Farmers cafe is a café in Mill Woods, Edmonton. It holds a 4.4-star rating from 246 Google reviews. Open 7 days a week. Find it at 1648 24 St NW, Edmonton, AB T6T 1J1.
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We went there on mother’s day. Honestly, both food and their service were excellent. I have no word to say anything about food quality. Overall our experience was great.
Great food, ambience, and pricing. It’s such a beautiful place inside, and in an area that doesn’t have much competition. I would definitely go back again.
We went here a couple weeks ago. The staff was very friendly and the atmosphere was actual cafe vibes and the music was calming. I got the aloo tiki chat which was great, a little spicey but hit the spot, my friend got a cappuccino and dessert. I also got a cardamom chai not my favorite but will definitely go there again to try other items. The cake was absolutely delicicious. Definitely worth it.
Highly recommend this cafe in Laurel. The first time I was here, I had the bun kulcha, which was very affordable and filling, along with the kadak chai, which was on point. The second time, we had the Amritsari kulcha, and it is one of the best ones I’ve had in a while. The portion size is amazing, and the taste is delicious. We also had the Bombay chutney sandwich, which was very light and fluffy and served with chips. The Indian coffee was also amazing. We also tried the pistachio waffle brownie platter, which was decent too. I personally would have preferred a little more waffle, but the overall taste was good. The ambience of the place is modern, warm, and welcoming, and the staff is very friendly as well. The Farmer’s Cafe definitely gets 5/5 from me.
Cafe is really good not too much Expensive and their food is so tasty
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