Lovely coffee shop on the ground floor of the MC College spa/salon campus…read more Great place to grab a coffee/tea to take upstairs while you get pampered or to grab a lite bite. There is LOVELY seating both on the ground floor and upstairs with LOADS of natural light. They carry 1883 syrups and are happy to customize your beverage to your liking. Thoughtful staff, attention to detail, beautiful atmosphere, and coffee crafted with love.

Funny employees, good coffee, quiet cafe, lunch food with microwave. Had the alfredo, was decent…read moreenough

Found this gem while in town for work. Came in for a croissant and coffee. Nice spot to chill and…read moredo some work. The food and service are great.

I went to lunch nearby and decided to come in here afterward and I'm glad I did. I got a matcha…read morecroissant and an almond croissant. My husband and I ate these later that day and they were both excellent. We both preferred the almond one. Next time I'd also like to try their plain butter croissant. The service was fast and friendly and the space is bright and clean and welcoming. I walked and driven by this place numerous times but hadn't gone in until yesterday. Now I know where to stop when I want a croissant treat.

Back in Edmonton & braved all the construction along 104 Ave & Jasper Ave just to reach this place…read more& exit the area. I was having "a day" that required a familiar small bit of happiness found in a cronut. Happy to say it didn't disappoint & was worth the hassle of construction. Staff always greets people & happy to answer questions. Lots of seating compared to 109 St or 76 Ave. This also is an accessible friendly location as there's no stairs to contend with & the display case is actually low enough someone in a wheelchair can see everything for dessert options. The board I find sometimes hard to read with my foggy migraine eye issues but there's usually a board out front highlighting some options. If you're lucky to grab street parking in front, you could have a very short distance to the door (however I don't think there's any handicap parking on that side of the street). On the other side of the street there definitely is one spot specially for handicap & I've also parked on the ave too. It's paid parking around there but at least it's slightly more reasonable than parking costs closer to the main downtown core. Like all the locations, you order at till & wait to grab your order. While I sat to enjoy the sticky mess that is a cronut, I was only one of the few that actually stayed to eat in. Granted that's usually me many times in the past, taking a sandwich to go enjoy in the park or for supper later on. So it is good to remember to bring a bag with you to carry your deliciousness of order options. As I guarantee you'll want to grab a dessert option & possibly coffee too (I haven't ordered their coffee for awhile but it was always good when I did in the past) with your sandwich.

Farrow is solid. If you're looking for a good sandwich, Farrow is a risk free choice. I've had 4…read moreor 5 of their sandwiches from jasper, 109, and 124 St locations and they're always consistent and good. This time I also got a blueberry crueler which was amazing. It wasn't too sweet if you're into that. I got take out but there are a few places to sit at the 124th location if need be.

Service is always great and friendly. My peppermint white chocolate green latte is delish. And…read moretheir baked goods heated are so delish. I have not had their flights but definitely want to try. The day before yesterday was a soup flight! Sad I wasn't in the market for soup at the time. I'm

Came here for coffee and got their iced white mocha. It's delicious! The vibe of the place felt…read moregreat. Must come here again next time and grab their food!

This is my boyfriend's go-to coffee place in the area and after coming here, it's easy to…read moreunderstand why. If I was in this area I'd definitely be a regular. I ordered a Vanilla Latte with Oat Milk and my boyfriend got the London Fog with Oat Milk. Both drinks were absolutely delicious. My latte was rich, creamy, and very tasty. The London Fog was also foamy and creamy, and the Earl Grey flavor shined through the drink. Everything was lovely. I was so impressed with this place that we came back again the next day. We ordered the London Fog, Golden Latte, some sort of mixed berry muffin, and a chocolate pastry. Both pastries were pretty good, and we finished them both quickly. My boyfriend's Golden Latte was great too. It reminded me of a Chai but this was coffee so that was cool. On the second consecutive day we went, the barista served us our drinks and pastries which was nice. This place has great service and nice employees. Although the tables are a little small, we love this place and I look forward to coming back again. p.s. I didn't take good pictures the first or second time because I was either really hungry or looking forward to drinking my latte lol. The latte art on my Vanilla Latte was beautiful though!

BEST CHAI AROUND !!!!!!!! Cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Great spot to chill and enjoy company.read more

Our friends (regulars) promised us the best chai tea lattes and this place did not disappoint…read more Stop by after visiting OEB Breakfast and pick up a drink to go before going sight seeing! Lots of folks here appear to come for food too, wish we had the opportunity to try! Next time!

Beautiful space to meet up with friends, study, or grab a light bite…read more The iced latte was delicious and perfectly crafted. The baklava with ice cream was great as well and I hope to try some of their future desserts too. It can get quite busy but they are able to get out their drinks relatively quickly.

Always a great place to do some work. Although it's a bit noisy because it's busy but nothing a…read moregood headphones won't fix. Grabbed Iced White Mocha and I highly recommend it.

We stopped by Credo on a whim for some iced lattes and they were surprisingly good. Strong coffee…read moretaste, milky enough but not too much, and not too sweet at all. Don't come here expecting dessert-like drinks, though. 5 stars.

I came here during winterval and was quite pleased: not only by the speed of service but also the…read morenon-caffeinated beverage options for me and my kid alongside the Winterval deals. My cinnamon maple steamer was great, my kid and I enjoyed cookies, and the kid loved the hot chocolate. A great stop to reinvigorate us during our afternoon/evening downtown!

