
Duchess Bake Shop
Edmonton institution since 2009 and ranked top 3 on TripAdvisor. French-style macarons, brownie croissants, and European pastries that draw lineups every weekend. Worth the wait.
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2 / 2Crumbl is a bakery in St. Albert, AB, listed on WhereToYEG under Pastries & Croissants. It holds a 4.6-star rating from 770 Google reviews. Highlights: Takeout, Delivery, Wheelchair Accessible. Closed Sunday. Find it at 2 Hebert Rd Unit 228 #228, St. Albert, AB T8N 5T8.
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Came all the way from Kelowna to have these and they were worth every $ and calorie. Definitely would recommend, we tried every cookie from that week. The minis are definitely the way to go, regulars are too big
Absolutely love this place! Crumbl St. Albert is my go-to whenever I need a pick-me-up or want to surprise friends and family with a sweet treat. The cookies are always gigantic, soft, and bursting with flavor—honestly, it’s almost impossible to pick a favorite because every week brings a new lineup of deliciousness. The rotating menu keeps things fun, and I find myself looking forward to seeing what’s next. The staff here are always upbeat and welcoming, making sure every customer feels right at home. Whether you’re stopping in for a single cookie or ordering a box to share, the experience is consistently fantastic. I can't recommend Crumbl St. Albert enough—it's truly a cookie lover’s paradise!
Fantastic cookies! Great weekly selection. The current deal of buy 6 for the price of 4 makes the price palatable. I would also recommend that Costco members buy the gift cards there, if you are going to go often, and download the app to collect points for free cookies. 🍪 (Pics from two different visits.)
I finally decided to try out these fancy cookies I've heard so much about. I bought a pack of 4 Strawberry shortcake Dubai chocolate Semi sweet chocolate chip Brownie cookie And I loved the fancy cookies, but I was so disappointed in the chocolate chip and brownie. The brownie one didn't even taste like a brownie. It was just a regular chocolate fudge type cookie. And for a place that only makes cookies, you can't even make a good chocolate chip cookie. I honestly was craving a cookie from Tim Hortons after that. The other 2 were really good. But come on, do better for a chocolate chip cookie. My husband had one bite and put it back.
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Edmonton institution since 2009 and ranked top 3 on TripAdvisor. French-style macarons, brownie croissants, and European pastries that draw lineups every weekend. Worth the wait.
Edmonton's oldest continuously-operating bakery, since 1946. Cakes, buns, danishes, and old-school treats made the same way for three generations.
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