This mall has everything… and somehow nothing at the same time! It’s huge, with a wide variety of stores to explore. There are two food courts plus another large dining area with major restaurant chains. You’ll also find some big-name designer stores for those looking to splurge. For fun, there’s an ice rink, a mini golf course, and so much more to keep the kids entertained. The only downside? There aren’t enough washroom facilities on either level, and they could definitely use more maps to help visitors navigate. If you’re new here, expect to wander a bit before finding what you need. Overall, it’s a beautiful, extremely clean mall—and be prepared, because it’s very busy from Sunday morning straight through to closing time.

West Edmonton Mall is truly an experience, not just a shopping center! It has everything in one place; hundreds of stores, a huge variety of restaurants, and so many fun attractions. I especially loved the indoor waterpark and Galaxyland, perfect for both kids and adults. The atmosphere feels vibrant and welcoming, and the mall is kept clean despite its massive size. It’s easy to spend an entire day here exploring, shopping, eating, and relaxing. Parking was convenient, and staff at the stores and attractions were friendly and helpful. Whether you’re a tourist or a local, West Edmonton Mall is definitely worth visiting, there’s always something exciting to do! I had a full day of attraction here, the food court had varieties of food. I was also opportuned to watch a junior hockey league game and a judo competition during my visit.

->Drove 3500 km to knock this visit off the "Bucket list"<- Heard about this place all my life. Always thought "Wow, an amusement park? A waterpark? A hockey rink? Inside a mall?" But that was back in the 80s when malls were - well, everywhere. Now, not so much so. Almost all the malls in my area are gone so visiting a mall (any mall) is a little like visiting "something special" And boy howdy - was this one ever special!! So we spent the most time (and money) in the "coin and stamp" shop, which isn't just coins and stamps. It's also action figures (new and retro), comics, funko pops and much more. A fun shop! We really enjoyed just walking about and seeing all the stuff. Kids on rental "bouncy bike plush ponies", a mini putt course, pirate themed radio control boats, a full waterpark, and even hung around to catch a hockey game. We ate junk food and checked out Galaxyland (largest indoor amusement park: rides for kids; many Hasbro board-game themed). General pass for adults in 2025 is about $65 (pre tax), kids about $55 and you can pay more to add on mini golf and mirror maze and other stuff. Geez, what a place! Definitely worth seeing at least once! Remember where you parked, eh?

A must-visit destination in Edmonton. This place is truly impressive and offers a wide range of activities for the entire family. The selection of shops and restaurants is excellent, and the seal show is a unique highlight. The décor throughout the venue is beautiful and makes for great photo opportunities. Highly recommended.

I did this adventure with a friend while visiting the West Edmonton Mall. He had done a similar adventure before while this was my 1st experience. It was amazing. You could really get the sense of actually being there. It was very realistic and well done. There were a few minor glitches but nothing that takes away from the experience. It takes about 45 minutes from start to finish and you are taken on a pretty incredible journey through the pyramid and beyond. The story is well told and easy to follow. One point to note is that if you have a fear of heights you may experience it during parts of the adventure. It is definitely a must do if you get the opportunity.

Very cool experience for the first timer. Most every shop imaginable, including all the extras...ice skating, giant wave pool, bowling, theatre, seal exhibit and show, pirate ship adventure, Fantasyland Hotel...the list goes on. Im not much of an shopper, more of an explorer, so its certainly a neat explore.

What a huge mall! Galaxy Land has all the rides anyone can think of. Not very busy on a Friday afternoon. Need to purchase tickets for all the rides. Lots of games as well. It gets very loud with all the roller coasters and other rides. Paid 2$ each to go on the big boat, but you can't go anywhere, so it's not worth it. Lots of things for kids to do and many different stores to shop at.

