There's some really great baked goods and pastries. I love the chocolate babka and it comes in a…read morevery pretty box ready to gift someone. But I need to wait for special occasions to justify the price.

From the owner: Craving the perfect cup? Ukrainian Coffee House is your local stop for handcrafted coffee, fresh…read morepastries and lunch items in a welcoming atmosphere. Whether it’s a quiet morning or a casual meetup, we’ve got your cozy corner ready. Take out available! (587) 434-0775

My gf and I stopped by here while we were in Calgary to get something to drink, as it was pretty…read moreclose to where we were checking out. The interior is bright and welcoming, with lots of wood tones in the cafe. We were able to order and find seats pretty quickly, as there are good amount of spots inside. I decided to order one of their seasonal drinks, which I think was a fruit-based matcha. The drink was quite good, although it was a bit on the pricey side. I can see why people come here, since the other lattes I saw also seemed to be intriguing with some interesting flavors. Pretty solid cafe in the downtown area, it's a nice one to stop by.

Nice strong cappuccino and lots of seating available. I seemed to be there at rush time in the…read moremorning so it was a little loud because of all the conversations happening. It is kind of confusing at first to figure out where to order and wait for the coffee, but if you come in from the street or main doors the register is on the backside and the area to wait for your order is closer to the front.

Simply good food and nice coffee. I particularly enjoy the ambiance, which is pleasant and…read morerelaxing. The service is prompt and the place is well kept. Whether you are meeting up with your friend and your want to spend some quiet time yourself, this is a place where you can enjoy.

I love their hazelnut honeybush latte. What a cute little store with beautiful aesthetic. 10/10…read morewould come back again for both the vibe and food. Not too busy on a weekday.

Often order Rosso beans for home use from the US. My In-store experience often lets me down. They…read moredo not have featured espressos in store, only their two-wheel. They use Oatley oat milk which drowns out the flavor. Their sizes of drinks are quite large, 12 or 16oz. I ordered their traditional 8oz cappuccino but was still asked what size I want. I'll stick to using their beans occasionally at home and skip the store experience. Their pink lid/toppers are awful cute though

This is a small coffee shop next to Dragon City Mall. Nice ambience with good music choice. Drip…read morecoffee was fresh, strong and flavorful.

The best coffee I've ever had!!!! Must try! I tried the Gardenia DirTy Coffee and matcha mont…read moreblanc, they made my day!! Recommended this place if you're looking for absolutely amazing coffee!

Honestly this is probably my favourite coffee joint in all of Calgary. I'm obsessed with their iced…read moreoat milk lattes- so fresh and creamy! And if they have any glazed cronuts while you're there... snag it fast, or someone else will!

Paid $10 for a cup of hot chocolate. Not sure what to exactly feel about this haha but it was good,…read morerich, and thick. Definitely tastes authentic. Just not the best I've had. I'll come back tho. Probably one of the best places to get hot chocolate in Calgary tho no cap Service was great. Owner was there. Super nice and friendly. Ambiance is also cute. Small place but clean and aesthetic. Overall, just great. Seemed like a place with quality.

tucked into calgary's beltline, this little french café feels like it was made for slow mornings…read moreand long catch ups. the kind of place where you instinctively lower your voice, breathe a little deeper, and feel like you've been transported straight to paris (passport not required). so we had a late start to the day, showed up around 1:30 pm on a thursday and practically had the whole place to ourselves. the space is lovely, marble tables, black and white café chairs, it's curated but not fussy. perfect for catching up with a friend, or working solo. the pastry case is a total showstopper: buttery croissants, cookies under glass domes like little museum exhibits, and viennoiseries in flavours like cinnamon kouign amann, chausson aux pommes, beautifully striped croissants with apricot & almond, and saskatoon berry. they also make house made jams to sell in fun flavours like pear & vanilla, strawberry & basil, and mango & lemongrass. we scored the tufted velvet couch in the corner, it was soft, plush, and hands down the best seat in the house. we decided to share the following: mocaccino croissant tasted stale. dense, barely any coffee flavour, and a few scattered chocolate chips. almond croissant had a generous filling of frangipane that tasted too sweet. pear & vanilla croissant was the best of the bunch, it had some layers, slight crisp on the outside, and a subtle, not too sweet filling. caffe latte and matcha were just okay. the space is a whole vibe and worth visiting for the ambiance alone. pastry wise, we were hoping for buttery, flaky goodness with a nice chewy texture and only found a spark of it in one croissant. still, if you're in the neighbourhood, the black sheep's a charming little spot to hang out, maybe just stick to the coffee and the couch.

Terrible service. Asked for a regular black coffee, got home to find out it was dark roast, not…read moremedium. Undrinkable. Server didn't acknowledge my presence when I went in. Finally when she decided it was worth her time, she told me I had to wait an additional five minutes for the coffee to brew. I said that's fine. I went out of my way to get something that wasn't Tim Hortons, so I'll wait. Finally when the coffee was brewed, she forgot my order again and had me repeat myself (no tip for you). Asked for two cream, was directed to a station off to the side where the cream and sugar was. I didn't realize I was paying extra to have to make the coffee myself. Went over to add cream. Carafe was empty. Asked her to refill the cream, she rinsed it with tap water and handed it back to me. It was basically just her dirty dish water. This is all completely unacceptable, and I told her as much. Side note, while I was waiting for the five minutes, another woman asked to used the washroom since it was locked. The helper lady (a different person) acknowledged her, but then continued to grind beans and organize cabinets while this woman was doing the bathroom dance right there, before finally seeing to the bathroom key. Just beyond unacceptable.

Love Paradisio coffee and Maple latte! Maple walnut muffin is good too! But wifi connection sucks!…read moreLike it here but need better wifi!

Amazing bakery with so much variety in their pastries. My favorite is their almond croissant. If I…read morego too late in the day, they are sold out. When I travel into Calgary, this is always a necessary visit for me. Their scones are also delicious. Nothing tastes, greasy or stale. I've always tasted everything fresh. My husband especially loves their pretzels. They also offer hot beverages and espresso drinks. I love their Americana Misto. This is definitely my favorite bakery in Calgary.

Finally a amazing bakery with great bread and great cinnamon buns and much much more…read more The team work at Good Bread was super knowledgeable and friendly too. I love this place, if you haven't been I would suggest checking this bakery out. Five thumbs up from me .

Great place IMO, can get busy as it's fresh foods + thanks to being off 17th with generous plugs …read more Not heavily staffed, so not for a rush, but I bet it keep prices down & quality up. Local artwork varies, added eye candy! Breakfast menu is ethnic (Turkish?)

Why 5 stars? Because we got exactly what we needed…read more --- --- --- We landed in Calgary with a plan to hop in the rental car and head straight to Banff. But our hunger got the best of us, so we ended up stopping in town for lunch across the street from Element Cafe. Our next mission was to get caffeine and a little something sweet to finish off lunch. Element Cafe achieved both of these goals. I ordered an Americano and it did the trick. But I really enjoyed the Birthday Cake cookie. The cookies caught my eye because they looked a lot like the mountains we were about to see in Banff: they had many ridges and depth to them. The guy working in here even offered to heat them up for us before I could ask, so he really understood the keys to our heart. My only piece of feedback would be: when you heat the cookies up, don't be shy! Push that dough to the limit and let your cookies be enjoyed the way God intended: like they just came out of the oven. With that being said, the guy was the picture of a nice Canadian. Don't let his slightly under heating on this day shape how you view him as a fellow human. He was great, as were his cookies and his coffees.