Best French Bakery in Edmonton

"Little Brick is a charming cafe in a 1903-built brick house located in the heart of the river valley and a much-loved spot for foodie families who love delicious cups of caffeine. Whether you find a spot in the living room, dining room, or at a picnic table in the backyard, you'll feel like you're sitting in an old friend's home."

"Little Brick is a charming little cafe and general store that brought history back to life in an old brick house. They have a rotating selection of coffee beans from roasters from the west coast and a hearty range of brunch dishes to go with your cup of joe. Pick up some coffee equipment so you can brew at home."

"This historic home-turned-cafe has a roomy patio in its backyard and sandwiches that are to die for. Pair your grub with a local beer or frothy cappuccino and the livin' is easy.Must Try: Breakfast Sandwich"

"Why you need to go: This Edmonton cafe is the perfect spot to go if you're craving comfort food made healthy. There are seven locations around the city, proving just how delicious and popular this adorable little cafe is. If you haven't checked it out already, you'll want to ASAP."

"The 'remedy' here is cheap, authentic Indian food served in an ultra-casual cafe – meaning you can use wi-fi with one hand and dip your naan in curry sauce with the other. Everyone raves about the chai and butter..."

"Cafe Bicyclette is a newer Edmonton Cafe we’ve tried and I’m so glad we did. It’s in a french community so if you speak french they do have a french and English menu for you to choose from. I loved their breakfast food so much and will get if over and over again."

"In addition to regular coffee drinks, this chic cafe in the French Quarter of Edmonton will feed you hard-to-resist French fare and Quebecois cuisine. Think smoked salmon croissant and classic poutine. Don’t be startled when the staff greets you in French."

"Whether you’ve never stepped foot in Duchess Bake Shop before or you’ve been coming for years, this bakery is a mandatory stop when you’re on 124th Street!. The macarons are sweet pillows of delight, and just the right size to pretend that eating 10 of them doesn't add up to that many calories. Grab an assorted box to try all the flavours."

"Duchess is a world-class bakery in Edmonton, Canada, serving classic french macarons, croissants, tarts, cakes, & éclairs. It is always busy and it’s no wonder —it was ranked as one of the world’s top bakeries along with the famous Parisian bakery, Ladureehere. If you need a macaron and a coffee in a french patisserie, this is your spot!"

"Opened in 2009, Duchess Bake Shop serves you luscious French pastries, macarons, éclairs, croissants, and cakes. All of their treats are made with the finest and best quality ingredients. They also have many varieties of chocolate bars and coffee for the customers."

"Mandolin Books and Coffee Company is an amazing gathering spot; in the summer they even have a dog-friendly patio in the back. They buy and sell used books, have locally made pottery, Pinocchio ice cream and frequently host book readings and local authors."

"On February 21, 2014, the switch was turned on for first museum of its kind in #Canada. The Neon Sign Museum is an outdoor display for pedestrians to enjoy in the evening in the Warehouse District of 4th Street Promenade (also overlaps with Ice District). There are descriptions on the sidewalk to each #NeonLight that has played a role in Edmonton history."

"The Edmonton Neon Sign Museum is a blast-from-the-past shining in neon!. The first of its kind in Canada, 20 functional historic signs tell the story of Edmonton’s neon past. You can find this installation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week on the east wall of the TELUS building and the south wall of the Mercer Warehouse building on 104 Street and 104 Avenue."

"The Neon Sign Museum, the first of its kind in Canada, features restored neon signs from Edmonton’s past. There’s 20 neon signs on the east wall of the TELUS building and the south wall of the Mercer Warehouse building on 104 Street and 104 Avenue."

"The Telephone Historical Centre has changed locations a few times in its history, with prior locations at the AGT Tower, Old Strathcona, McKay Avenue School, and its current location at the Prince of Wales Armoury. What’s unique about this museum is it is hands-on. Visitors can act as the switchboard, watch a film in the theatre, look at historic phone books using white gloves, and purchase unique souvenirs."

"Prince of Wales Armouries Heritage CentreSketch by Marlena Wyman, 5 May 2018. The Edmonton Drill Hall, as it was originally known, was completed in 1915 for the Department of National Defense. It served as a long-term training facility for Canada’s military and was integral to the organization and mobilization of the country’s armed forces."

"TELUS World of Science has numerous permanent and changing exhibits that are engaging, educational and fun. A great experience especially for kids, the science centre offers a host of activities and information. The galleries here include Discoveryland, the Environment Gallery, GPS Adventures Canada, the Space Gallery, the Feature Exhibit Gall...Read more"

"Why you need to go: If you grew up watching Bill Nye, and still have a passion for all things science, live out your childhood dreams at TELUS World of Science. They've always got new and fun exhibits to keep you entertained, as well as occasional Adults Only nights, with booze, live music, and more mature exhibits."

"Price for a basic party: 150$ for a virtual party (special price of 135$ for members). Website: https://telusworldofscienceedmonton.ca/. Experience a world of difference."

"Ikki Izakaya was established by Takako Ishikawa; she wanted to introduce welcoming food and drinks that were simple and delicious. She believed that drinking your favorite sake with friends, co-workers or sometimes alone with great food could always heal a person’s soul and provide energy for the coming day. Ikki Izakaya quickly gained popularity among the community for a friendly and fun atmosphere."

"The staff are passionate and knowledgeable about the amazing selection of beer. Decent prices and good happy hours. Wide selection of food, which is all ..."

"If you want a boys’ night out or a fun bachelor party for the homies, the Shade Gentlemen Club is exactly what you’re looking for. You’ll be having fun all night long when you visit them!. They even offer affordable packages to enhance your experience at this place."

"Probably your first thought when you see this structure, and the Government House is definitely that. Granted, it was originally built to house the Lieutenant Governors of Alberta but has since been repurposed to use for things such as Government ceremonial events, conferences and more. This would make for a great shooting location due to the Jacobean style of the building, something rarely seen in Edmonton."

"Designed in Jacobean Revival style, the Government House was constructed by the Department of Public Works under the direction of A.M. Jeffers, chief architect of the Alberta Legislature Building. It has exterior details like brick walls covered with sandstone."

"This opulent mansion was the former residence of the lieutenant governor but is now used for government conferences and receptions. It is steeped in history and immaculately preserved – you'd never guess it's..."