe offers. The owner, Heather, went above & beyond to make this night special for everyone attending. She is so hospitable and truly has a love for what she does, you can see it with her smile and taste it in the food & drinks her Cafe offers. We had great communication with her before and during the event, she worked with us in everyway, from the event price, to food choices & drinks, setup of event, and was extremely flexible on giving us what we wanted to make this night special. From the variety of fresh sandwiches, desserts, fruit, vegetables, and water/coffee/drink areas setup, everyone was beyond impressed. Great variety of delicious sandwiches, the lemon squares are so good here, and I highly recommend Cafe Haven's carrot cake, very flavourful, moist and it has the best icing topping it off. The food at this place is incredible and there is heart put into everything made here. Thank you Cafe Haven for the unforgettable event, and I highly recommend this Cafe for anyone needing an event location or a relaxing place to chill with a huge variety of great food & drinks.

We arrived just in time for the noon lunch crowd so it was quite busy and noisy. There's a wide…read morevariety of lunch and breakfast foods available. I had a Homestead Sandwich which was served on a ciabatta bun. It was very good. My partner had the Davey Jones tuna sandwich but found that there was too much bread. We both washed it down with the drip coffee although there's a lot of fancy coffees for those who prefer something upscale. This must have been an old bank as there's a huge safe near the washroom. I enjoyed Cafe Haven but Columbia Coffee is just a block away so it makes for a tough choice.

Such a FUN little coffee shop with lots of focus on local artisans, foods, coffees, and more!…read more Loved that they have open mic nights, lots of seating options, and just a really cool chill eclectic vibe! I will most definitely be back!

Parking available in front. Door is on the side. Lots of…read morefun seating (for groups 1-6 people). 2 single person gender neutral bathroom. No table service. Baked goods looked and smelled great. Cheddar chive scone was 8/10. Texture was good but not a lot of flavor. Quite busy and quite loud. Not a good place for private conversations.

Amazing food and drinks. Very quaint and in a community which is quiet and safe. Coffee, tea, cold…read morebeverages. I love the bagel with cream cheese, tomato, balsamic vinaigrette glaze. 10 plus

Nice coffee shop. The heavy metal grunge music leaves much to be desired however. Ever leave a…read morecoffee shop more stressed than when you entered? Takeout is suggested . They have sandwiches, coffees, beer, art. It is also relatively bright inside and they have a patio. Staff were pleasant. Overall 4 s.

Felice Café has been right beside me for years, yet only this week did I wander upstairs -- and it…read morefelt like stepping into a new chapter. The space is airy, warm, and designed for community with free Wifi as well. Live music evenings bring a vibrancy that matches how I'm feeling in 2026: more open, more social, more willing to step out on my own. The owner as far as I remember is Dutch which says everything about how this Cafe is organised with the wares of other independent creators being showcased and selling their wares at the cafe, the coffee beans come from a roaster I first met years ago at the old Downtown Farmers Market, and the whole place feels rooted in local connection. A true neighbourhood gem in #StadiumYards Hub in development stage!!

Love that everything on the menu is already made and you can see it in the front display. All the…read moresalads, sandwiches, desserts are there. Tried the royally hangry and hangry salad. I loved the hangry salad with the green goddess dressing. Boyfriend liked the other better. Both 10/10 but quite pricey. I also tried the brie, fig, ham sandwich and took to go - it was okay but not worth the price in option. I got the spicy Chai and was very pleased with it. Boyfriend got a latte. Both drinks cost the same. Not a cheap coffee shop but very nice place, staff, and food.

