Cafes near High River

“Narrow Road Creperie is an absolute gem! From the moment you step inside, you’re enveloped in a warm, inviting atmosphere that feels like home. The delicious crepes made from scratch are a testament to the passion and dedication of the incredible women running this cafe. Each bite is a delightful experience, showcasing not only amazing culinary skills but also the love that goes into creating each dish. What truly sets Narrow Road Creperie apart is its powerful mission. The strength and brilliance of these women shine through as they reclaim their lives and support one another. The creperie is more than just a café; it’s a beacon of hope and resilience, offering customized recovery programs for women facing challenges like domestic violence, addiction, and other life crises. By enjoying a meal here, you’re not just savoring amazing food; you’re also supporting a meaningful cause that empowers women in profound ways. I left feeling nourished in body and spirit, inspired by the journey of those who run this establishment. If you're looking for delicious crepes and to be part of something uplifting and transformative, Narrow Road Creperie is the place to be! Highly recommended!“

“What a wonderful place. Beautiful menu. Didn't have room for dessert so got baking to take home. Recommended this place to all my friends“

“This little coffee shop is a gem in HR! I am here almost daily throughout the week and truly enjoy the cozy atmosphere, kind staff and yummy lattes (a bug flavour list). I also love that they do monthly drink features! My toddler enjoys it here as well, they have some games and books :)“

“The store manager, Irene, has gone above and beyond! Northcott Prairie School in Airdrie, is sending a token of thanks (donuts!) to the band teacher and her students at St. John Paul II Collegiate in Okotoks. The story ... our bus broke down on our way to a band festival in Red Deer. The band from St. John Paul II switched performance times with our band. This gift of time made it so our band didn't have to turn around and come home when a new bus arrived, but allowed them to continue their field trip and participate in the band festival. After Irene heard our story, she offered to deliver the donuts herself AND send us a photo! Thank you, Irene!“