Came here for lunch on a windy Saturday based on my Yelp search. Had the grill cheese and soup…read more Sandwich was as expected. The soup was split pea and ham. Very good. And just what was needed to warm me up. The latte was also very good. I chatted with the owner a bit. They have been open for about 5 years. 30 years ago when I was growing up jn the area, such a nice little Cafe would have been impossible to find. But Red Deer downtown has really become nice and this place is part of that improvement

Since starting a new job downtown, I wanted to find a comfortable place to grab a light lunch, and…read moreThe Bistro really has hit the spot. The Bistro is a bit easy to miss - it has a modest storefront, and looks a bit dark from the outside. When you walk inside though, the business has a nice cozy feeling: wooden chairs and leather accented tables, as well as big comfy lounge chairs and 2-person booths, highlighted by local artwork on the walls. It's a counter-service affair, and you can order coffee and espresso drinks, milkshakes and floats, plus an assortment of soups, sandwiches, salads, sweets and ice cream. They also do a breakfast first thing I the morning for the early risers and office crowd. The staff is always super friendly, and quick to clean a table or help where they can. Basically everything is made-to-order, so you're going to get fresh food. An average lunch typically runs me about $10, a bit more if I opt for a latte instead of a pop, so the value is great too. This is definitely a place to check out if you'd like a change of pace from the fast food and pricey restaurants otherwise nearby. I understand they also do catering and they're pretty accommodating.

The coffee is excellent! This is the real deal...best I've had at a coffee shop in recent memory.read more

Very groovy baby. I loved yhis place when I loved in Edmonton. I'd drive here to sightsee and…read moredrop in for coffee. I was amazed at the red crema on my coffee. Superb flavors. I didn't have a fade or a soul patch but I managed to communicate with the villagers who worked there. We used signs and grunts given how little street cred I had at 60. I used to drive from Edmonton. A woman once worked here with the most amazing tattoo work everywhere. Very groovy.

Cute little local coffee shop with an overwhelming choice of sweet treats. My cousin suggested this…read morelocation and I'm so very glad she did. As far as I could gather she makes most of the sweets there but the gluten free she sources from another local venue. It's not a large space but well arranged and bright with some lovely seating directly by the windows on the main floor. To access the coffee shop you need to enter the building first. There's a gradual incline of a step depending on where you approach the building but I didn't spot if it's accessible for wheelchairs. Maybe I needed to walk further along the building? I'll let my photos tell the rest of the story as I was only able to try a date square and my cousin a tasty chocolate mousse of something as we had lunch prior to this stop.

From the owner: Coffee, cake, sweetsread more

I could have spent so much more time here. Delicious chocolate, coffee, and gifts from all over the…read moreworld. The women volunteering here were fun to talk to. The entire staff is volunteer apart from the owner. My favorite was jewelry made from bomb casings and these fabulous recycled rubber handbags from Napal. You won't be disappointed if you're looking for something a little different that gives back as well.

I'm in Red Deer for a couple of hours so for lunch I consulted Yelp. Café Mellenium was not far so…read morethat's where we went. This café is downtown so we had to use the meters. After empting our pockets of change it gave us 48 minutes. Neither of us were ready for anything big so we both had soup and a muffin with coffee. They had four kinds of soup so I ordered cheddar broccoli. It was good, not from a can but not exceptional either. Bassically it's what we were looking for. The café offered some unique muffins which were satisfying. Our coffees were fine, although mine could have been a bit warmer than it was. The service was very friendly so I think they were also the owners. The café is located in the common area of the building which presumably is for a variety of offices. There were people coming and going like you would see at a shopping mall so that might prove distracting for people studying or working but it was very quiet while we were here. Will I come back? Certainly if I'm near the downtown and looking for a light lunch. Otherwise Red Deer is a large city now so there are many other places to explore. Tip: the washrooms are up the escalators and you need a code for the doors so ask for it at the café.

Started college downtown and this has quickly become my favorite cafe. They have a large variety of…read morefoods, way more than other cafes downtown and they're cheap too. I paid $5 for a drink at another place. That $5 got me a whole meal here. Their food is delicious and always ready to go, no wait times. Service is quick and friendly.

