Located downtown Camrose in a cool historic building. As you climb the steps up to this little cafe…read moregem the classic modern and Victorian decor give a classy cafe vibe. We came in the middle of the day and enjoyed lots of choice seating and had time to gaze at all the ice cream toppings choices. We ordered a ham and cheese croissant, which was nicely warmed up for us. Along with a recommended Strawberry London Fog, which was so tasty and huge! I loved it. They had a nice looking fall drink menu, plenty of light food options for lunch, plus a good selection of pastries and coffee options. We were eager to get some ice cream, I was a little disappointed that they only had one frozen yogurt/sorbet option. And on the menu the kids size was limited to 4 years old and younger....why? I'm an adult but I love ordering just a kids size of ice cream to be honest. One bathroom as well but it did have a change table station. Loved the little find of outdoor seating in the back, looked super cute and had I noticed it earlier we probably would have eaten out there instead of inside.

An absolute treasure of Camrose! Located in an older building the exterior is just phenomenal to…read morelook at. The inner decor is comfortable, clean and warm. London Fog Tea Latter is to die for. Owners/Staff are friendly and accommodating. They make conversations with their patrons and recommend what to get etc. They seem genuinely happy that you are in the cafe and have big smiles on their faces. They also stock ice cream which is a nice little touch. I am not in Camrose often but will definitely be returning here!

One of my favourite stops in camrose fresh baked goods. Scandinavian classics and other great…read morechoices. Ample parking. Friendly sta

I've been curious about this café since I heard of it. Camrose really isn't that far from Edmonton…read moreand yet I rarely have a reason to go there. Today we were in Camrose so we stopped in for lunch. The first thing we noticed is that the café has the ambiance of Ikea. That's good or not good depending on your preferences. It certainly has a clean feel to it and you can see into the bakery through some glass doors. On the menu everything seemed to be the same price at $17.50 in 2022. I ordered the Lefse Wrap with beef. It was okay. The Lefse itself was quite good but the beef wasn't anything special. Still, it's a nice size and seems to be popular. At first I thought it was expensive but then I discovered that each meal includes dessert. With the dessert included the price seems reasonable. It's not a dessert like pie or anything large like that but any baked goods under the front glass counter is included. I had the Lingonberry chocolate puffs and I got two served with cream. The presentation was beautiful and they were delicious. Service was first rate. The young lady was pleasant, cheerful and seemed to genuinely appreciate our business. Coffee came with refills. This is a destination café and makes for an enjoyable lunch. I recommend it. Oh and they sell lots of Swedish themed gifts from Swedish flags of all sizes to mittens.

Oh my word - so good!…read more We stopped here for the first time, tonight. My wife had a cone with Maple Nut ice cream. I had a cup with Banana Fudge and Maple Nut. The ice cream was amazing! We can't wait to come back. Note: this is a small ice cream shop setup in the parking lot of a city park. Don't let that bother you though. Lots of seating in the park to eat your ice cream. Loved it.

Fun flavors, large portions, great service and reasonable prices. Just the thing for a hot summer…read moreday in Camrose!

Ice cream is what I call a good bad life decision. It's good because it is delicious, but it is bad…read morebecause (as a lactose intolerant person) it ends up hurting me. And yes there's frozen yogurt (which I can handle a bit better) and milk free desserts like sorbet, but sometimes a girl just wants a bit of ice cream dagnabbit! Enter the recently opened (as of April 1 - no foolin), Happy Chappy Ice Cream Shop. This is an ice cream parlour that serves 30 different flavours of Chapman's hard ice cream. If I'm gonna risk a little pain later for a tasty treat now then Chapman's is a good way to go. The ice cream shop is a little difficult to find, but not impossible. From 50th Street you turn into the parking for Hugh's Car Wash, but in the lot take an immediate left and go around the side of the north building. Happy Chappy is near the back facing the Panda Hut Express across the way. Yes, it's a bit of an odd location for an ice cream parlour, but it's ice cream and I'm not complaining. Personally, I'm just glad it's somewhere other than in Leduc Common. The Ice Cream shop is pretty small. It's a basic walk-in and order and go kind of deal. There is a bench on the back wall, but there isn't any room for any tables or chairs. They advertise 30 different flavours, most hard ice cream, but I also saw a few frozen yogurt and sorbet flavours. They've got some standards (chocolate, vanilla), but also there are more fun flavors too. I tried the Raspberry Rocky Road, which is a vanilla and raspberry ice cream with chocolate chunks. Yum. The lady working (likely the owner) was very friendly and happy to answer any questions I had. Despite the hidden location, I hope this ice cream shop does well. Leduc doesn't always have a place to get hard ice cream, and this fits the bill perfectly. As I was going in I saw a family with five kids leave, so I'm sure it will get busier as the weather (hopefully) gets nicer. They're open from 2pm to 9pm every day so you can hit your ice cream craving in the afternoon and in the evening as well. It might be a good bad life decision, but I'll come back here again.

