Elm Cafe - Edmonton

This place really knows their coffee! They offer a variety of high-quality beans and have a nice selection of coffee options with some sweet treats available as well. It's a small café with only a few chairs inside, so sitting outside or taking your coffee to go is the best choice. I didn't try their sandwiches, but I would definitely come back just for the coffee.

The coffee bar may not have the best seating, but on a beautiful day, it is lovely to sit on the terrace. The limited menu includes delicious options like breakfast sandwiches, muffins, cookies, and excellent coffee. For lunch, they offer a few extra sandwiches and soups. The prices are affordable, the food is excellent, and the fast dining concept is a hit. Don't forget to try the caramels!

The restaurant is very small, with only bar stools inside and a few small tables on the raised concrete landing outside. The menu has a limited selection of coffee, water, juices, muffins, and pre-made sandwiches that are heated in a Panini grill. There is no parking available and seating is limited. The lack of choices, high prices, and cramped space do not make this restaurant a recommended option.

Cautious. overpriced. and the mozen park illegally on the road and block the traffic. this place is way overrated. don't worry!

I had heard about this cafe from other people, but had not tried it until recently. It's a good location, just off Jasper Avenue (Edmonton's main street). The space is very tiny inside (a few stools and a counter facing the window), so don't go...if you're with more than one other person because you would probably not be able to sit inside. The cafe compensates for this with quite a few tables and chairs on a patio at the front.....not useful in winter, though! It looks like much of their business is take-out, and many of the customers seem to be office people on their lunch break. They close at p.m. I've heard their range of coffees is quite good, but the sandwich I ordered did not live up to expectations. They have choices, which change sometimes some more breakfast-style sandwiches with fried egg as one of the ingredients, and others more suitable for lunch. They advertise them as craft sandwiches and I chose the Austrian pork belly sandwich (not sure what was Austrian about it For I expected a substantial sandwich, but the size of the bread was too small and the pork filling and mayonnaise-style sauce was spread way too thinly. I downed it in a couple of bites and thus was hungry an hour later! The place is nice-looking and staff friendly, but I wouldn't go there if you are hungry.