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!

Fantastic soft serve ice cream! I ordered a Madagascar vanilla ice cream dipped in pistachio…read morechocolate. The quality of both the ice cream and dip were high, and they were both tasty! I like that they have some nice picnic tables and chairs outside for customers. The service is also fast and friendly!

What a delicious ice cream shoppe! Me & my momma enjoy two sundaes, she had the Rocky road and I…read morehad the best of both worlds and they both equally delicious and different! Rocky was much sweeter and decadent! The both worlds was light and had a nice salty crunch! The sour cherry lemonade was also 10/10! Would recommend and will be back!

If you're craving a good smash burger and a time-travelling trip back to the 1970s, this is the…read moreplace for you! I was visiting Edmonton on a work trip and was brought here by a coworker. What a hoot! I had a smile on my face from the moment we walked in til we left. There's nothing like being time warped into the 1970s and watching old cartoons and advertisements on the TVs while eating your dinner or having a drink. Everything from the color scheme to the light fixtures to the trinkets collected behind the bar screams 1970s, and made for a fun, goofy, comforting nostalgia. We started with drinks at the bar while we waited for a table. They have a good selection of local brews as well as cocktails. Even the names of the drinks made me smile. I got the "dirty shiddy martini." Then we moved to our table in the "rumpus room." The menu is no-frills and straightforward. Not a ton of options, but you're there for a burger! They have vegetarian, vegan, and gluten free options to make everyone happy. We each got a burger Alabama style, split some fries with "flat sauce," and added a giant pickle on a stick for shids and giggles. Delicious, it all hit the spot! Staff is friendly and quick. It will be busy when you go so just enjoy the experience!

This is the fourth time I came to shiddys to be wildly disappointed. Yes they are busy, but run…read morelike a cafeteria and my party was asked to "leave" after a period of time to make room for other groups. I have been in the restaurant/pub industry for most my life. This is a pub not a high scale restaurant. Clearly about making money and will not get my business or recommendation again.

A cozy spot. Chicken Congee is enough for two meals, arriving hot and fresh. Hong Kong Tea was the…read moreBest! Long donut complimented meal. Night-time Hong Kong Skyline Very Eye Catching! Service is friendly also place is nice and comfortable.

I stopped by Tea House Cafe after passing by it many times over the years. The restaurant gave me a…read moreclassic Hong Kong Cafe vibe. In terms of food, I tried several items from their Tea Time menu: Rice Roll + Preserved Egg & Pork Congee, Beef Fried Ho Fan Noodles, and French Toast with hot (milk) tea. The congee was on the lighter side in terms of flavour, had less or no msg, and was overall comforting. The rice noodles were quite good, especially with the (peanut/hoisin) sauce. The beef stir fry ho fan noodles was decent as it had a nice "wok hei ''. The tea was also nice. The most noteworthy item was the French Toast though. It was crispy but not dry, and flavourful but not too greasy. Overall, it was also pretty good value for the quality and quantity of food, so I'd give them 8.5/10 for Canto Cafe in Edmonton

The butter chicken was amazing. Could not eat it all as it was a big portion…read more Service was good. Place was clean.

I'm told they're known for their chai teas but I came in looking for my usual coffee order: oat…read moremilk latte. It was delicious, reasonably priced (compared to Starbucks), and it was in a cute cup! The staff were super friendly. They had food options as well, but mostly café-style dishes (sandwiches, pastries, etc.). Huge place with plenty of tables to work, study, or just enjoy a cup of coffee/tea with friends. The coolest thing at this place is you're able to smell the tea canisters and bring it to the barista to steep for you. I'd come back for sure!

Great Filipino ice cream place! Got their champorado with…read moreube ice cream. It wasn't that busy so service was fast. Place was clean.

staff: friendly - even though they are super busy. Locally owned family owned and run…read more service: fast and efficient - a smooth non stol line of customers. establishment: on whyte Ave. Street parking in walking distance. Few tables to sit at. food: Quite a few unique options that are Filipino inspired and some classics also. I loved that it wasn't overly sugary/sweet! Good portions. Cup and cone options.

So I went here because they had a deal 2.50 mini cheesecake tart. I bought four because this is…read morethe maximum to try. However I split them because my oldest was over and a starving student...lol. So she recieved the apple spice and stawberry tart. Tarts themselves were well constructed. I liked how the base didn't crumble. We had the marshmellow chocolate and the creme brule. Those two were tasty. I especially enjoyed the creme brule. However, if I paid full price for these I would be annoyed. (close to 6 bucks for each tart). They were tiny. Staff were okay but not helpful when selecting a tart. I asked which ones were part of the deal and they didn't answer, and I had to ask for the apple and the creme brule even though they were part of the deal. Now they changed the deal. So it is not near as cheap. I would say unless you love these things skip it. There are way better desserts out there for the same price.

Tried the full size creme brule. It was good. Creamy, soft, but not as flavorful as I thought…read more Caramelized sugar on-top looks and tastes great but makes cutting it hard. So many flavors to still try!

I got the delicious creamy malted chocolate with crispy honeycomb bits. It was sooo good.. just the…read moreright amount of sweetness for me! Definitely recommend checking this out. The Whyte Ave location is only a short walk away from the Old Strathcona market building.

The ice cream was delicious! The Ambiance and location are adorable and very quiet area on whyte…read moreave . The ladies serving the live dream were wonderful and happy towards customers ! Will definitely be going back !