Little Brick - Edmonton, Alberta

Little brick was an absolute delight, great brunch and breakfast options, very good coffee and plenty of options to sit inside or outside and enjoy the weather! 100% recommend!

Visit: May 2024 I love the atmosphere of Little Brick and would definitely come back just for that. I hadn't tried any of the coffees or drinks so I can't comment on that. The eggs Benedict was pretty good (especially the choice of bread), and the bacon was thick, but lacked ... some depth of flavour. I wish there was also some sides with the eggs Benny at around $18. My friend got the chorizo wrap which was just okay, but the hot sauce that came with it definitely helped. Read more

This is one my favorite places in Edmonton, I love the vibe and the idea of turning a house to a cafe with bonfire and a heated winter patio. Lots of good options for brunch but nothing for brunch and a limited number of pastry options. Honestly the food quality and ... the space used to much better a year ago, I'm not sure if the owner/chef/ ingredients have been changed. Hope they get back to the good old days. They used to be much more organized. Read more

Little Brick in Edmonton is a hidden gem that shines even brighter on a cold winter day. Their brunch is a delightful experience that leaves your taste buds dancing with joy. From the moment you step inside, you're greeted with warmth and charm. The menu offers a variety of mouthwatering ... options that are sure to satisfy any craving. The food is expertly prepared and bursting with flavor. Whether you're a local or just passing through, Little Brick is a must-visit destination for a truly delicious brunch experience in the city. Read more

Was really excited to try out this cafe as I had heard many good things. We arrived around 11am and it was fairly busy. We ordered two breakfast sandwiches with bacon and two flavoured lattes, with tip this was over $50. The extra seating in the side room was full so ... we sat in the main area by the general store items. The tables and chairs were oddly spaced - the chairs were also fairly uncomfortable but the worst part was the lack of space and people constantly behind you or over your shoulder, bumping into you, trying to grab for items on the shelving. For a $30 breakfast, I could understand it but for $50+, you can get better value elsewhere in the city with an actual served breakfast and no one constantly bumping into you while you’re trying your best to eat. Read more