I FUCKING LOVE HAPPY CHAPPY my mom has celiac disease and cant have icecream but there they have…read moresoft serve she can eat

Dude i expect chicken strips not chicken the size of fries and the pop there was so waters down and…read morethe workers didn't care that much when i ordered not cool

I had not been to Camrose for five years, so this was my first time in their new location. Also,…read moreit was my first time with the new menu. Location: OK. More modern and standard compared to their old location downtown. Service: I talked to two different staff. One when I ordered, and one after I finished my food and was about to leave. Neither could tell me the difference between their first three burgers on the menu. I was told to "look at the pictures". Menu & Food: The new menu gives names to their burgers, but doesn't say what is in them. I only learned what was in the burgers when I went to the DQ website when I was home a couple of days later. The burger patties are now thinner, which explains why there are now triple burgers. The triple burgers probably have the same meat as DQ's previous double burgers. The burger patties are not cooked the same as before, and do not taste as good as before. They used to have a grill taste, but not anymore. Price: The prices are much higher for the same type of thing as before. Last autumn (the last time I ate at a DQ), my meal (burger, fries, drink), was a total of $11.74. This time it was $16.79 for the comparable meal. DQ used to be my first choice for burgers. Not anymore. As for this location, I can't ignore the lack of knowledge of the staff for what they are serving.

From a non-vegetarian this place was very good. Meat is usually a staple in my diet, but I did not…read moremiss it here. To start I had the Kale Caesar salad. It was excellent with their bacon flavoured coconut chips. I then had their Budah Bowl with a devine peanut sauce. This place is well worth a try.

I was excited to find that a vegan restaurant had opened. Unfortunately it did not live up to my…read moreexpectations. The food was mediocre. It was served to us in to-go cups, cold (I usually like my curry warm...). Paid over $9.00 for a teenie little meal in a to go cup. Maybe I just don't have a taste for "yogi-type" food. Overpriced is fine, but this was WAY overpriced. That being said, try it if you want... Maybe it just isn't for everyone.

Stopped here because we were in the area. Little stressful to find the right parking lot. Turned…read moretoo soon and then you have to struggle to merge back with the main road again. Welcomed upon entering the store. Everything is well labelled and priced so that was super helpful. Still quite a lot of selection Tuesday at 5PM. Florentine biscuit: 8/10 liked the combination, not too sweet Mini-coconut biscuit: 7/10 very dry and crumbly, not a lot of flavor, not too sweet Galettes: 8/10 looks cool but just a shortbread cookie. Not the best I've ever had. Engadiner: 8/10. Most unique. Loved the idea, nuts were lovely, not sweet enough for me. Loved the bread part - mooncake like pastry. Coconut Bun: 8/10. Some coconut filling but very thin. Very moist, sweet bun. Nuneddine: 6/10. very dry and crumbly. Not very sweet at all. Not a lot of flavor period. Overall I though the shop and products looked fantastic but flavors were just not there for me. Very light (light flavor) and dry.

My daughter lives in Edmonton and I like to send cupcakes, cookies, etc. on her birthday to her…read moreworkplace. Obviously, I need a bakery that delivers. Found this bakery via Yelp and placed an order. Daughter said that it was all delicious, delivered on time and everything was eaten quickly. The owner even threw in a few macarons for my daughter as a special treat. Thought that went above and beyond. Great owner and great business ethic!

The other reviews were so positive about Mitchell's Cafe that we changed our plans on a Saturday…read moreand came here instead. It was about noon when we arrived but the whole time there was just one other person in the cafe. There are lots of tables and booths for groups of any size. I ordered the chicken club wrap. It was okay, maybe even good, but I chose the tomato soup as my side. It was definitely not out of a can. Actually I wasn't sure if there were any tomatoes in it. Sadly it reminded me of a bowl of soup that I had in Omaha, Nebraska. In that very American cafe they definitely gave us a bowl of chicken gravey and called it soup. I'm not saying that is what Mitchell's did but I didn't finish it. Service was attentive. The meal was filling. My partner ordered the pulled pork sandwich. It was quite messy but pulled pork tends to be that way. She said that there was too much vinegar on the coldslaw. Probably I would have enjoyed it more than her as I like vinegar. I gave it three stars as an okay place to eat but not a place I plan to return to. Perhaps this is more of a weekday cafe.

I had some of the best French toast I ever remember eating!! And the bacon was pretty great, too!!read more

I wanted yo go yo the Rabbit Hill location today, but they're closed…read moreI'm very excited to try their cookies. I have a gift card that I'm itching to use. I will definitely go into this location, maybe this week....hopefully

Great little place. Fast service and the cookie, while expensive, was tasty and filling. I got the…read morebutter cake one. I recommend if your looking for a snack and have a sweet tooth. Only issue is the lack of options. No peanut butter or ginger cookies? C'mon!

This place has the best cookies and coffee ever. The place seems so homey and my wife and I love…read morethe atmosphere. The price is a little more but worth it once in a while

The reviews were so positive that we decided to come here for lunch. That was a mistake. They have…read morevery few lunch items. Basically there was a small breakfast bun, a waffle and a grilled cheese sandwich. We both opted for the grilled cheese sandwich. It was just bread and cheese with some herbs. While it was made well, there was nothing special here. It came with a miniature bowl of micro-greens. Both forkfull's were delicious. I'm not a big eater but I left hungry. The coffee I ordered was their basic filtered coffee. It was okay, served at the right temperature, and the medium was the equivalent of a typical mug you might have at home.KO Where this place really shines is in seating and ambiance. It's an old house and basically everywhere that is not a part of the kitchen or bathroom is sitting / table area, including upstairs. It's really quite nice inside where there are tables and sofas and all manner of seating. This could be a good place to finish up some work on your laptop. Come for the ambiance and beverages, but don't come hungry and you'll leave happy.