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Rosewood Foods
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Easygoing cafe in bright digs offering breakfast bites, sandwiches & salads, plus baked goods.
Nearby attractions
Edmonton Public Library - Stanley A. Milner (Downtown)
7 Sir Winston Churchill Sq NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 2V5, Canada
The McLeod Building
10134 100 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0N8, Canada
Edmonton Convention Centre
9797 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 1N9, Canada
Latitude 53
10130 100 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0N8, Canada
Art Gallery of Alberta
2 Sir Winston Churchill Sq, Edmonton, AB T5J 2C1, Canada
100 Street Funicular
10065 100 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 1J1, Canada
Royal Alberta Museum
9810 103a Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0G2, Canada
ICE District
10360 102 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 1B9, Canada
City Hall Plaza
Edmonton, AB T5J 2R7, Canada
Rogers Place
10220 104 Ave NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0H6, Canada
Nearby restaurants
CRAFT Beer Market Edmonton
10013 101A Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 0C3, Canada
Sorrentino's Downtown
10162 100 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0P5, Canada
Bianco
10020 101A Ave #120, Edmonton, AB T5J 3G2, Canada
Woodwork
10132 100 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0N8, Canada
Ruth's Chris Steak House Edmonton
9990 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB T6G 1Y5, Canada
Underground Tap & Grill
10004 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 1R3, Canada
De Dutch
10030 Jasper Ave, Edmonton, AB T5J 1R2, Canada
OEB Breakfast Co.
10174 Howard St, Edmonton, AB T5J 0R6, Canada
AROMA CAFE & SNACKS BAR
10119 Rice Howard Wy, Edmonton, AB T5J 1R2, Canada
Fairmont Hotel Macdonald
10065 100 St NW, Edmonton, AB T5J 0N6, Canada
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Rosewood Foods

10150 100 St NW #101, Edmonton, AB T5J 0P6, Canada
4.8(269)
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Easygoing cafe in bright digs offering breakfast bites, sandwiches & salads, plus baked goods.

attractions: Edmonton Public Library - Stanley A. Milner (Downtown), The McLeod Building, Edmonton Convention Centre, Latitude 53, Art Gallery of Alberta, 100 Street Funicular, Royal Alberta Museum, ICE District, City Hall Plaza, Rogers Place, restaurants: CRAFT Beer Market Edmonton, Sorrentino's Downtown, Bianco, Woodwork, Ruth's Chris Steak House Edmonton, Underground Tap & Grill, De Dutch, OEB Breakfast Co., AROMA CAFE & SNACKS BAR, Fairmont Hotel Macdonald
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+1 780-757-8030
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rosewoodfoods.com

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Featured dishes

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Pecan-Coconut Granola
Crispy Radish Cake
Verde Rice
Kale Gomadare Salad
Bistro Chicken Salad

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Nearby attractions of Rosewood Foods

Edmonton Public Library - Stanley A. Milner (Downtown)

The McLeod Building

Edmonton Convention Centre

Latitude 53

Art Gallery of Alberta

100 Street Funicular

Royal Alberta Museum

ICE District

City Hall Plaza

Rogers Place

Edmonton Public Library - Stanley A. Milner (Downtown)

Edmonton Public Library - Stanley A. Milner (Downtown)

4.4

(431)

Open 24 hours
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The McLeod Building

The McLeod Building

4.4

(61)

Open 24 hours
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Edmonton Convention Centre

Edmonton Convention Centre

4.3

(2K)

Open 24 hours
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Latitude 53

Latitude 53

4.6

(41)

Closed
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Things to do nearby

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Nearby restaurants of Rosewood Foods

CRAFT Beer Market Edmonton

Sorrentino's Downtown

Bianco

Woodwork

Ruth's Chris Steak House Edmonton

Underground Tap & Grill

De Dutch

OEB Breakfast Co.

AROMA CAFE & SNACKS BAR

Fairmont Hotel Macdonald

CRAFT Beer Market Edmonton

CRAFT Beer Market Edmonton

4.4

(2K)

$$

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Sorrentino's Downtown

Sorrentino's Downtown

4.5

(405)

$$$

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Bianco

Bianco

4.6

(736)

$$

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Woodwork

Woodwork

4.5

(431)

Click for details
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Reviews of Rosewood Foods

4.8
(269)
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4.0
3y

The Rosewood is a fastfood experience in some ways, but a very good experience in other ways. You enter and line up like you would if you were going to an Arby's. But the ambiance is hipster, not fast food - but the structure of ordering is similar. While in the venue it is clean, and has a nice vibe. I liked what they did to the limited space they had. šŸ‘

Once you order, you take a number cafeteria style and your order will be brought to you. The food was prepared quickly and people were fine. But it is hard to be more than superficial in this regard. Had I asked for advice on the menu, it may have been different. But how do you ask questions when there are people behind you? So it is hard to rave about the service.