Such a beautiful place!!! There are 4 pyramids with different plants in them! The pyramids themselves aren't huge, however there are a ton of plants in each!! I was a little sad there wasn't any butterflies however it was still worth the trip!! The parking is free, however you do have to register your plate when you go in. There are benches in the pyramids to sit and relax. There is also a cute coffee shop with tons of seating. They also have seating outside which is really nice also!! Would definitely go again :)

Some days we forget that beautiful things don’t need words. Take a moment to enjoy nature. The air is different in there somehow, take a sit and breathe and if possible ‘exhale’. Plan to figure out a way to can the fresh air. Wanted to buy a plant by I remember that plants also need love, hopefully when I come another the next time I am brave enough and love sufficient to buy one. Also, met some classy ladies and gentleman today. They all seemed so full of life and still at the same time, I took notes.

A great place to relax and get inspired! The Botanical Garden impresses with its variety of plants and flowers, well-groomed territory and peaceful atmosphere. Ideal for a walk in nature, taking photos or just a pleasant day with the family. There is also a wonderful cafe, where you can buy flowers and souvenirs. There is free parking for visitors, which can be reserved for a maximum of 6 hours.

We’ve been visiting the Muttart Conservatory for many years — sometimes just the two of us, other times with guests from out of town — and every visit continues to impress. It’s one of those rare places that immediately makes you feel relaxed and at peace the moment you walk in. The striking glass-pyramid architecture is beautiful from the outside, and once inside, you’re surrounded by lush greenery and carefully curated biomes. The Conservatory houses hundreds of plant species across four distinct pyramids — Tropical, Arid, Temperate, and a rotating Feature display that changes with the seasons. Each one offers its own unique atmosphere, scents, and colors that invite you to slow down and simply take it all in. Another thoughtful touch is the free parking right outside, which makes the visit even more enjoyable and stress-free. Inside, the attention to design and detail is remarkable — from the art-inspired entrance and courtyard to the ever-changing seasonal displays. Everything here reflects a deep care for both the plants and the visitor experience. The Muttart Conservatory has become one of our go-to places whenever we need a moment of calm or want to share something truly special with friends. It’s a perfect blend of nature, art, and tranquility — a peaceful retreat right in the heart of the city.

A must visit conservatory museum, and I was thoroughly impressed! The ample parking space made it easy to park, and the building's exterior already hinted at the beauty within. Upon entering, I was struck by the neat and well-maintained interiors. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The pyramid biomes were fascinating, showcasing a stunning array of plants from around the world. The café was a highlight, offering delicious refreshments and a cozy atmosphere. But what truly stole the show was the beautifully planted floor garden at the entrance to the museum.A small souvenir shop is also present that has good collectables. I highly recommend this plant conservatory museum to anyone who loves nature, botany, or just needs a peaceful retreat.

Thoroughly enjoyed the Fleur de Villes display. Absolutely stunning displays. It was a curated event displaying 15 florists from Edmonton. Such wonderful talented individuals we have. We enjoyed wandering through all the pyramids and want to go it more often. In December there is usually a Christmas poinsettia display in the show pavilion.

I have a membership and visit often! This bonsai exhibit was excellent. Often I am impressed by the care and beauty. Love coming in the winter to get some nature time in!!

So my first time checking it out. I decided to pay for the extra fast pass, and it was definitely worth it. I was in every attraction in 5 minutes or less with long line-ups, but not one time was I asked to show my fast pass. I was a bit disappointed that I wasn't asked, so who knows how many people are abusing this. As far as the show goes, it's an awesome place to do this at Fort Edmonton Park, but it definitely felt like more of a tame, family-oriented Halloween theme. The actors were very mellow, very quiet. Lots of rubber masks, which I find horrible. The haunts were three out of ten, not very scary, not very original. But the lighting outside was great. The idea is awesome, but the haunts were just not there. The food was expensive. I give the show a 3 out of 10. 🎃🎢🎭👎 #Halloween #Haunts #Park #Actors #Masks #Food

So fun! Actors were amazing…I can not express how awesome they were! They went above and beyond making each scare personalized, bought the fast pass so worth it never waited more than 2 minutes and got to get to each haunt twice and the experience was so different from the last. The first time going to something like this and personally it was just right. Each scare was so different it made it so fun, definitely coming back.

