Ordered the 8" black forest cake and it was absolutely amazing! Absolutely delicious! Nice…read moretexture, three layers, not overly sweet, great presentation, the liqueur soaked cherries were perfect! Would definitely order again and again! Also ordered some pastries: maple pecan brioche, Apple danish, fruit and custard danish, birdsnest, coconut macaroon, and can't remember the last thing, we ate it so fast. Everything was so good! Everything had a nice texture, not too rich or doughy. Well sized, so you can cut and share. Too bad we live too far away to frequent this place more often. I had my hands full with the cake box and all, so the cashier went out of her way to open the door for me! She had also pointed out the goodies on the shelf behind her which I wouldn't have noticed if she didn't. Just a couple of seats in front of the window so more of a take out place. Place is just lovely! Bring cash or debit only, no credit card.

I came here to pick up some treats while in the Steveston neighbourhood. I got a maple brioche,…read morepistachio raspberry tart, and an earl gray and cranberry scone. It is quite a small store inside with no seating but I did appreciate how it had a ramp to get inside as I had my stroller with me that day. I would have to say that every single one of the baked goods that I got were absolutely phenomenal and I cannot wait to be back to try more of their selections.

I've been ordering and picking up baked goods and cakes from Little Fox for a few years now. They…read moreare located inside President Plaza in a stall on the ground floor. You will not find prices as good as these from any other French style bakeries. For example, $32 for a 6 inch cake is an absolute steal. Their baked goods range from $2.75-$6.75, which is significantly more fair than many bakeries I've been to in Vancouver. They have a seamless online ordering system and cakes can be ordered for pick up ahead of time. They have many varieties of cakes and baked goods, but some of my favourites are the matcha filled croissant and matcha black sesame opera cake. There is also a chocolate vegan option cake which tastes amazing considering there's no dairy or eggs in it. Would highly recommend this place for value and quality.

Little fox Bakehouse is a popular Asian patisserie that sells cakes, croissants, puffs and most…read morethings dessert lovers love. I've been to the bakery many times and i often find their products a hit and miss. This time i got a Hong Kong milk tea puff and a salted egg croissant. I don't know why I keep on buying their puffs everytime and end up disappointed. Normally i find their filling too little or other times they'd be too sweet. This time, the filling oozed out of the puff for some reason and onto the food court table. Needless to say i couldn't just scoop it back up and eat it. Was the puff not molded properly prior to baking? The salted egg croissant was extremely delicious though. The croissant flaky and buttery, which complemented the salted egg filling inside.

Two words - Olive Loaf. TO DIE FOR. We first tried this loaf at my aunts as she was hosting us for…read moredinner, my husband and I immediately clocked that wherever this loaf was from, we needed to make a trip there over the long weekend. My aunt said it was from Flourist so we made plans to hit up bakery and try more of their delicious items. The bakery itself is BUMPIN! We went Sunday around 11 and it's clearly a fan fave of the neighborhood. Seats outside were taken and inside was just as busy. The interior is beautiful, with different shades of beige, I love their little grocery corner where you can buy you're own sourdough starter, Pizza dough, wine or books all about bread. The line up went quick and we got the veggie sando, a potato galette and of course the olive loaf to go. For drinks we got a cardamon laté and hibiscus lemonade. Everything was delicious - the sando had fresh mozza, eggplant, tomato and spinach on fresh focaccia. The potato galette was savoury and oniony and we took the olive loaf home and devoured it in 24 hours. This is the freshest baked loaf I've had in Vancouver. I was so tempted to also get a cinnamon bun because damn the icing was so thick and the bun looked so soft but I decided that was for another time. It isn't cheap though so keep that in mind! Our two drinks, loaf, sando and potato galette came to $60 total. Is it a delicious product? YES. You will not be disappointed! Can't wait to go back to try that Cinnabon!!!

My favorite bakery in Vancouver. I stop here every time I am in this city. This trip I went 3 days…read moreout of 5. Their food is high quality, delicious, fresh, and comforting. It's food you want to eat everyday. The bread is so good and it's the base of everything. Actually their freshly milled flour is the base. It's the perfect neighborhood spot. It's casual, friendly, and cozy. Every time I've been here, I always see families and strollers. I'd be here weekly if I lived here. So good.

Amazing little bakery, lots of foot traffic on Saturday morning. Ordered a few things to try and an…read moreamericano coffee. We ordered a baguette, a pain au chocolat, a cinnamon bun, and an orange olive oil cake. Everything was delicious. They had some outside sidewalk seating available to sit and enjoy our pastry and coffee. We later enjoyed the baguette with cheese and fruit and had the cake the next morning.

