The pastries were delicious, I bought meringues in four different flavors as a gift, and they loved…read morethem.

I enjoyed an excellent americano here, and my husband liked his cappuccino. Super friendly service…read morefrom the young ladies behind the counter. Everything in the case looked delectable, but we decided upon a large peanut butter-caramel cookie that was still warm from the oven -- and was it ever good. It was made even better with a light sprinkle from the salt shaker. We also shared a Black Forest bar with frosting that tasted a bit refrigeratory; the chocolate sponge cake layers were dry but the cherry filling was tart-sweet and delicious. The patio provided a relaxing space to sit, sip and snack as we watched the denizens of this lovely neighborhood stroll by.

Great neighborhood coffee shop that I found buzzing on a Saturday morning. Many people brought…read moretheir dogs, and thankfully there is plenty of seating on the patio. I ordered a special drink: the Orange Carmel Cloud, a fancy cold brew coffee. It was super refreshing and tasty. Would definitely come back and maybe check out their Kits location next time.

This place had been on my radar for awhile. I really love the Bring Your Own Cup concept. I get…read morethat it's not appealing to everyone as it's not convenient for people to have to bring their own cups. Our humand desire for convenience though is costing us in the long run, so I'm all for "eco-friendly" options. They do also have an option to rent reusable mugs and bring it back later. My goodness, I went on a wild goose chase trying to get to this place. There's construcion happening on the street so my GPS sent me in circles before I finally managed to get here. For quite awhile I was in one of those "So close, yet so far" situations. After scanning the menu my eye landed on something called Hangeul Combo which consisted of Gochujang Hot Chocolate and Korean Hangeul cookies. I had not idea what Hangeul cookies were but Gochujang hot chocolate sounded intriguing to me so I decided to be adventurous and try something new. The Gochujang Hot chocolate was really interesting. I could feel a burning sensation in my throat when I drank it. The cookies were prepackaged and there was Korean writing on the wrapper. I used Google Translate on it, and Google Translate told me the there "Might" be stuff like pork, chicken, beef in the cookies. As I'm Pescatarian, I decided not to take the risk and gave the cookies to someone else later in the day. That's what I get for being adventurous. Glad I tried the Gochujang Hot Chocolate as it was a very interesting flavor but the whole combo really wasn't worth it to me. I felt slightly ripped off. Even if I'd eaten the Hangeul cookies, or if the Gochujang Hot Chocolate had been sold separately without cookies...the amount of Hot Chocolate that was in my little cup was a very sad amount. I really think they could have filled my cup higher, and it really wasn't a very large cup to begin with. They do have a lot of other interesting food items in this place, so...despite the fact that I had a less than ideal experience, I'd still be willing to give this place a try. Cinnamon Croffle, Nutella Banana Croffle and Gochujang Scone really caught my eye. Service: Good Parking: Free parking on the street

Such a cute Neighbourhood gem! It's a restaurant and café with super cozy seating and lots of…read moredelicious, gourmet meals. We love going here for cheap, quick eats and more formal sit-down meals as well. The new management has also given it a makeover, and it's interior looks great! The staff are all friendly and lovely to talk to.

Found a place on the Too Good to Go app called The Cornerstone Bistro by Monika's, decided to check…read moreit out and it brought me here. I was intrigued by the location even before I came here in person as I could see on the map that it was in a residential area, away from main streets and other commercial businesses. There was only one lady working here (Monika). I came here with my mom. She ordered a Chai Latte and I ordered a Matcha Latte. Our drinks came out fairly quickly but we had to wait quite awhile for our food. We had each ordered a slice of quiche with a bowl of Potato & Leek soup. Monika realized we had waited quite awhile for our food and brought us a chunk of carrot cake on the house to make up for the long wait. She said this cake was their bestseller. No room to eat the cake as tummy space was already taken up by quiche and soup, so we brought the cake home. The cake was quite good indeed and I enjoyed the quiche as well. Drinks and soup could have been better. I would have preferred my Matcha Latte to have been sweeter and my mom felt her Chai Latte was a bit too sweet for her. I think this place has potential and perhaps might do better with a bit more help. It's a charming space in a nice, quiet neighborhood. I do hope there will be more staff working here eventually. Kinda sounded like Monika had taken over this shop not too long ago so...guess it's in a bit of a transitional stage.

If you love croissants this is the place. Their croissants are amazing - very flaky, slight…read morecrispy, very light and airy - it is like biting into a cloud full of succulent raspberry, which is so light. It's not as crispy as some others but light and uniquely wonderful. I definitely want to come back to try their other croissants. I also had a Koughn Aman. Their take is slightly different. It has a very sweet glaze on top but is not really crispy like most other bakeries do it. I like it though I might slightly prefer the way other places do it. Overall amazing pastries.

retail therapy can be hard work, so much so, that i needed a coffee break…read more lucky for me, angus t was nearby. with so many pastry choices, i decided on the the double baked almond croissant. it had a buttery, golden brown exterior, slightly crisp but not so flaky. the filling was a sweet, almost velvety frangipane, rich with nutty flavour of almonds and just the right level of sweetness to balance the pastry, but contrary to the sign, the chocolate was missing, and the slivered almonds on top were not toasted. the croissant itself was slightly caramelized, and had a chewy texture. my latte with oat milk was smooth, and beautifully showcased the barista's skill with a heart design, it was exactly what i needed, at that time, to continue on with my day.