Green onion cakes food truck was amazing. As were the mini donuts. First time there and the experience was unforgettable. Haunted house so good i went through it twice. Highly recommend. Of course the ACTORS. Played their parts extremely well. Good job to all.

A very great place for your to learn about Alberta’s own history and the history about Edmonton and how it become capital city of Alberta. The staff inside there is role play in different era and dress accordingly. They are knowledgeable and explain to us what they represent. It’s divided by era and you can either walk or take steam train which is highly recommended to walk from early era to modern times. Very fantastic place to visit in summer as they closed in winter times. Parking is easy with big parking lot. Recommend to purchase ticket in advance.

Fort Edmonton Park is such a fun and educational place to visit with family! It’s the perfect spot to spend the whole day exploring, learning, and enjoying time together. There are so many activities and experiences for kids, which makes it an exciting trip for them while also being interesting for adults. From history and culture to interactive exhibits and fun rides, there’s something for everyone. A great place to make lasting memories—I highly recommend it!

Get an early start,you need about 5 to 6 hours to see everything without being rushed. I recommend waiting in line and taking the train from the entrance to the back of the park then walk your way back to the start, the queues and wait for the steam train are the longest, approximately 30min. If you're with young kids the games will be at the end which will keep them interested rather than doing it first. The food shop serves excellent food but can take a while with limited seating, there are seats outdoors, get someone to order while someone gets a table, don't wait for your food then look for a table. After lunch you can use the tram to get between attractions rather than walk. Most games and rides are free except the pony ride.

recently visited Fort Edmonton Park, and it was an amazing experience! This living history museum takes you back in time to explore Edmonton’s past in a truly interactive way. There are different time periods represented — from the 1846 Hudson’s Bay Fort to the 1920s — each with authentic buildings, costumed interpreters, and lots of hands-on activities. I especially enjoyed walking through the 1905 street with its old shops, vintage cars, and even a real working streetcar. The Indigenous Peoples Experience was very moving and educational — it’s a beautifully presented space that helps you understand Indigenous history and culture. The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, and everything was very well organized. It’s a perfect place for families, history lovers, or anyone looking for something unique to do in Edmonton. I highly recommend visiting Fort Edmonton Park!

Visit: April 2025 Great museum with a couple of different exhibits. Went to the bug exhibit and the rock/gem and animal exhibit, and a bit of the humanity exhibit Everything was really clean and pristine and there was a lot to see and explore. It was also really quiet when we went (Thursday evening). I also found it really cute that they made pizza and hamburger shaped foods for the insects to eat It was sad that some of the displays were broken or things were missing, and I wish there were some more exhibits, but overall it was a nice adventure.

Had a great day exploring the RAM. Went for the Orca exhibit and ended up staying for the whole day. Kids really enjoyed it and found it very interesting. They said the insects were their favorite. I think you'll be able to tell what mine was from the pictures. We spent a decent amount of time in each hall or gallery and still didn't read / experience all there was. We went on a Saturday and I was a little worried it would be overcrowded but there was lots of room in each area. We did not feel crowded or rushed at all. We will definitely be going back to explore more.

Wonderful must visit place if you’re in Edmonton. Lots of things to learn and experience. Cleanliness is amazing. It’s a heaven for the kids to spend time there. I liked the souvenir/gift shop. Recommend to everyone and it’s worth the money.

A nice museum in Edmonton! It's my first time here and the staff at the counter was nice and gave the information to me with a friendly vibe. The ticket is $21 per person (after GST) If you buy a family or annual ticket will be cheaper, for more than 2 people or 2 times of visit. There are historical sections, animal sections, insect sections, gem zones, kids zones, and temporary zones that change every year. 2-3 hours should be enough if you're not reading for every detail on board. They close every Monday, except on public holidays. Nice and recommend 👌

Not just history this place has something for everyone!! Live fish and bugs, dinosaurs to colonialism there is a lot to take in. Yearly pass only $35 two visits pays for itself!!love love loved it!

