This place is awesome! It's a small coffee shop in Spruce Grove, kinda tucked away into a corner…read more When you walk in the place seems small, but clean and quiet. People are able to go enjoy their coffee and read or work if they wish. I met up with some girls and enjoyed a good visit and a great latte. We were never made to feel like we needed to leave or was there too long like at some places. I had ordered a sugar free latte with almond milk. I have never seen this option before and it was really good. I will definitely stop there again for that type of drink! The pricing was fair and I had also got a home made cookie for my daughter. She devoured it and said it was really good. She had asked for another. All in all a great place to hang out!

We haven't been to Spruce Grove for a while so we decided to head out there for lunch at Perks…read moreCoffee House. Just before Perks, on King Street, there's a Shell gas station advertising regular for $1.36! Perks has a lot more tables than I expected. There's room for groups such as the ten or so bicyclists that were seated next to us. There's lot of sandwiches on the constantly changing electronic menu on the wall. Perks has breakfast and lunch sandwiches. I had the chicken Tzazaki for $11.25 and it was very filling. It was however quite messy. Noise is well under control so it's easy to have a conversation without yelling. We don't pass through Spruce Grove often but we will return to Perks the next time we are here.

First, if I could give feedback it would be to try and lessen the sweetness of the drinks, stop…read morecharging extra for alternative milks and to charge less for the corndog. $6.99 for half a dog is a bit much. Been 5 times now. The service at first was mediocre but it's definitely improved. The decor is cute, clean washrooms, great Instagram picture spot. Plenty of parking.

Amazing drinks and food! Kuddos Bubble Tea and Coffee Lab! Way to go guys!!!! Ambiance is awesome…read moretoo!

We have ordered three cakes from The Sweet Side now! The first cake was a birthday cake last year…read moreand it was a custom order. I have ordered many custom cakes in the past and The Sweet Side definitely makes the most delicious cakes! They were able to match the picture I sent as reference perfectly! I was very happy with the cake! This year I ordered a cake for Mother's Day and another cake two weeks later for another birthday. Both cakes were beautiful!! And again the taste was excellent! Very fresh and moist and just the right amount of sweet! It makes us want to order another cake soon for no special occasion other than how tasty and pretty they are! Highly recommend!

Our friends surprised us with a beautiful cake for our 25th wedding anniversary. It was so…read moreincredibly delicious, the cake was moist and flavourful and the icing was not too sweet. Would highly recommend The Sweet Side for your special occasion

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!

The Woodrack Cafe is a small locally owned and operated coffee shop. They have two locations, one…read morein Edmonton on 83 Ave and this one inside the Outlet Mall by the airport. They're inside the Share Market (along with Magpies Gifts and Potato Corner) at Door 1. Right now Woodrack is the only coffeeshop in the mall since the Starbucks in the food court shutdown. And I think it's great Woodrack is here because they're a nice local coffeeshop. I've come here several times to have a coffee. The lattes are great and as someone who's lactose-intolerant I appreciate the plant-based milk options they have (oat milk is my favourite). They have some breakfast and lunch options, and baked goods. These can change, but if the cinnamon bun is there you can't go wrong with that. They also have a selection of beer and wine (only place to have an alcoholic beverage in the mall). Staff is always friendly.and the owner she's a gem. I will say there's often only one person working, so there may be the occasion when there's a bit of a lineup, but it's never anything major. I always like stopping here for a coffee and look forward to my next caffeine fix from The Woodrack Cafe.

Easy to find. Lots of great parking. Store is very small so there was a line to get in Saturday…read moremorning. Lots of unique choices is what I loved best. Mostly sweets not too many savory. The peanut butter Nanaimo bar bar was good but the peanut butter taste overpowered and it didn't taste like a nanimo. But seperate the layers and you could tell. Great creamy centre. The cappachino pecan caramel square was amazing. No coffee taste at all but it was gooey and soft and rich. The best. The toffee almond bar was a bit too hard for me and lacked strong flavor. Guy behind the counter made me feel a bit rushed but understandable as there was a line. Cost as as expected for fancy desserts. I'd love to stop by again and see if they have anything new!

Love this bakery! The scones are my personal favorite. This…read morebakery is a 30 minute drive from home, but worth the drive.

Spruce Grove needed this neighborhood café and kid's indoor playground so bad. The play structures…read moreare meant for kids 0-6 - with slides, cars, mini grocery store, kitchen, and things to climb. There's also a space for younger ones with blocks and baby toys. The bathroom is set up for diaper changes and I just watched them put in a seat to put baby down in while Mom uses the bathroom. For the parents there is a delicious cafe with lots of tables and seating. There's even a foosball in the back. Everything is homemade and the lattes are handcrafted. I had a creamy London Fog, and my daughter enjoyed a banana and yogurt drink. My only possible criticism is I hope they add more comfy seating for parents in the future. There's currently two comfy chairs and the rest are Bistro type seating.

Nice set up. Food is good…read more Price reasonable despite that they made me pay for my 6 month old and he slept in the car seat the entire time. (All other cafes I have been to 12 months and under were free with another child).

