YEG imagineer
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Another location for District coffee in Campus Tower beside the barber shop facing the Timms centre. Reno work seems to be going on
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Gronk!
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The Board N Brew Cafe on 103 St south of 100 Ave is now permanently closed.
IanO
Superstar
It was a really neat little community hub and will be missed.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Their lease was up, no renewal. The never-ending road construction on 100 Ave and 103 St likely didn't help matters.
degrandprix
New Member
Too bad, I hope it will re-open somewhere else. It seemed to be doing well the few times I went, and the pricing was better than some other board game cafes.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Edmonton must be a few years behind the times. Where's our food halls?
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What’s up with all these food halls in Canada?
Food halls are growing in popularity in Canadian cities, highlighting their appeal as curated, community-focused spaces that offer diverse local cuisine and social experiences.
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Greenspace
Senior Member
^Station Park is a food hall concept, albeit one operator. They've been popular in Europe for at least a decade.
MacLac
Senior Member
Edmonton must be a few years behind the times. Where's our food halls?
What’s up with all these food halls in Canada?
Food halls are growing in popularity in Canadian cities, highlighting their appeal as curated, community-focused spaces that offer diverse local cuisine and social experiences.
Dont' want 'em. This is the only I've gone to.....try getting in some grub for under a Million bucks for a family....good luck....lol
David A
Senior Member
In addition to Station Park, I think Scotia Place downtown is now being renovated to have a food hall. I believe the old YMCA space is supposed to be one also, although not sure what is happening with that one.
Maybe they could have one in the Stantec building too, that seems already set up for some type of food space on the second floor.
Maybe they could have one in the Stantec building too, that seems already set up for some type of food space on the second floor.
IanO
Superstar
The ones in Europe are super cool, not outrageous and a true new social experience that's family friendly.
In Prague they were the bees knees.
SarcasticMarmot
Active Member
EPIC market first opened as 5th Street Food Hall on 105th st near MacEwan in 2021, was a cool place to try different food. Not sure what is happening with the original location now, can't seem to find it on google.Edmonton must be a few years behind the times. Where's our food halls?
What’s up with all these food halls in Canada?
Food halls are growing in popularity in Canadian cities, highlighting their appeal as curated, community-focused spaces that offer diverse local cuisine and social experiences.
Didama
Active Member
Trust me, you wouldn't feel this way if you go to a market like the Time Out Market in Lisbon: https://www.timeoutmarket.com/lisboa/en/
The food is affordable and some of the stalls are run by Michelin Star chefs. We ate there multiple times, with kids in tow, and it was cheaper than a restaurant. I'm drooling just thinking about it.
EdmTrekker
Senior Member
If you mean the tourist central market in Prague-there is very little there and out of 10 stalls - 5 served the identical fare. Better off eating at the cheap lunch spots locals go.
mBertan
New Member
Gronk!
Senior Member
A food hall at Stantec should have been open by now. I'm perplexed as to why it's taking so bloody long to do something with that space.