This place is always a great choice for coffee & snacks! I really like the mix of seating options…read moreindoors & there's a decent sized patio too (well I can only confirm the patio is there during summer). There's always friendly & observant staff. Props to the business being ahead of the curve long ago to offer & create a reuse/recycle community of sorts with the extras from the cafe (those bean bags are really useful for many gardening endeavours). Roasti is also wonderfully situated for those out on neighbourhood errands (laundry mat on other end of parking lot & you'll have just enough time to enjoy a coffee & be back to change the machine), meeting up with friends or a quick stop when passing by. There's lots of parking options in this big parking lot for all the shops. Those with mobility aids, it might be a bit tricky navigating the sidewalk (various items are usually are placed on sidewalk from either direction to the door & getting over the parking barrier blocks is tricky if you're using more than a cane) but I will hope nothing will block you on the sidewalk if you do try to venture in. Looking forward to stopping by the next time I'm back in Sherwood Park.

So I've bought Roasti coffee beans several times for home, when picking up my last round I decided…read moreto get a latte for the road as well. I was floored! Honestly I don't really know how they do it but it was one of the smoothest lattes I've ever had in my life! I highly recommend trying it. The actual cafe is pretty cool inside with all the machinery (which I can only assume is for bean roasting?) and the staff has always been friendly. I can't wait for my next latte!

It's a nice family run café. The owners are kind. They have absolutely delicious samosa. I did go…read morethere for breakfast once and had the cheese omelet which was very good. I find that their cappuccino is much better than Starbucks. I recommend this little quaint family owned cafe. I am walking distance to the Koffee café and Starbucks. The Koffee café wins every time.

Coffee was okay. Service was pretty mediocre…read more I had the feeling they couldn't have cared less how my experience was. A simple smile from the staff/owner would've lifted the experience. I won't recommend this cafe.

So, Reinette Cafe had a colab with Nomiya for a Japanese take home meal to celebrate "Girl's Day"…read more"Hinamatsuri " in February. So I took home an assortment of pastries which included Mini rose green tea macron, mini mont blanc, strawberry honey lime panna cotta, cherry pistachio vanilla cake, matcha madeline, sugar cookie, and strawberry, matcha and vanilla macrons. I am not a huge sweet fan so this was a stretch for me, but I really enjoyed it. Everything was tasty and not super sweet except for the sugar cookie which was expected. It was really pretty looking and really pretty tasting. I can't say anything about the ambiance because I did not dine in. Same with the service. In general I would definitely try more things on the menu. I liked everything but the standout was the panna cotta and the match madaline.

Wow the pastries are to die for. The coffee is great and the plate menu is very nice.read more

Love Table Top Cafe. Easy date night. Lots of games to choose from (it's usually just my husband…read moreand I; they have lots of two player games). They have fun and quick games or ones that you can spend a few hours player. Great little snack bar - wraps, candy, , etc. Highly recommend for friends nights or date nights.

This is a really fun cafe and something a little different too. It has coffees, and drinks…read more(including local brews by Alley Kat) as well as food options, but the main draw for this cafe is the board games. For $5/person you have unlimited access to, well there were probably close to a hundred board games if not more, for the durations of your visit. Everything is done on a tab, so you go up and order your food and drinks, let the staff know how many people will be at your table, and then you settle the tab when you leave. That way you don't have to worry about someone taking over your property on Park Avenue during an intense game of Monopoly. I met a couple of friends here and we played several games. First up Jumanji, because I am a child of the 90's and that just sounded awesome. Turns out a board game based on a movie based on a book about a magical board game that can cause an elephant stampede or trap you in the jungle isn't as exciting as it seems. There was a secret decoder in the game that I remember from other 90's board games (like Clue Jr), but the game itself was pretty boring. To be fair it's aimed for those 8 and up, so I'm a bit above that target audience. After that wholesome goodness we needed to go in the other direction, so we played Cards Against Humanity. Or I think we played Cards Against Humanity. There were's directions in the game box so we googled how to play and then kind of made up our own rules. I don't know who won, but it was funny. After humour it was time for a depressing game of Life (at least for me - I lost on all accounts). I think a few of the pieces (some Life tiles for sure) may have been missing from this game. It's bound to happen in a place like this, pieces go missing, break, get torn (hopefully from competitive game use and not someone intentionally trying to be a jerk). That $5 admission fee helps to repair old games and buy new ones, but things aren't perfect. Finally we played Mad Gab, the game where you're reading a nonsensical phrase from a card and you're saying something legit, but you don't know what it is (you have to guess). Turns out my friend had this game as a kid and she whooped us with it, so I know what game I'm not playing with here next time I come here. And yes there'll be a next time, because I think this is a great little cafe, and I love the fact there's somewhere in this odd industrial neighbourhood to grab some food and drinks, and have some fun.