The exhibits and such were nice, but I felt it was pretty over priced. I know $20.00 isn't a lot to some people. But I feel like if they had more to their museum maybe I would be ok with it. Not to mention the lack of parking when I went. (August 2025) I saw the orca exhibit, it was cool I like the first half. Only because the second half was like "garbage in the ocean bad, orcas in water parks. Mixed feelings." I would have liked for it to be a bit more educational I guess. If that makes sense. But cool none the less. Just a couple pictures to add I spent maybe two hours in the museum in total and most things I saw were interesting. But I didn't feel like I really learnt anything knew wither

Great place for the family, lots of information and they have rotating exhibits. It’s worth checking out.

So lucky to be living in Edmonton and having access to this gallery. The fact that the last Thursday of every month is free is an added bonus. There’s always something interesting in each exhibit, though some are weaker than others but I’m always left inspired when I visit the gallery. There is construction in the area but finding parking nearby has never really been an issue.

A Must-Visit for Art Lovers in Edmonton! I had an amazing time at the Art Gallery of Alberta! The architecture alone is stunning, and stepping inside felt like entering a world of creativity and inspiration. The exhibitions were diverse, thought-provoking, and beautifully curated. Staff were friendly and helpful, and the overall vibe was both relaxing and engaging. Whether you’re a local or just visiting the city, this place is a gem that celebrates both contemporary and historical art. Definitely worth the visit—and perfect for a little artsy photo shoot outside too! 😊🎨✨

The Art Gallery of Alberta is a great place to visit, especially if you’re a student—admission is free, so it’s worth taking advantage of that. The space itself is well-designed, and the exhibitions are always interesting, with a good mix of contemporary and historical art. I try to go twice a year, and there’s always something new to see. Even if you’re not deeply into art, it’s a nice place to explore and take in different styles and perspectives. The atmosphere is quiet and relaxing, making it a good spot to step away from the usual routine. I don’t have many clear photos from my visits, but the experience is definitely worth it. If you’re in Edmonton, it’s a solid option for an afternoon out, and the free student admission makes it even better.

It is a great Modern Art gallery and it has definitely an impressive architectural design of the building. The variety of the pieces and themes is interesting and intriguing. The total amount of exposition halls inside was a bit smaller than expected and the total visit including buying the tickets and the lovely gift shop with local crafts took about two hours. Definitely a good visit if you love to combine a few activities in one day, but for me it was a bit too short.

I visited the Royal Alberta Museum a few days ago with my husband, and we absolutely loved it. The experience was both educational and visually stunning. We saw so many fascinating exhibits and beautiful art pieces—it was hard not to take tons of pictures! The architecture of the museum is truly something to admire. It’s modern, elegant, and incredibly well thought out. You can tell a lot of effort and creativity went into designing the space—it honestly feels like they outdid themselves. Every corner was picture-perfect and added to the overall vibe of the visit. If you’re ever in Edmonton, I highly recommend stopping by. Whether you’re into history, culture, or just looking for a unique day out, RAM delivers on all fronts. We had such a good time and left feeling inspired and impressed!

Great place to visit after the Royal Edmonton Museum. There is a Picasso exhibition which I love. My kids enjoyed kids session.

Excellent art space. The architecture of the building itself is also attractive. Many halls with various expositions and exhibitions. Friendly staff, the premises are spacious and clean. There is a souvenir shop on the first floor.

Great service. They are attentive and clean even the smallest of crumbs. The tartar does not stand out. The scotch egg was good. Most importantly the 6oz top sirloin (medium rare) was *tough*. It was a very big let down and was suppose to be the highlight because I was excited to try “Alberta beef”. Unfortunately, for such a well known restaurant.. I wouldn’t recommend to my friends.

This restaurant was the highlight of my visit and was so incredibly delicious. True farm to table with outstanding quality. Staff is very friendly giving excellent service. Truly unique and creative dishes, including my new fav Alpine cheese ice cream. Elk was the best I have ever tasted. An original place with a dedicated team and warm environment.