So how was the food? I had a fried egg sandwich. If I recall, it was on a brioche bun. But regardless, it was light, soft, and fluffy. I would bet dollars to donuts it was in-house made. It was also substantial enough to hold the moisture from the yolk of the egg. It was tasty and well done.

The home fried potatoes were the bomb. Crispy outside and amazingly soft and fluffy inside. You need to experience these. I am still wondering how they nailed that so perfectly. Again, you are going to a place that knows how to prepare good tasting comfort food.

My meal was $16. For me that is a bit expensive, but I feel I got value. It was that good.

The coffee - a latte - was very well prepared. It has really good coffee.

My guest had a salad and enjoyed it. It was fresh and tasty I am told.

Third, this place has great crullers I am told. A testament to that is they were sold out at 12:30. So go early for those.

Parking in the area is a mess. Contruction everywhere. Rice Howard Way should be a beacon but it had construction fences and bins up around there, and it was sad to see. But the restaurant doesn't carry that.

I struggled on a rating. I enjoyed it, but felt 4 ā­ļø was fair. But if you said it was a 5 ā­ļø experience, I wouldn't argue with you. If you said a 3 ā­ļø experience, for what I had, I would bicker with you about that.

I will share a few pictures. Some are of the food, the venu and some are the surroundings. But I want to be clear. I wasn't expecting to review this place so the food pictures are not a good shot. I am also sharing pictures of the area around it. I am sharing more to say to #yegcc, get your act together. These great business...

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2.0
2y

I’ve been here a few times now and I must say that I’m actually disappointed. It’s a cute space on the corner of Rice Howard Way, offering quick breakfast, brunch and lunch fare. Rosewood Foods refer to themselves as a dinette…and in my experience this means more of a causal type dining. ā€œEasy-goingā€ as they say. When reading the menu, there is a sort of flair or twist to the meal, something you’d expect from a more experienced chef who understands food and flavour. Though when it comes out, it’s just rather upsetting. The plating itself is sub par, like someone is in a hurry and just needs to throw it onto a plate. Then you begin to eat and things just don’t make sense. I’ll speak to the two dishes I have had so far. First the breakfast sandwich (mine with chicken sausage) and crispy potatoes. The sandwich itself was rather umami and needed something to help cut through it more, because of that it became rather bland and hard to finish. The crispy potatoes were heavily fried in oil, leaving them taste more like a frier rather than anything else. Next up I had the brunch bowl (again with chicken sausage and crispy potatoes). The proportions were off and the flavours were imbalanced. Again, a rather heavy umami flavour. The sausage itself is already heavily seasoned with herbs and begins to clash with the other items in the dish. Followed up with greasy potatoes and a chili jam that you would expect to help pull the flavours together, but instead just adds more of that savoury which there is already too much of. I must also mention that this dish had a very unappealing presentation. With the sausage cut up and basically laid on top in a star shape with radish circles in between. The coffee they served was ACE. A very familiar roast in the city. I ordered a cortado. The barista made it beautifully, however this last time the espresso was not dialled in properly. Although previous times it has been much better. I would like to see some changes with the food menu, a bit more understanding when it comes to flavours and presentation. Unless your ā€œdinetteā€ actually means diner…and you are wanting to serve bland, boring food. Where’s...

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3.0
1y

The service is very good and friendly. The food is excellent probably the best breakfast in Edmonton in my opinion!! I’m not even a crueller guy but the curlers are so tasty!

However the way they do seating and ordering is very inefficient and confusing especially if you have not been before. I’ve seen many groups of 4-5 people just leave because of the seating set up.

The menus is a regular sized menu but it appears they only have two to look at and one of them is at the till where you order. It would be much better if they had a big chalk board style menus by the till so you could figure out what you want while you are in line waiting and not have to panic order when you are up at the till with 12 people behind you.