Picture a warm, soft, gourmet cookie straight out of the oven... And then take yourself straight to…read moreGreat North Cookie Co. in Spruce Grove. Open since 2023 (and now with a location in West Edmonton Mall) there might not be a better place in the Edmonton area to get your cookie on. Named as a Favourite Bakery on the Edmonton Food Faves We Crave 2024 list, this shop is just getting started with their long list of playful cookie recipes. The shop itself is actually a cafe and not only a cookie outpost. A blush-hued haven, the space offers cozy seating, ethereal flower arrangements, and dusty rose cushions. There's even a small retail shelf and an area for small kids to play. For a cookie shop, it really couldn't be prettier! Their mascot is a beaver (I think his name is Chewy) wearing a chef's hat and you know that that guy means business! I visited on a Sunday morning and the glass case at the front was filled with rows upon rows of cookies, each flavour sounding more delicious than the last. In fact, Great North Cookie boasts a roster of at least 74 different cookie flavours which they rotate throughout the year - that's a lot of potential cookie enjoyment!! Many of the flavours are perfect seasonal matches to the particular time of year and others just sound amazing any time; like the Chewy's Beaver Dam or the Double Chocolate Stuffed Peanut Butter. They've also got their eye on the trends, coming out with a Dubai Pistachio cookie to keep up with the craze. The options are seemingly endless and your best bet is to follow their social media to see which flavours are available each month. Cookies are an obvious must on any visit and I went for the Half Dozen ($24.00), each cookie placed carefully into their signature blush-coloured box. Here are all of the flavours that I tried and what I thought of them! Cookie Monster ~ A vanilla flavoured blue dough infused with both white chocolate and milk chocolate chips, topped with homemade royal icing googly eyes and half a chocolate chip cookie! This one just feels like a must because it's Cookie Monster after all. Very cute and I love the cookie in his mouth. It tasted like a classic chocolate chip cookie for the most part. I think that this one might be a bit of a signature flavour for Great North because I've seen it on multiple visits. Reese ~ The perfect cookie for a Reese lover! This dough is filled with creamy milk chocolate chips, Reese's Pieces & Reese Peanut Buttercups. Topped with half a Reese buttercup and extra pieces! There's A LOT of Reese in this cookie! It's very peanut buttery and chocolatey and you really do get the entire Reese experience in cookie form! Tiramisu ~ A rich espresso dough with milk chocolate chips. Baked to perfection and topped with a ribbon of marscapone buttercream. This cookie felt a bit more grown up and I really enjoyed the coffee flavour. In fact, this cookie would pair perfectly with a latte. I loved the slight tartness in the marscapone buttercream and felt that they captured this Italian dessert well. Banoffee ~ A soft banana cookie crowned with dulce de leche, whipped banana cream, dark chocolate curls, and a golden banana chip. This one was my favourite by a lot!!! As soon as I bit into this cookie I was saying "wow" because of the perfectly delicious mix of textures and flavours! I loved the combination of banana and dulce de leche! The fluffy whipped banana cream on top took everything to the next level! This is the cookie that I will continue to think about. Must try! Worms in Dirt ~ A rich chocolate dough baked to perfection, topped with a thick chocolate frosting, crushed oreos, and a gummy worm. I barely got to taste this one before my son claimed it, but it was very chocolatey. Milk Chocolate Sea Salt ~ Sweet with a hint of salty. The perfect cookie to dunk in a glass of cold milk! Another flavour that I believe they keep on hand most of the time, this cookie had just come out of the oven and I got to enjoy it in it's full warm and gooey glory. Every cookie should be served this way! Deliciously classic with a hint of salt. This cookie really gives you everything that you need. Each cookie was a nice generous size and quite thick! You certainly get a whole lot of cookie goodness in each bite! A beverage was needed to accompany all of this cookie consumption and I chose a Mocha ($5.75 for regular size). However, you can definitely get a glass of milk for $2 and that would be a good call too. The Mocha was decently fine but I wouldn't say that it's to the caliber of a dedicated coffee shop. I couldn't spot who's beans they were using. The coffee itself was more of a darker roast than I would like and the chocolate was fine. Not the best mocha but far from the worst. Lastly, my biggest surprise at Great North Cookie Co. was discovering that they also serve Panini sandwiches. I truly had no idea! There are four sandwiches on the menu which really does elevate this shop to cafe status, giving customers a complete

I have to start by saying I haven't been here myself yet. I received a half dozen of these cookies…read moreas a Christmas gift and they are amazing! A delightful texture that's both chewy and firm. Each is unique in taste and appearance. I'm going to make the drive to Spruce Grove to visit the location and try some more cookies.

Located in the Multicultural Building in Stony Plain, you get a great spot for lunch, dessert or…read moreice cream. They have a beautiful patio on the east side of the building and lots of flowers/gardens around the building. It's a great day trip from Edmonton. We went there with company and enjoyed a wonderful lunch. Two of us had the taco salad, with black beans, spicy lean ground beef, sour cream and all the works, including a bag of Doritos! Delicious. Two of our party had the special, which was a pulled pork sandwich with beans and cole slaw. Huge sides came with the special and the pulled pork was tender and flavourful. Dessert had to be eaten -- two Saskatoon berry pie ice cream cones (waffle cones) and two rhubarb strawberry pies with Saskatoon berry pie ice cream. The coffee was fresh and smooth. Absolutely recommend and hope they make a go of it with all the challenges of running a restaurant during COVID! They also do take out/pick-up.

I tried a latte, a prosciutto & brie on a bun, and a sugar donut and enjoyed them all. The chairs…read moreare comfortable. 2 walls are all windows so it's a nice place to look out and watch people and traffic. Lots of parking out front.