One of the best coffee places in Vancouver. I miss their gooey cinnamon buns that they had a few…read moreyears back. Today I had the brasil batch brew coffee accompanied by a Thai swirl and apple pecan croissant. The brasil batch brew was a sweet and slightly tart sip with a clean finish. The Thai swirl had a light curry note, I could have used a bit more. The apple pecan was like an apple pie but the little flakes went everywhere.

Back after a few years. This time ube matcha latte…read more Well the drink is just as awesome. Same with service. The ambience is good too. Will return!

I'm obsessed with this place . Great vibes ! Staff is super friendly and warm . Alexe was very…read morethorough and knowledgeable about the menu and made me feel right at home . If I lived in North Vancouver/ The shipyard area I'd totally be here all the time . My only issue is I just wished they were open longer on the weekdays as well as the weekends. They close at 4 weekdays and at 5 on weekends . Kitchen also closes one hour before so if you are craving a hot item get your order in before then !!! Don't make the same mistake as me . I will definitely be back .

I have visited Nemesis in North Vancouver multiple times, and unfortunately my experience has been…read moreconsistently disappointing when it comes to hospitality. Every time I come in, I do not feel welcomed. When I ask to sit at an available table, I am told it is "reserved for a group" and I cannot sit alone, and I am directed to sit at the bar seating which is very uncomfortable. I have personally observed other solo guests being allowed to sit at those same tables without any issue, which makes the treatment feel targeted and inconsistent. A coffee shop should be a place where every paying customer feels comfortable and respected. At Nemesis, I have not felt that at all. The lack of friendliness and selective application of seating rules is not acceptable for a business of this caliber. I expected much better service and basic hospitality. I will not be returning. "I felt unwelcome and treated differently in a way that felt discriminatory."

Honestly, this was easily one of the best brunches I've ever had in BC! We drove up from Toronto…read morefor a road trip to Whistler, and stopping at Fergie's was such a highlight. The vibe here is absolutely amazing, the food was incredible, and the coffee totally hit the spot. Whatever they do to their potatoes is pure magic, so delicious! This place is an absolute must-visit if you're in the area!

Rainy and cold today. En route to whistler so stopped here. Excellent service. The waiters were…read morefriendly and cheerful, which really added to the amazing vibes. Excellent cup of latte and cappuccino. Truly one of the BEST brisket baguette and just I've ever had. They neither compromised on the quality or quantity. Everything was so flavourful, even the fries! I LOVeD every bite! Hubby ordered the fisherman's benedict. And since he's an expert in seafood (it's his career), he wasn't the biggest fan of the albacore tataki or the biscuit. He loves bennys but more of the traditional english muffin. But that's OK, the stars i'm giving is based on my food, which was incredible! Thank you for a beautiful experience, you guys are awesome and we will be back! Hubby said he'll order the baguette for next time!

Love this little French vibe cafe! Especially sitting close to the window and feel the sunshine in…read morethe late afternoon. It wasn't busy in the Friday afternoon, good for chat and work! Honjicha latte i had was very good, asked for half sweet, taste was rich!

such a cute little French cafe! I think this was one of the best cafes i've been to -the…read moreaesthetics, latte art, service were all on point. i had the 12 oz pumpkin spice latte ($6.40) and it was cutely decorated with cinnamon latte art at the top. my friends got the pecan tart, matcha latte and strawberry cake and they were all neatly presented. i tried a bit of the pecan tart and it was a bit dry/tough to bite (almost like a cookie) but I liked the pecan flavours. Only downside is this place is all the way in West Van! otherwise you'd catch me here every week!

This place was so cool and so beautifully designed! It was absolutely calming to be there…read more Tried the seasonal drinks and pastry and it did not disappoint. It was a tad bit expensive but I would say these are quality pastries and very unique. The staff were super friendly.

I visited Nemesis Coquitlam to get some pastries…read more What I got: Pull apart - croissant dough filled with chives and cream cheese, Pesto mozzarella swirl -Pesto and mozzarella cheese, Ferrero rocher danish - Hazelnut praline, chocolate mousse, vanilla custard Pistachio loaf - pistachio ganache and raspberries. Pull apart was lighter than I expected. Other place's pull apart was so buttery, cheesy, however, this one was flaky and buttery, so, if you prefer light texture pull apart, you will like it. Cream cheese filling was nice accent. Pistachio loaf was more dense than I expected. It had pistachio whipped cream on top, so, cream helped loaf texture more smooth. Loaf had strong pistachio flavor. I liked whipped cream and loaf combination. Pesto and mozzalera swirl was a bit too salty for me. Dough was super flaky and buttery, I liked the dough texture so much, but filling could be more minder. Unfortunately, I did not have ferrero rocher danish. I heard that this one was the best. Mousse was so delicious and dough was very flaky and buttery. Overall, I think their pastries are always outstanding and good quality. The place was extremely busy and could not get a table. Next time, I wish I could dine-in.