The seating is easily the worst part of the experience and if this were to improve the result would be beneficial to customer’s experience and probably the bottom line of the restaurant. Many times I have been and had to sit next to the water jug at the bar seating and have people brushing up against me getting their water the whole time. Other times I have seen a single person sitting at the only 6 person table in the restaurant and groups have to sit at the bar or leave.

I would honestly rather have a host tell me to wait outside for 20 minutes rather than deal with the awkward free for all that is the seating here.

All in all the food is very tasty and it’s worth all the weird haste but the experience could easily be so much better I would love to see this restaurant be the best...

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The Rosewood is a fastfood experience in some ways, but a very good experience in other ways. You enter and line up like you would if you were going to an Arby's. But the ambiance is hipster, not fast food - but the structure of ordering is similar. While in the venue it is clean, and has a nice vibe. I liked what they did to the limited space they had. šŸ‘ Once you order, you take a number cafeteria style and your order will be brought to you. The food was prepared quickly and people were fine. But it is hard to be more than superficial in this regard. Had I asked for advice on the menu, it may have been different. But how do you ask questions when there are people behind you? So it is hard to rave about the service. So how was the food? I had a fried egg sandwich. If I recall, it was on a brioche bun. But regardless, it was light, soft, and fluffy. I would bet dollars to donuts it was in-house made. It was also substantial enough to hold the moisture from the yolk of the egg. It was tasty and well done. The home fried potatoes were the bomb. Crispy outside and amazingly soft and fluffy inside. You need to experience these. I am still wondering how they nailed that so perfectly. Again, you are going to a place that knows how to prepare good tasting comfort food. My meal was $16. For me that is a bit expensive, but I feel I got value. It was that good. The coffee - a latte - was very well prepared. It has really good coffee. My guest had a salad and enjoyed it. It was fresh and tasty I am told. Third, this place has great crullers I am told. A testament to that is they were sold out at 12:30. So go early for those. Parking in the area is a mess. Contruction everywhere. Rice Howard Way should be a beacon but it had construction fences and bins up around there, and it was sad to see. But the restaurant doesn't carry that. I struggled on a rating. I enjoyed it, but felt 4 ā­ļø was fair. But if you said it was a 5 ā­ļø experience, I wouldn't argue with you. If you said a 3 ā­ļø experience, for what I had, I *would* bicker with you about that. I will share a few pictures. Some are of the food, the venu and some are the surroundings. But I want to be clear. I wasn't expecting to review this place so the food pictures are not a good shot. I am also sharing pictures of the area around it. I am sharing more to say to #yegcc, get your act together. These great business deserve better.
haruharu
Went during a weekend for brunch and even though we got there around 30mins after they opened, it got busy fast! We got the lox & egg sandwich w/crispy potatoes on the side ($21). It comes with cured salmon, scrambled egg, kale and the best part, the soft milk bun. The sandwich itself is good, not too heavy/rich for brunch, just salty enough for my liking and not dry either! Their crispy potatoes are a must, you have to try it to understand why everyone loves them. Overall, I would give the sandwich a 8.5/10 since I wish the portion size was a bit bigger. I also think the sandwich would benefit with some kind of spicy hot sauce on the side too. For their baked goods, I highly recommend their carrot cake! It's moist and fluffy inside & the cream cheese icing ties everything together perfectly. I love enjoying it by taking small bites throughout the day because I want to savour it as much as I can. Their raspberry cruller is also very yummy but sometimes they sell out of their crullers so go early. Downside is that parking is a headache so be prepared for that because it's located downtown. Also the space is on the smaller side, it can get quite noisy inside & sometimes you won't get a seat if you go during lunch hours.
Molly S.Molly S.
I was visiting Edmonton and wandered downtown to find a nice place for breakfast, which is when I stumbled upon Rosewood Foods. It is a clean, simple little place - honestly doesn't look like much and you order at the front and pay ahead of time - but it really delivered in the food-and-drink department. The atmosphere is nice and quiet, perfect for reading and drinking a coffee or having conversation. The drink I ordered - london fog with almond milk - was very good. But the real star was the food. I ordered a scallion, egg, and cheese sandwich. It was soft and buttery and absolutely covered in melty cheese. Even more than I enjoyed my sandwich, I enjoyed the potatoes. I have never had such crispy breakfast potatoes. They are smashed and fried I think? Really exceptional; I usually don't like plain potatoes but I could eat these all day, even without ketchup or hot sauce or anything. Really impressed. Only complaint is that it's so far from my home so I won't be able to visit again anytime soon! Edit: I visited a second time on my trip because I couldn't stop thinking about those potatoes. This time I got a mushroom hash and again: so, so good. I've added a photo of the hash. Definitely recommend.
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The Rosewood is a fastfood experience in some ways, but a very good experience in other ways. You enter and line up like you would if you were going to an Arby's. But the ambiance is hipster, not fast food - but the structure of ordering is similar. While in the venue it is clean, and has a nice vibe. I liked what they did to the limited space they had. šŸ‘ Once you order, you take a number cafeteria style and your order will be brought to you. The food was prepared quickly and people were fine. But it is hard to be more than superficial in this regard. Had I asked for advice on the menu, it may have been different. But how do you ask questions when there are people behind you? So it is hard to rave about the service. So how was the food? I had a fried egg sandwich. If I recall, it was on a brioche bun. But regardless, it was light, soft, and fluffy. I would bet dollars to donuts it was in-house made. It was also substantial enough to hold the moisture from the yolk of the egg. It was tasty and well done. The home fried potatoes were the bomb. Crispy outside and amazingly soft and fluffy inside. You need to experience these. I am still wondering how they nailed that so perfectly. Again, you are going to a place that knows how to prepare good tasting comfort food. My meal was $16. For me that is a bit expensive, but I feel I got value. It was that good. The coffee - a latte - was very well prepared. It has really good coffee. My guest had a salad and enjoyed it. It was fresh and tasty I am told. Third, this place has great crullers I am told. A testament to that is they were sold out at 12:30. So go early for those. Parking in the area is a mess. Contruction everywhere. Rice Howard Way should be a beacon but it had construction fences and bins up around there, and it was sad to see. But the restaurant doesn't carry that. I struggled on a rating. I enjoyed it, but felt 4 ā­ļø was fair. But if you said it was a 5 ā­ļø experience, I wouldn't argue with you. If you said a 3 ā­ļø experience, for what I had, I *would* bicker with you about that. I will share a few pictures. Some are of the food, the venu and some are the surroundings. But I want to be clear. I wasn't expecting to review this place so the food pictures are not a good shot. I am also sharing pictures of the area around it. I am sharing more to say to #yegcc, get your act together. These great business deserve better.
Dwayne C