Wanting to try one of Edmonton’s top restaurants known for its farm to fresh concept, we celebrated my wife’s birthday and splurged on the tasting menu. The restaurant is cozy and homey with comfortable atmosphere that’s small but not cramped. The staff is extremely professional and friendly and explained all the dishes. The wine menu offers a small selection of half bottles which is nice because like most fine dining experiences, all the others are in the $150-200 a bottle range which is not worth it when the meal is already $110 each. They also have reasonably priced local craft beer and various cocktails. My wife had a decent glass of a red wine from Greece which we didn’t even know exported wine. Unfortunately, the food itself didn’t “wow” me the way tasting menus should. It started with gazpacho which was quite good but may have been the highlight. Bison tartare was good but not great. Pasta was angel hair with a Taber Corn sauce. While I appreciate the notion of locally sourced seasonal food, creamed corn isn’t a good match for pasta and failed for me. The meat was defiantly a disappointment. In my opinion, smoked brisket is the cheapest cut of meat a fine restaurant might offer and it doesn’t belong on the menu if a $110 meal. While I don’t expect ribeye which they charge over $200 for, a tip sirloin or similar cut would’ve been appreciated. Served with charred kale and a large portion of what’s really baked beans, the main lacks creativity for my money. The dessert was just OK and should always stand out at the end of an expensive six course meal. No one flavor stood out and the raspberry sauce was way too minuscule to appreciate. Overall not a bad experience but for $319, I excepted one of the best dining experiences possible and if this it for Edmonton, we’ll save our money for European vacations. Sorry.

Michelin quality food for top tier high street prices. We absolutely loved it and fairly shed a tear at the thought we will never eat here again. Simply faultless. We ate a là carte and had the elk, bison, chocolate Swiss roll and cherry ice cream, as well as two wonderful glasses of Canadian red wine.

Amazing experience! Our server, Rob, was excellent — friendly, knowledgeable, and gave great menu recommendations. The food and drink options were impressive, and the espresso martini was one of the best we’ve ever had. We love that they focus on high-quality, locally sourced beef and ingredients — definitely our kind of place. Don’t miss the pierogies, and the steak with beef marrow butter potatoes was absolutely outstanding.

I'd like to state I am personally very critical of the food im eating as I grew up in a house of cooks and I myself can cook so I do judge food very harshly. my personal thing is "it should be better than my own kitchen". That said I did the road trip and I loved the experience of it and the presentation, it was wonderful. On the other hand the taste of the dishes yet unique and complex wasnt something that made me think "omg this is amazing". I understand this is for an experience, but the portions and taste to price ratio I just can not justify it, im sorry. In the end the service was amazing food was ok but nothing to wow me unfortunately.

Went here for a small staff dinner and we opted to try the tasting menu. Definitely one of the most unique dining experiences I’ve had in a while and the service was fantastic. While the food was good, it didn’t blow me away. Overall, the food was quite delicious but I felt that some courses were better than others and the way the tasting menu was presented didn’t always make sense. I will say that they are definitely good at what they do, since the steak was the best part of the menu and if I were to come back for one thing it would be the steak.

I ordered the grilled octopus entre and got recommended the lobster risotto. Octopus had perfect texture but had too much of a burnt crisp to it. The risotto was divine, rich, and felt like a comforting hug. The service was absolutely amazing, consistently checked up on and the manager was really interactive and personable with all the customers. Truly enjoyed my visit and will come again for great seafood

I was super impressed with Jeff’s service — this is the kind of Western service I always imagined in movies. I ordered the 2023 Misty Cove Sauvignon Blanc (New Zealand) and honestly… it smelled so good and was so refreshing that I couldn’t stop drinking! Then came the seafood platter. WOW. The seafood was real seafood — big, fresh, and practically posing for a photo. The sauce was so good that I shamelessly asked for a spoon just so I could drink it like soup. No regrets. 😂 Overall, an unexpectedly great time. Highly recommend,your taste buds will thank you!

