Best Breakfast and Brunch Places in West Jasper Place

"Situated at the heart of 124 Street, known for being one of the main shopping districts in West Edmonton, Tiramisu Bistro is a great place to enjoy an Italian-inspired brunch dish. Holder of a TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence and winner of the 2019 Open Table Diner's Choice Award, you're assured to enjoy some of the best brunches in Edmonton. On their menu, you can have their Baked Cinnamon Bun French Toast consisting of House Made Cinnamon Buns, turned french toast!"

"The Tiramisu Bistro puts a modern spin on traditional Italian fare, with a particular focus on fresh ingredients and sustainable wines from small vineyards. Winner of the 2019 Open Table Diner’s Choice Award and the TripAdvisor Certificate of Excellence, it’s no wonder the bistro’s unique menu continues to impress brunch seekers again and again."

"Blue Plate Diner is not a vegan restaurant, but they are still worth mentioning for their plentiful options and their Instagram-worthy decor. Fan favorites include their Green Onion Cakes (an Edmonton classic dish), Vegan Chocolate Mousse, and their Veggie Shepherd’s Pie with sweet potato, black beans, corn, and peppers. Highlights: Veggie Shepherd’s Pie, Green Onion Cakes."

"A post shared by The Commodore Restaurant (@commodore.restaurant). The Commodore Restaurant has been serving Edmontonians since 1942, and it’s the city’s oldest establishment to be continuously run by one family. Known for its “Good Food, Good Prices, and Great Value”, The Commodore serves all-day breakfast, classic diner eats for lunch and dinner, and the Gee Family’s Chinese Special – a variety plate of homemade Chinese-Canadian fare."

"CafeRista opened in September 2010 with the mission to spread good local espresso, locally roasted artisan coffee and fresh food to Edmonton’s West End. They are a family owned and operated business who pride themselves in being integrated in the community where they operate. They have worked with our roasters to source out coffee that is reasonably priced, environmentally friendly, and locally roasted."

"District Cafe & Bistro is perfect for grabbing a light bite on the go without sacrificing on taste and value. They work closely with local farmers and producers to get fresh ingredients for each dish they make. from a freshly-baked cookie to a filling sandwich, they’ve got you covered for lunch or breakfast.Address: 10011 109 Street NWPhone: 780-705-7788Website"

"A post shared by District Café & Bakery (@districtcafeyeg) on Jun 5, 2020 at 7:55am PDT. With its soaring windows and minimal furnishings, District Café and Bakery wouldn’t look out of place in Copenhagen. Aside from its elegant interior design, District are renowned for their barista coffee and generously sized baked goods."

"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."

"Macarons & Goodies is yet another delectable bakery Edmonton that serves Canadian and French confectionery. All of their baked items are made in-house with quality ingredients. Macarons, sandwiches, eclairs, and croissants are their signature items that have a huge customer base."

"Over the next two weeks, we’ll be featuring each of the 10 businesses who are participating in Chinatown Dining Week, running January 14-24, 2021. All businesses are offering special takeaway deals during this period for $10 and/or $18. Check out all of the menus here."

"This chic french-country bistro has been in the outdoor patio game for years, and this winter will be no different. Enjoy cozy fires snuggled up with buffalo-plaid blankets and cushions. They also run a ‘Patio Series,’ featuring performances by local artists."

"If you want to have a taste of French cuisine, Café Bicyclette is the place for you. Delicious dishes served here include the tasty les omelettes, les croissants, and Les oeufs and bacon."

"The most recent addition to Edmonton's downtown architectural tapestry is the Rogers Place arena, designed by HOK in association with Architecture Tkalcic Bengert and Dialog and constructed by PCL Construction Management. Featuring “dynamic flowing lines, evocative of snow drifts and the dynamism of hockey,” this landmark building is home to the NHL’s Edmonton Oilers, a hockey and entertainment arena that connects to the Ice District through a pedway that crosses 104 Avenue. Designed and constructed to achieve LEED® Silver certification, Rogers Place is considered “the finest arena anywhere in the world” and is a leader in sustainable design and construction and includes a community ice rink, a casino and a restaurant."

"For sports fanatics, Edmonton is home to one of the most iconic NHL teams – the Edmonton Oilers. Once known as the “City of Champions”, the Edmonton Oilers had one of the top dynasties to ever play in the NHL, including players like Wayne Gretzky, Mark Messier, Juri Kurri, and many others. They won 5 Stanley Cups in a period of just 6 years."

"Why you need to go: Rogers Place is well worth every penny that was spent on its construction. Not only do the infamous Edmonton Oilers now have a new home, but our great city can also welcome a ton of artists looking to tour in Alberta; talk about exciting!"

"Perched atop of a promontory overlooking the North Saskatchewan River Valley is the important and impressive Alberta Legislature Building. The seat of the province’s government, it boasts some beautiful Beaux-Arts architecture and lies amidst lots of lovely leafy grounds which are dotted with both memorials and statues. Affectionately known as ‘the Ledge’ to locals, the large landmark was completed in 1913 with its iconic dome presiding over a pretty portico propped up by massive columns."

"In the midst of a park-like garden, where the last Fort Edmonton once stood, is the 1913 Legislature Building. It's an imposing and attractive building, and from the terrace there are beautiful views across the North Saskatchewan River to the far bank. Guided tours are the best way to learn about the history of what the locals refer to fondly as "the Ledge," including its architecture and secrets of the building."

"It’s known as “The Ledge,” it’s located in Edmonton, and it hosts the Legislative Assembly and the Executive Council. The architecture of the building is superb, but don’t walk away as soon as you get your photos with it. The Alberta Legislature Building offers free guided tours."