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Went during a weekend for brunch and even though we got there around 30mins after they opened, it got busy fast! We got the lox & egg sandwich w/crispy potatoes on the side ($21). It comes with cured salmon, scrambled egg, kale and the best part, the soft milk bun. The sandwich itself is good, not too heavy/rich for brunch, just salty enough for my liking and not dry either! Their crispy potatoes are a must, you have to try it to understand why everyone loves them. Overall, I would give the sandwich a 8.5/10 since I wish the portion size was a bit bigger. I also think the sandwich would benefit with some kind of spicy hot sauce on the side too. For their baked goods, I highly recommend their carrot cake! It's moist and fluffy inside & the cream cheese icing ties everything together perfectly. I love enjoying it by taking small bites throughout the day because I want to savour it as much as I can. Their raspberry cruller is also very yummy but sometimes they sell out of their crullers so go early. Downside is that parking is a headache so be prepared for that because it's located downtown. Also the space is on the smaller side, it can get quite noisy inside & sometimes you won't get a seat if you go during lunch hours.
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I was visiting Edmonton and wandered downtown to find a nice place for breakfast, which is when I stumbled upon Rosewood Foods. It is a clean, simple little place - honestly doesn't look like much and you order at the front and pay ahead of time - but it really delivered in the food-and-drink department. The atmosphere is nice and quiet, perfect for reading and drinking a coffee or having conversation. The drink I ordered - london fog with almond milk - was very good. But the real star was the food. I ordered a scallion, egg, and cheese sandwich. It was soft and buttery and absolutely covered in melty cheese. Even more than I enjoyed my sandwich, I enjoyed the potatoes. I have never had such crispy breakfast potatoes. They are smashed and fried I think? Really exceptional; I usually don't like plain potatoes but I could eat these all day, even without ketchup or hot sauce or anything. Really impressed. Only complaint is that it's so far from my home so I won't be able to visit again anytime soon! Edit: I visited a second time on my trip because I couldn't stop thinking about those potatoes. This time I got a mushroom hash and again: so, so good. I've added a photo of the hash. Definitely recommend.
Molly S.

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