Aspen has become our standard go to place for lunch or a breakfast sandwich. It's always busy but…read morealways has room for two or three more people. Service is nice and they bring your food you your table. The breakfast sandwich is just the right size. Today I tried a sandwich called Anthony Bourdain's Favourite Sandwich. It had a lot of meat and cheese. It was perhaps a little big for me but it was certainly tasty. The coffee is always good. Noise levels are well under control. Parking is generally available but there's street parking too. The flights of coffee are very popular. I recommend Aspen.

Limited parking, but Great atmosphere! Quaint, retro/ rustic decor but clean and bright. Pretty…read moremuch no wait on a Sunday morning, friendly service and pretty quick. If you order a treat to stay, you get that at the til, drinks are picked up at the counter and they call out by beverage order as they are made. My kids were not a fan of the cookie dough donut- it's probably cuz it was a cake donut and they found it a little dry, but I liked it to go with my drink. They also make kid size hot chocolate too and they do a decorative latte finish on top- made my kid feel very fancy & special. I guess some items sell out quickly, I'd like to come back for a chance at the avocado toast before it sells out! Also love how there's free WiFi and a crossword puzzle available!

I don't mind the coffee! The customer service is not bad…read moretoo! (Interactions with the staff) What I don't like about this business is: It is always chaotic! No matter when you go there! It seems this location doesn't have the capacity for the amount of customers! Wait time is long and it seems like they could benefit from bigger place and more workers!

Needed a coffee before taking a stroll in the river valley. Stopped by Transcend and it filled the…read morequota perfectly. Located in the Ritchie Market, it is one of the first things you see when you walk in the place. The whole market has an industrial look, but it still feels cozy in a way. There are lots of tables for people to sit and enjoy their morning coffee orders, and from the looks all the people working on laptops, there must be WiFi as well. I grabbed and flat white and a mocha. Took a minute our drinks to come out, but I could see the baristas were dealing with a ton of pickup orders. Coffee tasted great and was worth the wait. Also grabbed a croissant which was super flakey and buttery - delicious! They also had a bunch of whole bean coffee varietals for you to take home if you wanna try your hand at a homemade coffee. Street parking only.

Put your order up at the counter, then the staff will serve it to your table…read more It seemed fairly busy for 9:30 on a Wednesday morning. Some singletons enjoying a space to work on their laptops. Some couples conversing over coffee. I enjoyed a delicious decaf latte and Korean street toast. The sandwich was egg, cheese and ketchup with a sprinkle of cabbage in the eggs. My total was $16.00. The music is easy listening. It's clean and bright. Some items for retail on the shelves. One bathroom for all patrons. Large parking lot, but it was filling up fast.

Crafted drinks and cozy vibes !! Stopped by Liberta coffee…read morelab for some caffeine boost. We got the einspanner (tiramisu latte), dark mint mocha (part of their seasonal menu), and a matcha coco cloud. All drinks were really good. I enjoyed the einspanner, it's a drink I don't see often and lived up to the good reviews I've seen about it. Coco cloud was nice and refreshing. The dark mint mocha was perfect for the winter. Drinks are definitely on the pricier side but with how deliciously crafted they are, it's definitely worth it. Drinks came out pretty quickly after ordering. I would definitely come here again to try some of their other drinks and their food!

Came here to kill some time before a hockey game and boy oh boy am I glad we found this little gem!…read more We were a group of 4 and shared a Choco strawberry bingsu and cheese corn pizza. We drank blueberry lemonades, an iced strawberry matcha, and a real fruit grapefruit tea - that's right tea with fresh red grapefruit in it! Everything was made fresh and bursting with flavour. Be prepared to wait a bit here as it does get busy - but it's worth it. The cheese corn pizza is hard to describe - it was hit and miss in our group but enjoyable for sure. The large bingsu was a hit and PLENTY for all of us to share. Can't wait to come back!

Urban Plant Cafe is one of my go to places for Korean shaved ice (bingsu) in YEG. The shaved ice is…read moremilk based and is very fluffy to eat. It's lightly shaved so it doesn't taste like chunks of ice. They have lots of different toppings to choose from & is layered inside. Most of them comes with a scoop of ice cream on top. So yummy and refreshing to eat! You can't go wrong with any of the flavours. My fave is the mango bingsu because I love fresh mango. They also have a variety of other desserts and drinks. Also a great place to go if you like plants. Parking: Free customer parking Price: Bingsu ranges from $12-$16.5