In my (heavily biased) opinion Old Strathcona and Whyte Ave is the best part of the entire city. It…read moreprobably helps that I live nearby and have frequented this part of town practically every day of the combined fifteen years that I have called Edmonton home. The vibrant history of the area is one of Whyte Ave's defining features, each part of the streetscape telling its own story. One such example is the Hulbert block; a three-storey, brick clad, Edwardian commercial building that was built in 1912. On the street level of this building Edmontonians have been enjoying cozy cafe visits at Block 1912 (the cafe's name a tribute to the year that the building was built) since 1992. This cafe is one of the most notable spots on the avenue and their 33 year tenure makes them an iconic and reliable mainstay. Named Favourite Coffee Shop 2023 in the Edmonton Journal, it goes to show that even after this many years people seek out the familiar and comfortable spaces in the city. After all, Block 1912 really does feel a lot like going home. I have spent plenty of time at Block 1912 over the years and I have always been impressed by the immense amount of space that this cafe occupies. Full of time-weathered quirks, there is never any shortage of things to see and discover in this original-exposed-brick hideaway. Deep within the cafe the lighting dims as there are only windows at the very front of the space making natural light sparse. There are different levels of seating and mis-matched chairs. An entire nook is lined with shelves of books. I happen to know that there are secret drawers in various pieces of furniture that are filled with hundreds of notes, left by past patrons. Artists and musicians are encouraged to pitch their portfolios to the manager in order to be featured in the space - whether it be on the walls or to perform during one of the regular live music evenings. Visiting on a Saturday afternoon, I hadn't been to Block 1912 in a while and was interested in exploring everything that their menu has to offer these days. And there's a lot! The counter for ordering is about halfway into the cafe and the glass case full of pastries is an immediate distraction. Did you know that they also make their own gelato?? Of course all sorts of coffee beverages are available but Block 1912 also serves alcohol. There's a full menu of sandwiches, small plates, and comfort food. The staff is friendly and happy to answer any questions. I wanted to order a coffee to stick with the cafe vibe... But I'm not a straight black coffee kind of girl. The Ganache Mocha ($8.75) caught my eye but then I saw the list of 46 (!!) flavoured syrups that there are to choose from! It's almost impossible to decide on only one and after much difficulty I selected Toasted Marshmallow as an add-on to my mocha. Seemed like flavours that would make a lot of sense together! (If you ever want to find out what a "pineberry" latte tastes like go to Block 1912 and let me know what happens.) I settled into a table right at the front of the restaurant so that I could enjoy the small amount of natural light that reaches the interior. Receiving my coffee, I have to say that they got the memo! I was impressed at how much my toasted marshmallow ganache mocha looked exactly the part - there were even mini marshmallows on top! Was it incredibly sweet? Yes. Was there even coffee in this? Who knows! But this warm beverage was what I had been hoping for. Chocolatey with a definite toasted marshmallow flavour, I was delighted that this drink felt like a specialty cafe creation. In the interest of having an entire lunch, I wanted to order something off of the sandwich menu. The Hot Italian Grill seems like the sandwich to get. But the Turkey Apple Brie Sandwich ($16.00) felt seasonally appropriate and I picked that one. A soup or salad is also included, turning this dish into a meal. There were two daily soups available and the Vegetable Beetroot Soup also seemed to match the falltime vibe. I liked that the bread was a lot more interesting than a plain white or brown type. Instead, this bread was studded with what appeared to be cranberries - an ideal match for a turkey sandwich! The brie cheese was gooey and melty. I barely noticed the apples. It was a decently good sandwich but there wasn't a whole lot of filling and I could have easily made something like this at home. I liked the flavour combination though. The soup was warm and flavourful with a fairly fine dice of veggies within. I was expecting a more prominent beet component (maybe not a full borscht but somewhat closer to that) and I'm not sure if I noted the beets at all. If there was any, they were chopped very small and completely mixed in with the other vegetables. I also had to try the Herb Crusted Chicken Pot Pie ($18.00) from the Comfort Food part of the menu. Who doesn't love a soul-warming comfort food on a chilly day? It was even raining! Also served with soup or salad, we decided to try a salad

This cafe has a really nice interior. There was recorded jazz playing when we were there…read more Got a peach smoothie. It was a bit icey but the peach flavour was good