It's virtually impossible to go to a farmer's market, stroll through downtown without bumping into NAIT alumni. From businesses and professional services like marketing and accounting, to fine gourmet bakeries, craft breweries and everything in between.
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A European bakery experience in this independent shop, baking fresh pretzels, breads, pastries and wedding cakes for more than four decades. Baker and co-owner Perry Schwabenbauer (Baker '88).
Baijiu serves contemporary Asian-inspired dishes (Sichuan confit chicken, for example, or a whole fried ocean perch - served family style for sharing) alongside a lengthy list of original cocktails.
Described as a small place you go into for a snack and a couple of glasses of wine. It’s not tapas, it’s a little more than that
Bar Clementine is ambitiously renewing cocktail culture with drinks, featuring everything from sourdough rye pancakes to elaborate cheese plates to humpback shrimp
A west Edmonton fixture for quality cuts of meat, poultry and fish – not to mention Dutch comfort foods including cheeses, breads, treats and more.
Biera is a neighbourhood restaurant that pairs plates for sharing with beer brewed on-site.
The Blue Chair Café combines a homey but diverse cuisine with another key ingredient: live music on the weekends.
At the Board N Brew Cafe, they are thrilled to offer you a space to get your game on and enjoy delicious food and bevvies.
Breakaway Chartered Professional Accountants LLP is a cloud-based, full-service accounting firm based in Edmonton.
At Brio Bakery, all of the bread has only three ingredients: water, flour and salt.
Enjoy an extraordinarily varied menu – sandwiches, burgers, salads, soups, you name it, all using locally sourced ingredients – from his rolling kitchen
Enjoy a cozy (36-seat) atmosphere, attentive service and great food. The menu revolves around French techniques applied to Canadian comfort food.