Stop in one of these cheerful smoothie and juice stores for a healthy infusion. Founded by two University of Oregon grads, the Edmonton based chain is expanding across Canada.
Stop in one of these cheerful smoothie and juice stores for a healthy infusion. Founded by two University of Oregon grads, the Edmonton based chain is expanding across Canada.
While not as convenient to many of the downtown hotels, this café may be worth the trip for vegetarians in search of a relaxed, family owned, very local, and funky, spot to enjoy a meat-free meal. Also, this area of Whyte Avenue is home to myriad artsy restaurants and boutiques.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis is an upscale grab & go food store that offers hot, cold and frozen meals/dishes. There's also a retail portion too.
Price: ExpensiveThis place is cool.
Price: ExpensiveThis is a year-round market that offers produce and other food stuffs.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis is a local store featuring an array of bulk items, local produce and locally made products. For those who like the idea of supporting the local community when you travel, this is a wonderful option.
Price: Least ExpensiveIt's lively and fun. This place is centrally located in downtown and popular with the party crowd. We like the local vibe and Mexican eats. The decor is hip and urban trendy with darker lighting and a bar that has a few seats.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveWhat's not to like about a big menu that includes plentiful veggies, protein and various carbs? Joey's is a big chain and there are several outposts in Edmonton.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThe decor is contemporary with ample Japanese accents and a sushi bar that seats over a dozen. It looks like what you'd expect of a Japanese restaurant. The fish is flown in weekly from Japan, B.C., California and Nova Scotia.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis weekly covered market located at the north end of the former "bus barns" plays host to over a 100 vendors from around the city. Locally grown produce, breads, desserts, meat, eggs, and other edibles are sold. Hungry shoppers will also find ready to eat ethnic and other foods.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis chain of casual family restaurants offers a BIG menu for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We like the fact that breakfast is served until 4p, It's hard to really mess up breakfast.
Price: Least ExpensiveThis Italian eatery draws a business crowd for its good food, upscale ambiance and availability of private dining rooms. There is lots of dark wood, fresco style walls, warm hues, and white table cloths. The lighting fixtures in the main dining room are contemporary and stylish.
Price: Moderately ExpensiveThis upscale market is located on the second floor of the building and offers breakfast, lunch and other prepared foods along with grocery items. Grab and go or dine in at one of the quaint wooden tables.
Price: Least ExpensiveIf you're looking for a good breakfast in downtown Edmonton, Zuppa is worth a look. The locally owned cafe is diner style casual and emphasizes fresh and organic ingredients for its home-made food. Both the breakfast and lunch menus are well balanced for light and hearty eaters.
Price: Least Expensive