Coming from San Francisco Bay Area we have such a variety of coffee, so when we arrived here in Red…read moreDeer we wanted to find a local bean roaster to taste what Canada serves. Pleasantly happy to find City Roast on yelp. Upon entering there are a couple of tables with adequate seating. We were greeted nicely by the gal behind the counter. The menu was a little overwhelming and decided to order a latte and a cappuccino along with a slice of hummingbird cake and a Saskatoon rhubarb scone. Our coffees were made and they were served they looked delicious as you'll see in the photo. First sip coffee was smooth and full of flavor no bitter taste to follow at all, so please with my order. Perhaps we'll stop by again before we leave.

Love this coffee shop! Local and has delish food and specialty beverages. The staff are so polite…read moreand helpful! It's also super cute inside

But so so many bubble tea choices it's a bit overwhelming, but fun to pick and try to decide! The…read moregal working was helpful with recommendations as well which I always appreciate. Sometimes bubble tea places are slammed but when we arrived it wasn't too busy, but the longer we stayed the more people arrived! Not much for seating, definitely a pick up and take out kind of place. I like being able to pick regular or a jumbo size, plus options with amounts of sugar/sweetener and ice amounts! They had some seats still and a fun photo op spot. BUT absolutely no public washrooms! What we tried: New Red mango coconut Pearl coolers - amazing! With fresh mango this one was my absolute fav for flavor Yamtaro mochi milk tea - really interesting, with a classic milk tea kind of flavor. Fun to try different mochi/pearls. Kyoto Matcha cheesecake - rich and thick. Had a nice matcha flavor as well

Out of the four bubble tea stores in Red Deer, Bestea is my second favourite choice. It's…read moreconveniently located in downtown, but this also means it can be a sketchy venture at night. I do appreciate that they are open later however (10pm on weekdays, 11pm on weekends, 9pm on Sunday) for those late-night boba cravings! Their interior is very inviting but it is a smaller space with a few tables and a counter to sit down at. The back of the store has a backdrop, ring light, and phone holder for those looking for a mini photo session while waiting for your drinks! The simple reason that they are not my top pick is because I've had a fair share of not-so-great flavours while exploring their selection. Many of their blends that use strawberry tastes like the artificial powder stuff vs. real fruit, and leaves a gritty mouthfeel. I've tried many of their seasonal featured drinks as well and have been left feeling disappointed more than impressed. On the other hand, their milk brulee and cheesecake series have been really good! I also enjoy their fresh avocado latte. Their pearls have also been inconsistent, sometimes being overcooked and other times, too chewy. We've also visited when they ran out of their tapioca but we were still charged full price for our drinks. This is why I think they are deserving of a 3/5 as they have a mix of great, mediocre, and not so great drinks.

This Café has been refreshed by the new owner. The meals and treats are all amazing! Try it and you…read morewill go back again and again!

I bought doughnuts from Cafe Vero for 'Employee Appreciation Day' today and they were the epitome…read moreof melt in your mouth! The staff were so appreciative and I'm sure they'll be visiting in the near future.

The atmosphere is very nice for a coffee shop but a bit loud with lots of things going on…read more We got the pumpkin scone and pistachio croissant. The pumpkin scone was nice and fresh but doesn't have much pumpkin flavour. The croissant was very delicious and I lived that it had filling inside it as well. For drinks we got a Cortado and Mocha. I have never had a Cortado before but they mentioned it was like three quarters espresso and the rest milk. On first sip very rich and can def feel the caffeine but very smooth.

I ordered flowers from out of town and what was delivered looks absolutely nothing like what it was…read moresupposed to. There are maybe eight flowers and the rest is greenery. I sent an email but I have not had a reply. Definitely not worth my $130. Save your money. Go elsewhere

I called from Vancouver to send flowers on Mother's Day. I requested tulips and daisies. My budget…read morewas $60 plus delivery. I was not impressed when I saw the picture my mom sent me of what she was sent. Nor was she...so much that she asked if I had spent any more than $40 as it was worth no more than that. I will not use this flower shop again. Pretty disappointed.