Original Joe's
12520 - 102 Ave, Edmonton, AB, T5N 0M3
780-452-3034 Fax: 780-452-8404 | Website
This club just west of downtown offers an upscale vibe and a menu that beats pub grub any day.
Category:
Bars/Clubs
What:
| Ambiance | | Happy Hour, After Work |
| Music Genres | | Rock |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa, Cash |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Central |
When:
| Mon-Fri 11AM-2AM; Sat 10AM-2AM; Sun 10AM-12AM |
Profile Last Updated: April 06, 2009
The Scene
Located west of downtown, Original Joe's is the latest candidate to occupy a space that previously housed the Mongolian Food Experience and the ever-so-eclectic Iron Bridge. Much of the building's decor remains intact from the last eatery to occupy the joint, right down to the posh patio that's been a much-talked-about after-work hangout and a lengthy pit stop for sunset worshipers. Adding to the vibe is an evening pub feel and live music every Saturday.
The Food
Name your poison, you've got it, right down to nearly a dozen microbrewery ales and lager served on the premises. Cuisine is several notches above pub grub, and while the menu is nowhere near as exotic as the dishes served in restaurants previously served in the location, chances are you won't be disappointed. For starters, the menu ranges from all sorts of burgers, pizzas and salads to some interesting pasta dishes. Also check out the weekend brunches from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. But a great deal of presentation goes into most of the entrees, in part presumably to assure the clientele that service is crucial to garnering regulars. And that may go a long way to ensure that Original Joe's will be around for a while.
Located west of downtown, Original Joe's is the latest candidate to occupy a space that previously housed the Mongolian Food Experience and the ever-so-eclectic Iron Bridge. Much of the building's decor remains intact from the last eatery to occupy the joint, right down to the posh patio that's been a much-talked-about after-work hangout and a lengthy pit stop for sunset worshipers. Adding to the vibe is an evening pub feel and live music every Saturday.
The Food
Name your poison, you've got it, right down to nearly a dozen microbrewery ales and lager served on the premises. Cuisine is several notches above pub grub, and while the menu is nowhere near as exotic as the dishes served in restaurants previously served in the location, chances are you won't be disappointed. For starters, the menu ranges from all sorts of burgers, pizzas and salads to some interesting pasta dishes. Also check out the weekend brunches from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. But a great deal of presentation goes into most of the entrees, in part presumably to assure the clientele that service is crucial to garnering regulars. And that may go a long way to ensure that Original Joe's will be around for a while.