Came here to celebrate my birthday and had a wonderful experience! I started with an Old Fashioned, then had the Wagyu steak and shared some calamari — everything was cooked perfectly. We both also ordered bread with truffle butter. My wife really enjoyed her mixed paella as well. We finished with the tiramisu, which was delicious. I love that the dessert menu offers so many options beyond the usual few you see at most restaurants. The staff were friendly and attentive, and they even surprised me with a birthday card to top it all off. Great food, great service, and a great atmosphere — highly recommend!

Positives: The meat here, both seafood and otherwise, is VERY well cooked. Octopus isn't rubbery and boar cheek is extremely tender. The food has some good sharp flavors of classical cuisine. The blackberry coulis was a sharp and refreshing contrast in what was supposed to be a decadent chocolate cake. My server never left me for long and always paid attention to my water. Negatives: The food here was cooked well, but the flavors just weren't as dialed in as they could have. Some things were too strong and some weren't strong enough (the sauce paired with the braised boar cheek lacked a needed acid, the sauce around the octopus had too much acid). The dessert was particularly disappointing - dry cake with not nearly enough decadence to counteract the blackberry coulis and a very very thick chocolate shell difficult to break through. This place was very busy and popular. Servers really were business focused and not very personable. This place is very ran through in my opinion and a little overrated. I still think the Marc is far better when it comes to high end cuisine, but this is still very good seafood.

I picked up a seafood paella to go. It was so delicious lots of big seafood flavors. Would have loved some more socarrat crispy rice but the flavour was amazing and the portion was huge. I also had a Spanish old fashioned while I waited, might be the best old fashioned Ive ever had. Absolutely crushed it.

An unforgettable dining experience at Sabor! From the moment we stepped in, we were greeted with warmth and elegance. The ambiance is inviting, the service is impeccable, and every bite was simply divine. We ordered both the Seafood Platter and the Meat Platter, and they were nothing short of perfection, beautifully presented, perfectly seasoned, and bursting with flavor. The seafood platter was fresh and indulgent, each bite of shrimp, scallop, and fish melted in the mouth. The meat platter was equally impressive, tender and rich with bold, savory notes. Together, they made for a truly memorable feast! If you’re looking for an elevated dining experience in Edmonton, Sabor is a must-visit. Highly recommended for date nights, celebrations, or simply treating yourself to something special. 💫🍷🦞🥩

Everything was top-notch, from the octopus to the chorizo soup. My very picky kids ate everything. I couldn't imagine better or quicker service. The owner approached us because: It is the restaurant's policy that the owner meets first-time guests. I was speechless. Someone would say it is pricey. Well, it is but if you compare to average franchise restaurant, it is not so expensive. Will come very next time and already recomended to my friends.

A Flavorful Adventure at Tzin Wine & Tapas My wife and I had the pleasure of dining at Tzin Wine & Tapas this evening, thanks to a thoughtful gift card from close friends — and what an unforgettable experience it turned out to be. We opted for the “FEED ME” menu, where you leave your culinary fate in the hands of the chef (who has been crafting magic in Tzin’s kitchen for an impressive 18 years). Every course was a masterclass in flavor, balance, and creativity. From the perfectly spiced curry prawns, to the rich and tender duck, the beautifully charred steak, and of course, their iconic bacon on crostini — each dish was a unique and delightful journey. The service was warm and attentive, the staff and owner incredibly welcoming, and the cozy, intimate ambiance made us feel right at home. This is more than just a dinner — it’s a full sensory experience. Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore bold flavors, expertly prepared food, and genuine hospitality in the heart of Edmonton. Let me know if you'd like to tailor it further (e.g., more casual, shorter, or social media-friendly).

Truly one of the best restaurants in Edmonton. The service, the food, the atmosphere, all incredible. Kelsey is amazing , she is often the only server working but she always makes it seem effortless. Every dish here is delicious. My partner and I have been here many times and we have always had the best experience. If you are considering coming here for dinner or a special occasion, book it! You will not regret it.

