Browse menus, reviews and photos of Breakfast Restaurants near Sherwood Park.
Breakfast · $
270 Baseline Road Suite 168, Sherwood Park
Customers’ favorites
“Great food, full of flavor! Fast friendly service! So glad we tried it. Will be back.”
Breakfast · $$
222 Baseline Road Suite 374, Sherwood Park
Customers’ favorites
“Sean was an absolute gem. We came in for breakfast super jet lagged from our flight home from Paris, and he was such a ray of sunshine to be greeted and served by. Was so refreshing to chat with such a friendly Canadian again lol. Will definitely be back for the delicious food and the wonderful service. Thanks Sean!!!”
Breakfast · $$
220 Lakeland Drive, Sherwood Park
Customers’ favorites
“really nice staff, yummy food!”
Breakfast · $
993 Fir Street Suite 32, Sherwood Park
Customers’ favorites
“Was seated fairly quickly. Waited 30 minuets to be served. Waited another 30 minuets for food. Several people that arrived after us were served and received there food before us. No one came to use during this time to ask if we needed anything. Food was good but not worth the wait. Not sure what is happening as it was not very busy. We will not be retuning.”
Brunch · $
13022 50 Street Northwest, Edmonton · 6.1 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Highly recommend this hole in the wall gem. It is rustic but the food is top notch and at reasonable prices. Been eating here for years and never had any negative experiences. Staff is very attentive and friendly, can't wait for my next visit!! Beware though, they close at 2:00pm.”
Breakfast · $$
4270 137 Avenue Northwest, Edmonton · 6.05 miles
Customers’ favorites
“When we go to Sunridge mall we always eat at Cora’s restaurant,the servings of food good for two in one order”
Breakfast · $$
5071 Ellerslie Road Southwest, Edmonton · 9.62 miles
Customers’ favorites
“Excellent breakfast here 😊”
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