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Food Notes for April 6, 2026
OpeningsTeepee Treats opened last week at their new location, Kakio Studio Cafe, 10219 106 Avenue NW.El Cafesito is a new Mexican cafe located at 8111 102 Street NW.Always Coffee opened in the form…
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Openings
- Teepee Treats opened last week at their new location, Kakio Studio Cafe, 10219 106 Avenue NW.
- El Cafesito is a new Mexican cafe located at 8111 102 Street NW.
- Always Coffee opened in the former La Prosciutteria space in March at 10906 105 Avenue NW. Always is also planning for a location in Windermere at 6070 Andrews Way SW.
- Pakistani restaurant Khan Kebabs & Karahi relocated to 2619 Ellwood Drive SW, and will re-open on April 7.
- Meat the Bun opened a third location in Edmonton last week at 9919 170 Street NW.
- Soul Fuel Kitchen in Beaumont, serving up fried chicken, pizza, dirty soda, and matcha, is celebrating their grand opening on April 11.
- I’ve had a few people message me about the breakfast sandwiches from Bruin, a weekend pop-up at St. Albert’s Bread Love. It’s been open since December, and has already amassed its share of fans. Looking forward to checking it out!
- A second Edmonton location of BB2 Korean BBQ opens at West Edmonton Mall on April 16.
- Paraiso Tropical had teased a new location earlier this year – they announced last week that their north location will be moving to Manchester Square.
- Dirty soda company Sip Soda Co. announced two additional locations in the Edmonton area (adding to their first in Sherwood Park): Schonsee and Ellerslie.
- A new food truck called Hibachi House Japanese Teppanyaki Grill will be opening on April 17 at The Lodge Inn parking lot, 15540 Stony Plain Road NW.
- The influx of American sandwich chains continue (something I am questioning just with the sheer volume over the past couple of years): this week sees Jimmy John’s enter the Edmonton area market, in Sherwood Park. Find it at 140, 663 Wye Road.
- Dennis Africa and Caribbean Market is now open at 17635 58 Street NW.
- Blue Chair announced its closure after 22 years in business, and will close permanently April 26.
- Progress means that even old high school haunts have to go – in this case, it means the Boston Pizza on Jasper Avenue and 106 Street, which closed on March 31. Mack and I had many a meal there back in the early ‘aughts.
