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Block 1912 Cafe
Block 1912 has been a Whyte Avenue legend in Edmonton for many many years. However with so many more innovative and creative options entering the scene, it is feeling as if Block is becoming dated now.
It is still the same "antiquated" vibe in their space which kinda works. However, the food is not the freshest (the display window doesn't look very appealing) and the java offerings are just so-so.
I know a lot of my friends still prefer this as a stop when we hit up Whyte. But I just feel that it needs a refresh or upgrade. There are numerous new hip stylistic java stops that have opened with the greatest coffee blends.
I will still stop by in a pinch though.
3 x ☕☕☕
It is still the same "antiquated" vibe in their space which kinda works. However, the food is not the freshest (the display window doesn't look very appealing) and the java offerings are just so-so.
I know a lot of my friends still prefer this as a stop when we hit up Whyte. But I just feel that it needs a refresh or upgrade. There are numerous new hip stylistic java stops that have opened with the greatest coffee blends.
I will still stop by in a pinch though.
3 x ☕☕☕
Low Level Bridge
Nothing spectacular about the low level bridge. The pathway across is not as wide as some of the other newer bridges in Edmonton. And pedestrians are very close to the traffic. The architecture is nothing out is the ordinary. It's a functional driving and pedestrian bridge.