Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in St. Albert Area

"As the largest shopping centre in the world, the West Edmonton Mall is by far the best choice for all your shopping needs. Its home to over 800 stores including three themed shopping streets, Bourbon Street, Europa Boulevard and Chinatown. There's far more than just stores at the mall with other attractions, such as Galaxyland, World Waterpark, Ice Palace, Putt 'n' Glow and so much more."

"Theme: Indoor Playground and waterpark, Sports and adventure. Age group: 2 to 12 years old. Price for a basic party:So many different packages."

"Kingsway Mall is a popular retail destination in Edmonton, linking customers with the products and experiences they want. The center has over 160 shops and facilities, including exclusive local businesses such as Glass Earth Inc., Keravie Lash Loft, and The Makers Keep, and it is still adding new ones. Kingsway, a component of the Oxford Properties Group, offers unrivaled tourist satisfaction in the hub, including facilities and opportunities that our guests won’t find anywhere else."

"Image SourceThose people who are looking for products from brands like Fossils, GAP, Disney, American Eagle, etc. the Kingsway Garden Mall is one of the best west Edmonton mall stores in the city. With more than 235 stores available on different floors of the complex, the mall is also the home to different recreational facilities and amusement activities. There are hair styling salons and spas available for the people to get in and relax."

"Image SourceProbably one of the most popular shopping stores in Edmonton, the South Edmonton Common is a must-visit place when you are in the city. Spread over more than a million square feet of area, the place is crowded by shopaholics who want to spend their money on different products they need. There are many famous showrooms of world-class brands available in this complex."

"The Southwest Edmonton Farmers’ Market (SWEFM) is a famous farmer’s market that supports local farmers, artisans, and producers and provides fresh, locally grown, and sustainable produce to residents and visitors of Edmonton. The market is home to an incredible spectrum of vendors selling their wares, from artisans and craftspeople to local farmer’s selling fresh fruit and vegetables. You can also find charcuterie and cheeses, buskers, food trucks, and bakers boasting warm bread and freshly baked pastries."

"The Southwest Edmonton Farmers’ Market brings the freshest local food and beautiful crafts to the heart of Terwillegar”. Find all the details here. When: Every Wednesday from 4 pm to 7:30 pm (Until October 5)Where: Terwillegar Recreation Centre Parking Lot"

"Image SourceA really large mall in the heart of Edmonton, the Edmonton City Centre boats of providing the people with a great shopping experience. Shops of all genres like clothing, books, stationery, jewelry, health, etc. can all be found at this one place, everything under one roof. There are stores of all budgets, so shoppers with different needs can visit the complex."

"The Old Strathcona Antique Mall is the place to go to find both old and new treasures. Owned by the dynamic mother-daughter team of Betty and Bobbi, the market has long been an institution among antique lovers and treasure hunters. It boasts the best collection of antiques, vintage jewelry and clothing, and retro furniture under one roof."

"Old Strathcona Shopping Centre works creatively at the crossroads of corporations, state policymakers, non-profit groups, and all of their community’s residents. The kinds of companies, programs, arts, and cultural organizations that make up the bedrock of what they do represent the diversity of their society. Programs and facilities in the fields of cleanliness, beautification, company assistance, promotion, lobbying, and mobility are among the interests expressed by the affiliates."

"Image SourceOne of the city’s first modern-day shopping mall, Londonderry Mall in Edmonton is a famous shopping destination in the city. It is one of the most decorated and popular places for shopping in Edmonton. There are more than 150+ shops of all kinds available here."

"Located just blocks from the bustling 124 Street shopping district and Brewery District, this new development makes for an adorable (and colourful) photo backdrop. Complete with unique architecture and atmosphere, you can strike a pose by the outdoor fountain or chill out on the patio at Arcadia with a cold beer in hand. Located on the corner of 120 Street and 107 Avenue"

"Burger had so much flavour and milkshakes were a great consistency and not too sweet. My dad is in the ..."

"Next on our list of the best Italian restaurants in Edmonton is Allegro Italian Kitchen. Their restaurant offers dishes like inslatas, paninis, zuppa, and a good serving of entrees that will help stave off hunger before the main course. They offer deliveries through Doordash so you don’t miss out on their great selections."

"Pazzo Pazzo serves Italian Cuisine that brings playful and refined Italian experience. The restaurant offers a fresh new take on the old country because of its seamless blend of old-world charm and modern luster."

"They know that good food starts with good ingredients, so they start with the freshest and highest quality ingredients in the kitchen. Life’s tomato bruschetta mix is definitely a local favourite."

"If you want to get to know Edmonton’s coffee scene, you probably should start at the source: Joe Parrottino, who first introduced Edmonton to proper espresso-based coffee in the ’90s. He’s now considered by many to be the godfather of the local independent coffee shop scene. His latest venture is the wildly popular ACE Coffee Roasters, which supplies beans to a number of other shops around town (see below) and is well loved for its fully developed, traditional Italian flavour profile."

"All coffee aficionados will love the local Edmonton coffee roaster, Ace Coffee Roasters — they’re our favourite coffee in Edmonton!. Their beans are used in most local coffee shops. There’s also a Garneau location at 11053 86 Ave, Edmonton."

"Get your coffee straight from the source and visit their cafe. While you’re there, you might as well learn about all the different ways to make it. Who knows, you might head h0me with a new coffee dripper and a pound or two of beans."