This is a classic Edmonton spot and never disappoints. I recently had a falafel wrap; messy but so…read moredelicious and my friend had the equally good chicken sandwich. The Caesar side was also very nice. Service was friendly and very quick.

Pretty gross! Servers were great and attentive but my omelette was like wet and the home fries were…read moreuncooked in the middle. I'm not sure why people come here? The Benny on cornbread sounds like it would be good but is actually also very wet and soggy. $60 for two people to have brunch without any booze, and honestly I think it could be done better. Not for me!

Great find inside Hotel 8. High ceilings. super friendly server Fiona made us feel at home. She…read moreshowed me the Phillipino buns. I had rancho bennys sith side of bacon. The eggs were perfect. Looking forward to going for buffett!

If I can leave no star I will so disappointed. We went today for the buffet. Yes we arrive around…read more1:30pm and the buffet is from 10AM till 2pm. We were just seated and they did not tell us there's hardly any food left on the trays. I asked our server until what time they refill their trays and he said should be up to 2pm but there were so many people and short kitchen staff. I told him that its disappointing should let us know just to order from the menu. We paid full price for the buffet ( almost $72 for 2 adults and 1 kid) and I saw 2 people coming in close to 2PM and same they just show them to their table and did not inform them no food left. Food taste is not great bland . We will not return there and will not recommend the place. Go somewhere else there are other Filipino restaurants that are better.

I've noticed the Epic Market under construction and today I was able to try it out. I met a…read morefriend for brunch. Brunch is offered on Saturday and Sunday, otherwise they open for lunch (closed Mondays). Epic Market is huge. This will be a very popular place for the Whyte Avenue crowd as there are so many options available depending on which floor you enter. We were on the second floor today for brunch but the first floor, which has a similar look and feel, has a Mexican menu. It opens for lunch at 11:30am. It's a unique concept for Edmonton. The server said that they've opened similar restaurants in larger cities like Toronto but Edmonton is their first venture into a "smaller market". The brunch menu was interesting with some unique features and some typical offerings. I had the Pork Bennie, for $18.00 in 2024. The prices are quite reasonable for the type and quantity of the food. My bennie was good. My only criticism is that a special house ketchup would have been a nice touch. The service was excellent and we had a nice view of Gateway Blvd out the window. The coffee includes endless refills which is good because the cups were not very large. I'm sure the vibe is much different for dinner than brunch, but based on our experience, I'll definitely return.

I have been here several times, enjoying the market events, the variety of restaurants and the…read moreambience. Most recently, I had a gathering of friends for a farewell party .... It was perfect : friendly bartender, food options for anyone who wanted to eat and very welcoming staff. The only suggestion I have would be to add a coffee station with espresso drinks.

Despite the road work on Jasper Avenue, this small, quaint restaurant offers all-day breakfast,…read morelunch, and dinner. The meals are excellent, the service is very professional and the staff is knowledgeable. Prices are decent and there is a lot to choose from on the menu.

I've ate here several years ago and only returned because our destination cafe was strangely…read moreclosed. Brunch Glory was open and had lots of empty tables on Saturday morning. My wife and I both ordered the Chandru Special for $17.50. It's a crepe with bacon and eggs inside plus some cheese slices melted on top. There was a side of fresh fruit. The presentation was somewhat lacking as the cheese slices made it look like something you find at your children's birthday party. The dish definitely needed some sauce to help it down. At least the fruit was good. Our server was very skilled at tunnel vision as she didn't see us even when walking right by our table. Eventually we caught her and got a refill for our coffee. She was pleasent enough when she arrived but definitely didn't want to do refills. On a more positive note, my friend ordered an omelet which came with potatoes that looked like thick potato chips. They looked good and he liked them. If I return it will be because I am in the area and can't find a better place. In other words, three stars out of five.

This was our first time at the Whistling Kettle Cafe. It was a little awkward to find from 50th…read moreStreet but Google Maps had it in hand. The place definitely has an old school diner vibe going and that's not from clever decorating. This is an old school diner. We didn't want breakfast and I think that is their specialty so we each ordered the clubhouse sandwich. It came with soup and fries. The soup was from a can so that's not impressive. The sandwich was okay though. Service was prompt and friendly. The washrooms were clean. That's about all I can say. If you are nearby and hungry, by all means stop in. However I wouldn't recommend going out of your way to dine here.

Had a great breakfast. A little cafe that was packed with people. A good sign…read more The service was great and the food came quickly.

Great place for brunch! Ordered their Fili Breakfast Bowl -…read morequestioned the way the longsnisa looked at first but it tasted just like longanisa, if not better. Service was great - staff were helpful. Ambiance of the place was also great - it was clean.

