Best Lunch Restaurants in Edmonton

"One of the places that offer the best breakfasts in Edmonton, De Dutch offers Dutch cuisine for those early mornings. They have a wide variety of pannekoeken, Dutchman-style breakfast platters, and Canuck French toast. Their meals can satisfy you for a good price."

"First time trying it out and the mushroom burger was soooooo amazing, homemade sauce with sautéed mushrooms and the French fries delicious, would highly ..."

"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."

"Currently, Crave’s only gluten-free offerings are cupcakes, but a staff member told me that they’re working on perfecting a gluten-free cookie recipe before adding it to the menu. They offer red velvet and chocolate gluten-free cupcakes, as well as some seasonal varieties like pumpkin and gingerbread. The red velvet is fluffy, light and moist – three things that are difficult to achieve with gluten-free baking."

"If you are a fan of bingsu, you would of likely visited (or at least heard of ) Let Eat Snow once or twice in the past few years. Well, Let Eat Snow has now rebranded and turned into Urban Plant Cafe!. Not to worry though, Urban Plant Cafe still offers bingsu amongst other desserts […]"

"If you want to take your date somewhere a little more upscale, then Sabor Restaurant is the place to go. It’s more of a Portuguese & Spanish cuisine specialty place, with tapas, wine & frequent live music, but their seafood is definitely something that’ll stay with you. They have a good focus on Iberian coastal cuisine using sustainable seafood."

"A Portuguese & Spanish cuisine restaurant, this place is a more upscale go-to if your date is into the finer things in life. With Iberian coastal cuisine using sustainable seafood, this place has great tapas and wine you can dig into. One of the best parts of this place is that they have a live band that makes the atmosphere wonderful."

"Right in the heart of Old Strathcona, you can sit street-side while gulping down your favourite Bulldog (if you haven’t tried one, you’re missing out). So turn that frown… and Corona upside-down and snag a prime spot to take in Whyte Ave at Julio's Barrio.Must Try: The “Dog”tor Pepper Bulldog"