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Edmonton’s Greatest Indie Espresso Outlets


District Coffee Co

This cafe was started by local small-space hospitality visionary Nate Box. District’s space was recently expanded and now the daytime cafe and bakeshop stays open late and turns into a cool spot to grab wine and small eats at night.

Little Brick

Little Brick brought history back to life in an old brick house tucked away in Riverdale. This adorable coffee shop serves up delicious brunch and lunch items, and has one of the best little patios in the city.

DOSC

Step into the first half of downtown’s DOSC and you’ll find yourself in the Sober Cat Cafe. DOSC’s space features a cafe, serving Rogue Wave coffee, a cocktail bar and a steakhouse. Stop by in the morning for a coffee and return in the evening for a steak and sophisticated cocktail.

Credo

Credo is a set of sibling coffee shops well-known amongst locals for their quality coffee (and London Fogs for those non-coffee folks). Each cup of Credo coffee is filled with feel-good flavour. Their coffee is direct trade, ensuring their growers are paid 25% higher rates than fair trade prices.

Lock Stock Coffee

At Lock Stock, espresso is pulled with care, savoury biscuits are baked fresh and heated to order, and English muffins are fried daily for a variety of sandwiches, making them a necessary stop when in the downtown neighbourhood.

Remedy Cafe

Remedy Cafe is one part Indian and Pakistani restaurant, one part coffee bar. If the hit TV show ‘Friends’ was filmed in Edmonton, the cast would gather daily at the Jasper Avenue location. Their legendary house-made chai pairs well with either a sabhji masala or butter chicken wrap.

Coffee Bureau

Jasper Avenue’s Coffee Bureau features all kinds of shine: from the 1950s Italian brass chandelier and fancy customized Izzo espresso machine to the bright smiles of husband and wife owners. Coffee Bureau serves locally roasted Ace Coffee and Steven Smith teas alongside freshly baked cookies, muffins, croissants and gluten-free nibbles.

Brew+Bloom

Fancy some fresh flowers? Brew+Bloom is Edmonton’s first floral café and boutique. It’s a great place to grab a bite or drink to go or dine-in with great company in a relaxing floral atmosphere. Plus, it’s a great spot to snap some highly instagrammable photos.

Rosewood Foods

Rosewood Foods is a local dinette serving handmade baked goods, breakfast, lunch and best of all…coffee! They also create beautiful cakes that can be made using gluten free or vegan ingredients. Stop by for a cuppa joe on your way to work, or get your breakfast fill with dishes like their cornbread french toast (with bacon, avocado, paprika maple & crushed chili).

The Grizzlar Coffee & Records

Since 2018, The Grizzlar has been sourcing, roasting and serving unique micro-lots and special community produced coffees. Their downtown Edmonton roastery has a punk-rock vibe and is a must-visit for true coffee lovers. Distinctive and bold flavours live here!

Stopgap Coffee

You might walk right past this local coffee joint and not even notice, but we’re here to see that you do! Stopgap coffee blends right into the beautiful neighbourhood of Oliver and is a quick walk to the Alberta Legislature Building and Constable Ezio Faraone Park (with a great view of the river valley and High Level Bridge). This adorable coffee shop in a house is a great stop to grab a coffee for your stroll.

The Moth Cafe

When thinking of local vegan favourites, you can’t leave out The Moth Cafe! POC, family and women owned, this vegan cafe has a lush dining room with plants thriving in its natural light and diners embracing its approach of food to nourish.

Tiramisu Bistro

When thinking about coffee on 124th street, you can’t leave out Tiramisu Bistro. Delicious coffee and desserts, made-from-scratch meals and a cozy atmosphere will keep you coming back for more!

Iconoclaust Coffee Roasters

Iconoclast Coffee brings some serious passion to roasting coffee and serving it out of unique spaces. Conscientious roasters, all of their coffee supports living wages and is served in compostable packaging. Check out their new space in the hip Oliver Exchange Building.

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