We rarely drive to the west end for a restaurant, but we were headed in that direction anyway and…read moredecided on stopping here for supper. It is pleasant enough on the inside, but pretty non descript. I wouldn't come here for the atmosphere. However if you like clean open concept this may be a place for you. Our server was friendly and helpful, giving her reccomendations. Menu is diverse with many things to try. But not so many that you are overwhelmed. We decided to split a few things. The Korean Schnitzel - Pork Tenderloin, Asian Slaw, Sweet & Sour Sauce, and Peanuts The Saganaki with Honey, Walnuts, and Lemon and the Happy Burger with Gruyere, Bacon Jam, Pickles, Lettuce, Tomato Food came out in a timely manner. Everything was good, but not standoutish that I would run here again. For sure the best bang for your buck was the korean schnitzel. The thing was massive. It was pleasant. Loved the peanuts and slaw that came with it. The saganaki was tasty. The burger which came highly recommended, was decent but by far, not "one of the best burgers" in Edmonton (That was quoted to us.) I much perfer the one at The Next Act. However it was yummy. If you are in the area it is worth checking out. However I wouldn't drive across the town to come here.

If there's one recent restaurant opening that I've been pretty excited about, it has to be Happy &…read moreOlive. They appeared on the scene last year at a time when opening a new restaurant might have been viewed as an outlandish idea. But with the people behind other such beloved favourites as Red Ox Inn and Canteen at the helm it could be assumed that they had a pretty good idea of what they were doing. In a short amount of time (less than a year!) Happy & Olive has been named Favourite New Restaurant 2023 in the Edmonton Journal and Best New Restaurant 2024 in EDify Magazine. And they're not wrong! Located in Crestwood (in Crestwood Centre to be exact - lots of great businesses there and easy parking!) you'll find a fresh little spot on the corner, a restaurant that is still all bright eyed and esthetically beautiful. The decor isn't over the top; just nice finishes, a combination of various types of seating, a central bar area, and an approachable atmosphere. It feels like a down to earth space while maintaining clean lines and modern sensibilities. The patio is also very lovely and I was happy to grab a table out there on a warm July evening. I found our server to be helpful, friendly, and happy to offer some guidance as needed. Once settled in, I began to peruse the beverage menu and was pleased to find a rather good non-alcoholic cocktail portion of the menu, a trend that is really nice to see on more and more menus. I enjoy a boozy beverage as much as the next gal but sometimes I'm just not in the mood. On this occasion the list of five libation-free drinks were very welcome and I was glad to order The Gabby (Fresh mint, lemon, sugar water, bitters - $7.00). However, I will say that if you want to stay right on the olive theme it would be a great idea to order The Olive cocktail along with an order of Warm Olives - live your best olive dreams! Absolute perfection on a hot day! Not only was this beverage sweet and also tart, it was incredibly refreshing. The mint and lemon really made the drink feel like something quintessential to sip on in the summertime. A perfectly ideal patio choice! I enjoyed the way that Happy & Olive breaks down their menu. Do you want something "crispy?" (Um, yes. Everyone does.) There's also "this & that" or how about most people's favourite; "bread things." Or maybe you just need the "hungry" part of the menu. I did find that I required a bit of clarification on whether the plates were meant to be shared and it turned out that a communal dining style was the main intention. Armed with this information we set about ordering a whole bunch of plates that caught our attention with the plan for us all to try a bit of everything. (I love doing this with my family because we all enjoy eating the same foods. I don't like it as much when I go out with friends because, in some cases, tastes can vary quite a lot.) I'd heard a lot of excited buzz about the Fries (Rosemary, Parmesan, garlic oil, lemon aioli - $9.00) so clearly those were a must! Just when I thought that I knew everything that a french fry could be... I was served these. And wow, they are something special. Ultra crispy and likely double fried, the sprinkling of rosemary and parm really added a punch of unexpected flavour. The true surprise, however, was the lemon aioli, which was an absolute delight. I'm not sure that I've ever tasted anything quite like it! Creamy and fresh, this simple dipping sauce brought a whole brunch of bright acidity. It's always nice when a dish lives up to expectations and these fries certainly did. I had also heard that Happy & Olive had a latke menu at some point?? This wasn't the case on my visit but I love a latke and I'm super curious about what this entailed. Next up were the Crab Cakes (Remoulade, fennel celery slaw - $22.00) which I sometimes find can be hit or miss but I loved the sounds of these ones and had to give them a try. Positively golden on the outside, cutting into these crispy cakes revealed a luscious interior. Like a crab flavour bomb, I was met with actual crab meat and a satisfying mix of textures. I also loved the crunchy and refreshing slaw. I find fennel to be a completely underrated vegetable and it's one of my favourites. I always order it when I spot it on a menu! This dish completely nailed it for me and I think that it was the biggest winner of the night in my opinion. As mentioned previously, the Warm Olives (Marinated Happy style - $9.00) just seem like something that you should probably order at a restaurant called Happy & Olive... I wasn't sure what "Happy style" meant but I was excited to find out! I loved the variation of types and stunning colours, like little jewels. I'm not sure why this was surprising (it says "warm" right on the menu) but these really were very warm! The oil that they were bathed in was hot, even. Grabbing a piping olive and tossing it into my mouth was a satisfying experience. I also loved how aromatic they were with the use of rosema