Fifendekel - Edmonton

I just grabbed an egg salad sandwich on multigrain bread and a slice of the daily special, “Strawberry Pie.” The pie was amazing! It brought back memories of my... read more I just grabbed an egg salad sandwich on multigrain bread and a slice of the daily special, “Strawberry Pie.” The pie was amazing! It brought back memories of my mother taking my siblings and me for a special treat of strawberry pie at Woodward’s Cafe in Westmount Mall back in the 1960s. The sandwich was also really good. Thank you for the nostalgic experience!

I’ve had a disappointing experience at this location due to the unfriendly server who makes the sandwiches. Every visit has felt uncomfortable, as they often ta... read more I’ve had a disappointing experience at this location due to the unfriendly server who makes the sandwiches. Every visit has felt uncomfortable, as they often talk over me, rush my order, and greet me in a rude manner. While the sandwiches are great and the other staff members are polite, the service from this particular server has made me decide to visit a different location in the future.

The restaurant tends to be quite busy during lunch, but the line moves quickly. The service is friendly. I ordered the black forest ham sandwich with all the to... read more The restaurant tends to be quite busy during lunch, but the line moves quickly. The service is friendly. I ordered the black forest ham sandwich with all the toppings and added cheese. It ended up being massive! All the ingredients were fresh, and the sandwich was absolutely delicious.

What a lovely spot! The staff were friendly and cheerful, and I can't wait to return to try more dishes. Be sure to check it out! read more What a lovely spot! The staff were friendly and cheerful, and I can't wait to return to try more dishes. Be sure to check it out!

The wrap platter was especially disappointing, featuring large empty spaces and soggy wraps. The mini quiches were served in tart clamshells, which I had to tra... read more The wrap platter was especially disappointing, featuring large empty spaces and soggy wraps. The mini quiches were served in tart clamshells, which I had to transfer to a proper platter myself. To make matters worse, part of our order was forgotten, necessitating a trip back to retrieve it. The cheese, grapes, and cracker platter—costing around $80—looked like it had been put together by a young child. It consisted of Ritz and saltine crackers, scant amounts of cheese, and a meager line of grapes, all with excessive empty space on the platter. As caterers ourselves, we had trusted Fifendekle to deliver a well-executed service. I chose not to call or request a refund because, ultimately, the damage was done. I was left feeling embarrassed by the quality of this catering.