Came here for the first time and we celebrated our 10-yr anniversary. The staff made it memorable, the food was superb (cod dish and bacon were our favourites), and the wine pairing with the tasting menu made us realize we need to up our wine game. Tzin has some great wine, and the staff is super knowledgeable to recommend the right choices. Looking forward to our next visit.

Love this place. Right from the cute charming unique ambiance , to the food this place is an experience. First off you feel like you are in Europe and the patio is small but cute. Second is the food which is the star here, I’ve tried every tapa they have and all are unreal. My favourites are the salad and the tenderloin, a must try. Pair that with one of many great wines and you have a great night of eats ! Great for a date night or a ladies dinner. Service is next level. Owners are always in, helpful and friendly. If you want to support local and a family run business with owners that care and take pride in your experience please eat here

Wow! What a great dinner we had at Tzin. Amazing food (we had the surprise menu and it was so great) and our server who was the owner as well was simply so good and sweet. We had great talks with her and she was very knowledgeable about the wines. She also surprised us with different wines which was so fun. Highly recommend if you visiting Edmonton to go to this beautiful little restaurant where you feel the passion for this small business. We definitely will come back!

I got the 'feed me' option, their version of a tasting menu. It was great! Each dish better than the one before. Albacore ceviche: Good, but missing a bit of 'zing' Prawns in Vatavan sauce with Fennel: The warmth of the curry butter sauce contrasted perfectly with the tangy fennel. The prawns were also tender and a great vessel for the buttery sauce Succotash: Hearty, homey, comforting. Gnocchi, Bacon, corn, cream sauce Chowder-ey elevated with a Saskatoonberry glaze Sweet Italian Sausage with fennel pollen burnt peppercorn honey mustard: Tasty sausage, but a little on the dry side by itself. The honey mustard upps the ante. It adds the Juiciness missing from the sausage itself. The sweet and hot is a winning combination with pork and the fennel and herbs in the sausage add a great aromatic halo to the dish. Bison Meatball Pickled onions, house bbq sauce, creme freche, aged cheddar ranch. Warm, tangy, rich, creamy. The meatball is delicious all by itself and super juicy. The sweet and smoky bbq sauce complements the rich bison meat and strengthens the dish's warmth. The aged cheddar ranch ups the creaminess and umami yet again, but also adds a cruicial sharpness from the cheddar to balance the fat. The pickled onions are a 'cherry on top' adding a hint of crunch with a bit more zing. Bacon Crostini, maple apple glaze WOW Flavour explosion! Sweet and tart! Apple blast starts the bite off. Then as the tartness fades, the bacon's richness and smokiness comes to the forefront. The best bacon I have ever had! Lemon Curd Tart Freshly torched meringue, raspberry coulis, shortbread crust. As a dessert, Lemon curd tarts are hard to beat. They're up at the top with Tiramisu and innovative desserts like the hoja santa ice-cream at NOL. This is also a very good lemon curd tart! The tartness is STRONG as it should be and is reinforced with the raspberry coulis. All this tartness is balanced with the sweet and buttery shortbread and the creamy meringue. A great end to a great meal!

Thank you to Kelsey and her amazing team at Tzin for the most delicious meal. The bacon is a must try and taste sensation!

Its been a couple years since I've been in and wish I remembered to go more often. The food is soon good. So much flavour and the texture is amazing. I went with my meat eating friend and she said the texture of the Mongolian chicken is spot on for real meat. I even had my husband eat my leftovers when he got home and said the same. This place is for vegans, vegetarians and meat eaters alike. They also have gluten free options. Defiantly don't sit on coming to Padmanadis, it's so good. The service is great too.

Went with work friends. The food was delicious, you would never know it’s vegetarian. Loved the Tom yum soup and Deluxe mushroom. The General Tao chicken tested like real chicken. Amazing.

Visiting Edmonton from California, we weren’t sure what to expect in terms of vegan food. This restaurant blew us away. The flavors were delicious and creative, the best vegan Asian food I’ve had tied with a small restaurant in Santa Monica, California. We loved all three dishes we tried, and will be heading back for brunch on our way out of town. Their staff was well informed and helpful, there is a separate gluten-free menu, and the atmosphere is very pleasant. This is a must try!

