wormwood
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I'm married but dang
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General Food & Dining Thread
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wormwood
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Checked out the location - how cool does this street look now? Could use a sexy boulevard maybe some streetlights, some nice benches, some patio restaurants, and trees lining the east side.
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MacLac
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A Double dang!!!!!
Gronk!
Senior Member
I went to Duggan's Boundary Irish Pub for the first time and it won't be my last. Had their Steak Tips & Guinness Irish stew, and washed it down with a Guinness - so delicious! If you go, make sure Erika is your server.
IanO
Superstar
^It's a gem of a spot.
As for the Patricia Street deli, here's hoping that spot works for them, for it has not been a great location thus far.
I'll be sure to check them out as it was a regular haunt for me in Jasper.
As for the Patricia Street deli, here's hoping that spot works for them, for it has not been a great location thus far.
I'll be sure to check them out as it was a regular haunt for me in Jasper.
IanO
Superstar
Hit up Sunbake Pita yesterday for some wraps, cheese and freshly baked pitas and it did not disappoint.
www.sunbakepita.ca
Sunbake Pita Bakery | Freshly Baked Pita in Edmonton
Middle Eastern Bakery in Edmonton Welcome to Sunbake Pita Bakery, where we specialize in providing the finest selection of freshly baked pita bread, manakeesh, fatayer, and more. Indulge in our delectable treats crafted with passion and served with a warm smile. Catering available
www.sunbakepita.ca
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Gronk!
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Edmonton's Remedy cafe chain close to new ownership
Sohail Zaidi bought a coffee shop in 2000, and transformed it into a local chain. New investors are willing to take the next step
edmontonjournal.com
_urbanite
Senior Member
Underrated street that hides in the shadow of the GMAC student residences tower and Allard Hall. A boulevard, trees, streetlights and benches would definitely elevate it. Plenty of space for it
Gronk!
Senior Member
The angle parking is so small town though - reminds me of downtown High Prairie.
policyenthusiast
Senior Member
It's a very nice street but it is surprisingly dead except a few people pushing shopping carts.
thommyjo
Senior Member
Owners love to blame everything except themselves. Anyone that’s been to remedy over the years knows why sales would have dropped. Not just because of covid. Also, more competition in recent years near many of their locations likely hurt them.Edmonton's Remedy cafe chain close to new ownership
Sohail Zaidi bought a coffee shop in 2000, and transformed it into a local chain. New investors are willing to take the next step
ys11
New Member
This street and all the other streets north of 105 Ave have the potential to be great. Something akin to Vancouvers Yaletown.
David A
Senior Member
It couldn't have been easy over the last few years and sounds like they may be making some progress with finding a buyer, but initial expectations seemed very unrealistic which is probably why it has taken so long.
I feel the drawn out sale process is probably also taking attention away from running the business, so the sooner they get that done, the sooner some of the issues and problems can be addressed.
johnnyboy
Active Member
There has been only one issue and problem - the owner. His shoddy treatment of staff and clientele is well-known in the city.
Offworld
Active Member
Talk about a road that could have been put on the proverbial diet. There's no reason to have roads that wide in that part of the city. This is low hanging fruit, people.
And angled parking? Welcome to Westlock, I suppose?