Location: Edmonton
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Best Eastern European food near Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best Eastern European food in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. As North America’s northernmost large metropolis, Edmonton is a fascinating study in contrasts — a vibrant urban center in the heart of the wilderness. It’s a city that’s never been afraid to do things a little differently, as visitors discover through close encounters with free-roaming bison, a shopping mall that spans more than 48 city blocks, and a dynamic arts and culture scene that embraces more than 40 annual festivals, including the continent’s biggest and wildest Fringe Theatre Festival.
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1. Continental Treat Fine Bistro Gluten Free
Overall Ratings
4 based on 381 reviews
Continental Treat Fine Bistro "Taste of Europe" . Gluten Free Continental Treat Fine Bistro is a south Edmonton Best Gluten Free , modern European, Germanic Restaurant. A family affair, as three generations of the Borówka Family work together to bring the
Reviewed By sharonr806
Warm garlic bread (gluten free) and Black forest cake for desert (gluten free) with a great chicken schnitzel for dinner. YUM!! The overhead fans were a bit chilly in the room we were in. Service was good but slow for food arrival after the soup. Thanks!!Good Morning , thank you so much for this great 5 star feedback, we really appreciate it. We are so happy to hear that you enjoyed everything, sorry about the fans, this summer is a bit of a hit and miss with the weather and we are doing our best to keep the place cool. We hope to see you back soon, have a wonderful day, Sylvester and Famiiy.
2. Bistro Praha
Overall Ratings
4 based on 204 reviews
Bistro Praha is a well established European Food and Drink restaurant located in the downtown of Edmonton for the past 40 years. We take pride in serving fresh food , cooked to perfection and a large variety of imported beers and wines to drink. We are op
Reviewed By Ann S
My family and I have been visiting this Czech restaurant practically since it opened in 1979. It underwent a disastrous fire some years ago but rebuilt in a location nearby and everything stayed the same! By the owner's admission, the menu hasn't changed since the inception of the restaurant - only the prices have changed! We always order the Weiner Schnitzel which is excellent and is served with tomato salad. There's goulash of course also, served with traditional Czech dumplings. The wine list is short, but most people enjoy the Czech beer! Apple strudel or crepes for dessert. Always busy - make a reservation.
3. Uncle Ed's Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 130 reviews
Reviewed By woodmister
I am not Ukrainian and have never been to that country. I really do like this food type, especially the stuffed cabbage rolls and the perogies, which I have eaten in homes around the city and have purchased in local supermarkets. That is my disclaimer. As for the food here, we found the prices reasonable, the portions acceptable, and the plate servings interesting. Based on what we have read here, we experienced authentic Ukrainian food and that was special. We found the stuffed and cheese covered potatoes and crepes to be interesting, different, and new to us. I had the meatballs and my wife had the sausage both were good but my meatballs were better. The perogies were fine but tasted very similar to what you would find in most grocery stores in Edmonton. The cabbage rolls had no meat or tomato sauce so that was a disappointment. I guess that way stuffed cabbage rolls are made varies by region and taste. We like our with meat and rice. In closing, we were very happy with our meals and the great service because it felt like we were on the road again in a foreign country sharing a meal with locals. Can't wait to bring my grandchildren here to experience the food and the charm.