HAZELNUT NOUGATINE CROISSAAAANT?…read more Yes please. Very good crunch, a little overly sweet personally. Needed a black coffee to even it out. We also ordered the plain croissant. And truly it was lacking. Not enough layers; perhaps on display too long... more pull than crunch? My husband thought it was grocery store caliber. The coffee was solid. The staff was smiling. Sadly wont be back. I truly believe the test of a good bakery is the plain croissant. I know as a Quebecer i am hard to please with pastry. But c'est la vie.

My absolute favourite place to go for a quick drink and tasty treat and one of the best vendors who…read moreparticipated the hot chocolate festival! Every year I always look forward to what Fife comes I with next for the hot chocolate festival and they get more and more creative each year! Their drinks are the perfect sweetness and flavour is on point to the theme they are trying to achieve! In my recent two visits I tried the Mango Pudding and Sweet Almond tea. They were both so good I wish they are part of their regular menu!

'm still pretty new to exploring local bakeries, and Fife Bakery was a really nice little…read morediscovery. The pastries caught my attention right away, especially the classic apple pie and the cheese pastry. Everything looked fresh and beautifully baked, and the coffee made it feel like a perfect little afternoon stop. The service felt friendly and relaxed, and I liked the cozy atmosphere inside. The warm lighting, bakery counter, and little seating area give it a welcoming neighborhood feel without being too fancy or formal. Overall, I really enjoyed the experience. There were a few other pastries I didn't get to try, so I'd definitely be curious to come back and explore more of the selection next time.

The best baked goods you'll ever have. Lemon and raspberry scone was a well balanced explosion of…read moreflavour. The jalapeño and cheese was so savoury yet well spiced. Came back the next day and grabbed their ham and cheese croissant and blueberry dream. The croissant was light airy and flaky. The cheese and ham combination was delicious. The best croissant I've ever had. The blueberry dream muffin was really good too. Best thing about this bakery is that everything isn't overly sweet. Pro tip: get an oat milk latte from beachcomber coffee and grab a lemon raspberry scone from here and walk around the landing.

We bought a few things from this little bakery and unfortunately, most of the items were a bit…read moredisappointing either because they weren't what we expected or were sweeter than we liked. We got the Key Lime Tart which was too heavy on the cream cheese with not enough citrus flavour making it taste more like a cheesecake than a tart. The almond apple tart had a lot of frangipane and a good tart crust but the apple part was missing. The carrot cake slice didnt have enough tang in the cream cheese frosting and the flavours of the cake fell flat. Their other baked goods were a bit better with the berry muffin being not too oily or sweet but a bit dry, the texture of the jalapeño and cheddar scone was fluffy and light but I could hardly taste any cheese. The veggie puff was the favourite being flavourful and light. We also grabbed a bag of their white chocolate chip macadamia nut cookies (gf) and molasses cookies because they were day olds and half off and these were some of the better treats we tried from here. Overall, we had high expectations and were unfortunately let down by the treats at Sandy's.

Wowzer! The choices are endless. So many things to pick from. All look amazing…read more I got the ginger molasses cookie and it was delicious! Amazing. Wanted so much more but was visiting and could not carry things around all day. There were about 13 things I would have bought! They do have the BC records that are a special pastry. Line was long. Moved quickly. Very friendly staff! Great bakery.

While vacationing in Vancouver, I went on a tour that stopped at Granville Island Market. I planned…read moremy visit ahead of time, and Stuart's Bakery was one of the places I wanted to try. I came specifically for their cinnamon record, a giant circular pastry that tastes like an elephant ear or palmier. It had the perfect amount of cinnamon and sugar, and it was crispy with just a little flakiness. It was so delicious and was so fun to eat. The pastry was huge that it took me three days to finish it. I kept nibbling on it as a snack throughout my trip, and I even had some left for my flight home. It came in handy at the airport and kept me from getting hungry while traveling. At just $6 CAD, it was also a great value. If you're visiting Granville Island Market, I highly recommend picking up a cinnamon record from Stuart's Bakery.

Really good croissants! Not a lot of seating but nice for a small breakfast or to grab something to…read morego. Service was quick and very nice!

Delicate and delicious, but with a few caveats…read more I ordered the Milk Tea Peach Tiramisu from Beaucoup Cafe and was very impressed. It was delicate, elegant, and genuinely delicious--the flavours were well balanced, and you could tell there was a lot of care put into making it. I definitely wasn't disappointed. That said, it is on the expensive side, so I did find myself expecting a little more flexibility with the service. In particular, I was surprised that they couldn't accommodate a simple name plate on the cake. For a cake at this price point, it seems like a fairly reasonable request, especially when other bakeries offer this on less expensive cakes. The pickup process itself was fine, but keep in mind that pre-orders need to be placed quite a few days in advance, so this isn't really a last-minute cake option. One other practical note: if you're ordering during the summer, make sure you get it into the fridge as soon as possible after pickup. The tiramisu is quite delicate and doesn't hold up well sitting out in the heat. Overall, a beautiful and delicious cake that I would happily have again, although the price and some of the ordering limitations are worth keeping in mind.