Duchess is definitely worth a try, or two, or three.... or more?
On my second visit, a friend and I bought 6 (ok maybe 7) items between us to share. Everything was fantastic. It's great to have a bakery like this in Edmonton, we're definitely lacking…More »
I'm so happy to see a weeknight market open up near downtown. There aren't too many vendors just yet, but the spot has a nice vibe and it's great to see so many people out and about in that part of town.
I stopped by around 8 tonight, and a lot of…More »
The best waffles I've had this side of the Atlantic. Unlike your standard waffle, these are sweeter and crispier and are delicious on their own.
Definitely worth tracking them down on their website or on Twitter.
I lived in Edmonton for a number of years before I took the streetcar for the first time. I assumed it was just one of those things tourists did, and I took it for the first time just to get from downtown to the Fringe site. I was surprised by how…More »
Luzzara is a gem. Unlike most other places in town, you can expect an interesting conversation when you stop by here (although don't stop by expecting to get some work done like in other coffeeshops). It's a refreshing change from the impersonal,…More »
I'd heard about Luzzara on the intertubes, and decided to stop by for a bit to do some work while I… Read more »
d'Lish is awesome. The food, the drinks, the atmosphere, the dirty names for weekly specials.
My favourite thing about d'Lish though is their commitment to local, seasonal food. Ask about what's on your plate, and you just might learn something new.More »
Considering I've been here for brunch 3 weekends in a row, plus some evening snack visits, it's probably time for me to update my review.
The staff here continue to be amazing.. so welcoming and friendly, and the food is delicious. I'm still in love…More »
Fresh Cafe opened up not too long ago, just around the corner from my apartment, and filling a… Read more »
I think Sequel (CASH ONLY!) is now at the top of my list for downtown lunch destinations. It is located in the building kitty-corner to Churchill Square, with just a little sign out front on the sidewalk to let you know it's there. There's a couple…More »
The Queen of Tarts was one of the most popular booths at the City Centre Farmer's Market, and now they've opened their own shop on 104 st.
In addition to the tasty tarts they sold at the market, they now have a few delicious breads, a take out menu,…More »
Victoria Promenade is the kind of thing that's missing from a lot of our river valley. It runs along 100 Ave from 117 St to 121 St, with a nice wide sidewalk, lots of benches, and great views of the river valley. On a nice day, it gets pretty busy…More »
Grant Notley Park is a great little spot at the top of Victoria Park Hill. The view of the river valley here is fantastic. Looking south, you'd think Edmonton is just a giant park with a university in the middle of it.
There are lots of benches and a…More »
City Centre mall is probably my all-around favourite mall in Edmonton. It doesn't necessarily have the best selection of stores, but it's always easy to get to on ETS, and it's way less busy than other malls. I went in the last Saturday afternoon…More »
Oh Valley Zoo. Growing up in northern Alberta, getting to come to Edmonton and go to the zoo was pretty frickin exciting. Unfortunately, now that I've seen other zoos (and entered adulthood), the Valley Zoo looks much less exciting.
I'd probably…More »
Let's get one thing straight: I don't like baseball. But, we all do crazy things for love, and so I found myself at a Capitals game at Telus Field.
The game itself was mildly entertaining, although mostly I didn't pay that much attention. But, I have…More »
I've heard that the Edmonton Fringe is supposed to be the best fringe festival in North American, and second in the world only to Edinburgh... and I believe it. I've been a Fringe patron for a number of years, and a volunteer once, and everything…More »
Libraries are cool. I know Stanley Milner has a bit of a bad rep for sketchy folk hanging about. While they definitely are there, I've never felt unsafe while working/reading/staring off into space at the library. Bring some headphones and park…More »
I've been to a number of events at the Citadel... theatre, concerts, speakers. The theatres here are great and I love the indoor garden, especially in the winter.
As much as I love going to the theatre, it's not cheap. The Citadel offers rush tickets…More »
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Fruits & Veggies,
Farmers Market
I don't frequent the OSFM as much as the downtown market, but I still enjoy stopping by here. I love that it's open year round. The selection is pretty decent, although I think I prefer the downtown market.
It can get pretty crowded, but if you're…More »
Best park in Edmonton? I think so. A huge park in our lovely river valley, with trails coming in from a bunch of different directions. There are all kinds of great festivals and events going on here year-round. It's also a great spot for barbecues in…More »
Tix on the Square is a Ticketmaster outlet, but they also sell (and print) tickets for a lot of local events. Their website is a great listing of what's on, and the staff are really helpful for your various ticket related needs.
They also have a lot…More »
I've been to a few performances by the Alberta Ballet in the last several years. They had (or may still have, I'm not sure) a program aimed at getting young people interested in the ballet, so I was able to attend a couple performances for really low…More »
High Street Highlights (14)Places to check out in the 124 st area. |
April Underdog Challenge (30) |
Caffeination stations (14)Coffeecoffeecoffeecoffee. .. some of my favourite places to get caffeinated. |
Downtown Tastiness (35)Some of my favourite places to eat in the downtown, Oliver, and 124 st area. |
Book Learnin' (7)For your grey matter |
Festival City! (7) |
Mmmassage... (6) |
Get Sweaty (6)Gyms, sports facilities, etc. |
Beer! (10)Where I get my drink on |
Cats! (2) |
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Edmonton, AB
Yelping SinceDecember 2009
Things I Lovetraveling, knitting, my cat, eating, math
My HometownGrande Prairie, AB
When I'm Not Yelping...I'm doing math (or pretending to)
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI like finding new and interesting places to eat and/or drink.
My Second Favourite Website The Last Great Book I ReadIn Defense of Food
My First ConcertThe Rankin Family, I think (how embarassing...)
My Favourite MovieBreakfast at Tiffany's