Love this restaurant. I enjoy 😊 coming to both this location and, the south side one. Surprisingly, each has a different menu. This location is bigger as is their menu options. The service is wonderful and friendly and the food is always fresh. I love all of the creative Vegan dishes and, plan to try their buffet they offer once a month. Thank you for a great meal 😊🤗😊

Went to their monthly buffet and it was amazing. The selection of foods they offered was great. So were the desserts. Best ginger beef I've ever had! Much prefer it to actual beef. They had vegetable dishes. A lot of good tofu dishes. Their lemon shrimp is amazing as well as their rice pudding and everything! Highly recommend.

One of my favourite spots in the city to eat! They have got a great menu to select from. The staff is very friendly, knowledgeable, and helpful.

This place is delicious whether you are a vegetarian/vegan or not! Portions are big and the food is incredible.

Not the friendly welcome we are used to when Patrick & Doris owned it - no interaction with staff - staff more involved with each other than the customers. Food overpriced and no atmosphere. Service is poor, customer does not come first and the best seats in the room (end of the bar) are no longer available.

Excellent French cuisine! I had the coq au vin and it was absolutely delicious. The cocktails were also very well made and complemented the meal perfectly. Highly recommend!

I had a great time at The Marc. The food was absolutely fantastic, with every dish tasting fresh and delicious. The service was also wonderful. The lady who served our table was incredibly friendly and kind, making us feel welcome and well taken care of. Overall, The Marc is a fantastic place to eat, with amazing food and excellent service. I highly recommend it!

I was surprised to see this restaurant rated so highly—perhaps there has been a recent change in leadership? The pork pâté was hard and lacked flavor, though the croquettes were decent. I ordered the duck, a personal favorite, and was assured by the server that the chef recommended medium rare. Unfortunately, it was served medium well. The accompanying polenta cake was dry and burnt on one side, making it inedible. I would have mentioned this to the server or manager, but they were preoccupied with clearing tables and closing the patio. We were also celebrating our anniversary, which went unacknowledged. A simple “happy anniversary” would have been appreciated—no complimentary item expected, just a gesture of recognition that is standard in most establishments. With so many restaurants offering exceptional dining experiences, this visit was a major disappointment.

It has been 10 years since I was here so I completely forgot what it was like. All the good was kind of blah! No real flavour. My friend ordered the steak. It was cooked to perfection. She could only eat about half of it since there was so much grizzle. She got tired of having to gracefully remove pieces she couldn't chew. A week prior we were at a comparable restaurant in St. Albert. It is my all time favorite restaurant. Every dish was a treat to the tastebuds. My friend had their steak and it melted in her mouth. We were expecting similiar from the Marc and were greatly disappointed.

Our first time in downtown Edmonton, we decided to start exploring the downtown area to start out the day at this location. We reserved in advance and was greeted with very friendly ladies who quickly accommodated us in a big bright window seat. The seats are comfortable and the service was quick. The portions of our order was very generous and our palate was greeted with light, smooth, crisp, fresh, warm, delicious flavors that filled us up. The drinking water served was refreshing and clean tasting. This was a really nice start of our day.

This was a fantastic place to stop, and surprisingly affordable for how delicious & fancy the meals felt. I had the Flank Steak, lavender spritz, and the lemon tart for dessert during the lunch service. The staff were very friendly, the food was phenomenal, and the atmosphere was quiet. The place seemed to be filled with business folk gathering for lunch meetings or old friends dressing nicely for a much needed catch-up. The steak was a tender medium rare, the arugula salad was refreshing, and the frites were perfectly crispy. I couldn't help but nearly inhale the meal with how delicious it was. The lavender spritz was so good, I got two of them and asked for the recipe. It's a simple drink, but doesn't overshadow your food due to it's simplicity. I finished the meal with the lemon tart and really took my time to enjoy it with a cup of tea. The cream they serve it with cuts the sharp lemony flavour perfectly.