Quetzal Cafe is a café in Spruce Grove, AB. It holds a 4.6-star rating from 22 Google reviews. Closed Monday and Sunday. Find it at 101 Main St B, Spruce Grove, AB T7X 3X2.
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We recently tried this new local spot and had high hopes because the photos online looked really good and inviting. The staff were kind and welcoming, which we appreciated. The coffee was great, and the price was reasonable — we paid about $5 for coffee and bread, which is fair. However, the bread was hard. I’m not sure if that’s how it’s traditionally served, but it wasn’t something I enjoyed. The enchilada was okay, nothing special but decent. The biggest disappointment was the noodles..it tasted like microwaved instant noodles with some beef and bit of greens, and at $10, it didn’t feel worth the price. Overall, we were really excited to try this place, but the experience fell short for us. Maybe we just ordered the wrong items, but for a first visit, it didn’t leave a great impression. maybe it’s just not for us.
First time coming here and I enjoyed it! The quesadilla was flavourful and the pina colada was refreshing. The staff was very kind and accommodating! I can’t wait to try more items on the menu!
This little place is warm and has welcoming staff , We had a chicken quesadilla, churros and a hot chocolate that was delicious. The food was super tasty and I highly recommend this place !! Will be coming back.
The food here is to die for! I’ve only tried the enchiladas, but I will definitely be back. And they give you the hot sauce on the side so you can decide how spicy you want your meal. Super reasonably priced, and authentic. Five stars all day (:
All the food is super delicious and I hope to visit again this Saturday with my family
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