It is one of my favourite restaurants for breakfast! Thanks to our friend who took us there for the…read morefirst time and now I think I'm a regular! Haha The staff are amazing! Friendly and helpful and they are an important reason for the great experience! The place is beautifully designed and very cozy! The food is very high quality, delicious and perfect quantity. If you haven't been there, I highly recommend it! :)

I've always been a Marriott Hotel fan anywhere I go. However, due to inflation, pricing has gone up…read morewithout discount. Thankfully for this trip, it was for work so we paid less than what normal people would pay. Love the staff, love the environment, the features of the room. My only complaint is that, it seems their 6th floor's ceiling is lower and the hallways seem darker. I love that there is a bus stop in front of the hotel and the bus 55 goes to West Edmonton Mall

I've been to this hotel for probably a dozen different events/occasions over the years. From…read moreweddings in the Top of the Inn room, weddings and Christmas Parties in the banquet rooms downstairs, lunch in the Aurora lounge, and the occasional overnight stay. I don't remember a single issue that could not be rectified by the very competent staff. It used to have a really tacky purple and green exterior... which I kind of miss to be honest! It definitely stood out. It's nice and sleek now and is definitely an improvement (not everyone has the same tacky taste as I do!). The staff during events always go above and beyond to make the guests comfortable and ensure they have a good time. They are very accommodating. If it's in your budget, the Top of the Inn is a gorgeous venue for your wedding. Great views of the city with windows all the way around the room.

Looking for a diner experience with top notch food and a lot of it for a fair price? You just…read moredescribed Rockin' Robyn's to a T! We would go back in a heartbeat, just need to sleep off the food coma for a while. It's bright and airy in spite of the smallish space and the amount of booths and tables, oh and you can sit at the counter. The walls and ceiling are covered in memorabilia, concert banners and what not. The place was absolutely hopping at 12:45 PM, but we were sat in a booth right away. Waters dropped moments later, asked if we needed coffee, tea or whatever else you wanted to drink. Our server was fantastic, explaining and educating us as we were first timers. The food came out piping hot very quickly and our tea ordered after the food was dropped came in a large teapot and hot just like at home. The clubhouse, which I did not have, has house made ham and turkey according to our server. My corn beef had slices of corn beef that did not taste house made, but the sheer volume of meat I couldn't finish, the eggs were cooked perfectly. K's Mexicasa omelette was excellent with the Mexican meat the star. I know why the place is consistently full, it's that good. Definite redo when back in West Edmonton

We came here on a holiday Monday after an hour and a half hike in cool fall weather. We wanted…read moresomething comforting and filling and our breakfasts hit the spot. The corned beef has had mashed potatoes which is different from what I'm used to but it was tasty nonetheless. My husband substituted the pancakes in his meal for pan fried potatoes. The place was super busy even though it was around 2pm and was still packed when we left. They seated us quickly as we were willing to sit at a table but we could've waited for a booth. The servers were friendly and fast which was perfect for us as I needed to get to an appointment. It's a relatively small restaurant with many patrons. It's definitely got that old diner vibe which is always fun once in a while. If you're looking for a solid, traditional diner experience, you can't for wrong with Rockin' Robyn's.

I love OEB, it's reliable, especially for us gluten free folk…read more Swung in here before a cheer competition and while we had a bit of a wait, everything else was speedy. The hostess was honestly impressive; kind, efficient, and somehow managing a revolving door of customers, food delivery people, and delivering food. I had the GF waffle with bacon and eggs. Perfection. And a large side of fruit that sealed the deal. The blueberry chicken bangers are absolutely a must try, by the way.

We walked in for brunch on a weekday morning and were excited to try their interesting poutine and…read moreBenedict options. Unfortunately, nothing hit the mark. The hollandaise sauce was thin, bulgogi was too sweet, and poutine was a bland mess. It was all edible, just not enjoyable. We left a lot of food on the table and wouldn't be eager to recommend this spot.

I finally made my way to Highlevel Diner on 109 St in Edmonton…read more The restaurant is very nice and cozy, and very welcoming. I ordered a chicken fajitas plate and it was very tasty - the fajitas were filled with seasoned chicken, onions and green peppers. Brown rice and refried beans were the sides, along with salsa and sour cream. The menu is diverse, and I wanted to sample a good number of the dishes !! The drinks menu was honestly nice and long. Service was good and quick, and the staff was welcoming and polite. A very nice place to go to as a regular, or when you are on a date!!

Everything is solid here. The atmosphere…read more The service. The food. I love the local art that is displayed here. And for a fee it can be yours. The ever changing art brings a new dimension into the restaurant. I had the appetizer platter. This came with blackbean hummus, tzatziki, chichen souvlaki, and spiniach pie. My friend had the Chicken green curry. Both dishes were fresh, flavourful, and generous. My chicken was cooked really well, and the spinach pie was rich and garlicy. My pita bread though was dry. By time I brought my dish home, the pita was dried out. My friend was also happy with her selection. Our server was friendly and prompt. A great stanbye place.