I would like to express my gratitude & appreciation to one employee of Starbucks at this location…read morethat I order my short dark coffee with two small tubes of honey everyday on my way back from gym and this employee is a young female with glasses by the name of Gudeen (or maybe Gucleen) for her attitude & respect to me as a senior male as I waited for her to brew a new cup of coffee and she brought the cup to me while I was waiting outside the shop it was very nice ,big thank you to Starbucks for its wonderful coffee brew (I have been drinking Starbucks since 1990) and to its employees Sadik Akrawi Retired Engineer Vancouver BC Canada .

Looks like they updated the interior at some point in the last few years. The place looks more…read moremodern. However, they got rid of quite a bit of interior seating. There is now only a single bar style row along the windows. I came as a group and there was no way to sit together to chat. The only alternative was to bake outside in the summer sun in their S and W facing patios. Ugh. The good news is that many drinks (hot coffee, ice coffee, iced teas) come with unlimited refills. Took full advantage of it. Tasty.

We came here just for coffee. Nice cozy place to chill though it was plenty warm during hot summer…read moredays. Then it would be cooler to sit outside where there are a couple of tables. I had the flat white and it was good. It had a good crema and the coffee was on the strong side. Pretty robust. It did have a bit of slight acidic aftertaste but I could live with that. Sugar not needed.

This coffee shop at the corner is artistic. When I walk into the shop along the corridor from the…read moreentrance they are exhibiting the painting by local artist. Also the lightings are nostalgic. I went there in a sunny afternoon and had a latte with a scone. Coffee went well and the scone tasted good. The barista was a very nice guy and very attentive. I recommend this lovely cafe for anyone who enjoys a quiet moment in the afternoon with coffee and light foods.

Excellent atmosphere , good service , clean and energetic , open mic night is a blastread more

Hello from the Other Side!!!…read more Yup ... Your GTA Yelper is out in the West Coast enjoying the beaches, the wildlife, the mountains, the oceans... Ugh. I Just want to go back HOME!!! LOL! When in VanCity, do what the natives do. Go to the BEACH! There are several beaches to go to and when finished playing sunburn roulette, one usually finds themselves famished! Hmmm... Didn't have fish'n'chips for a while. In fact, it's been like dog's years and some. AND I saw Pelican Rouge on the way in on my e-scooter (yeah... love these things). This place is housed in as one of a series of small restaurants dotting Crescent Beach. Decided to just get something to eat. 2 pieces of Halibut, Chips, and some slaw. OUCH...$42!!!! Boy it better be good! IT WAS!!! NOT! You would be proud of the serving if you were related to Captain Highliner. The pieces of fish was small - might as well have been Goldie the Goldfish on the plate. And the CHIPS - don't call it chips, would be more in line with limp fries from Harvey's (I think it's the same frozen thing). The phenomenon called pay and tip before receiving the food - thank you Covid! - really is pissing me off. I had to pay for the food and tip before even knowing what is going to be on my plate. AND when I don't like it.. what is my recourse? The fish was not good - the batter was the only highlight here. I know this area is somewhat seasonal and can be a bit touristy but seriously, tourists are human too! FML! So... for all you peeps out there thinking BC got fish down to a tee. Well let me tell you, NOT. Simple batter and fry eludes them - thank the lord they still know how to cut raw fish and serve!!! Ugh... JEERS!!!

After wanting to stop in and try this coffee shop for a good long while I finally had the chance…read moreto. I came in here for lunch with my parents while they were in town on the suggestion of my mom and we both enjoyed it. Since my mom and I have very similar tastes (we're pretty much on in the same) we ordered the ham breakfast wrap and the mini pancakes (with chocolate sauce) to split and we each othered a waves sized chai latte. I'm pretty picky about my chai lattes in that I like them to be on the spicer side and not sweeter like some places make them. And so I really judge a coffee house (if they offer them) based on that. The chai latte I got here was absolute perfection! I will definitely be coming back just for that alone. As for the ham breakfast wrap and mini, they were yummy and hit the spot to satisfy my hunger. I will also be giving them another go... perhaps next time the caramel sauce on the pancakes? Definitely​ check this place out!

Great Staff, even greater coffee!…read more If you're deciding if you want to come or not, do yourself a favour and enjoy their welcoming atmosphere :)

I love forecast and come here frequently! The vibe is immaculate. However I feel like they've…read moregotten a bit stingy. I order the Bowl of Fries all the time and it's usually a nice hefty portion. The last time, the bowl was only half full. They also charge a full dollar for plant milks, which is exuberant imo.

Tried out the coffee here for the first time and it's sooo good! Really enjoyed the coconut mango…read morelatte that I ordered! The only thing that would make it better is if there was actual fresh mango in it and not just syrup. They have ongoing trivia night once a month at the Slocan location so looking forward to trying that!

While staying in little rock, this was highly recommended by our wonderful Airbnb host who lived a…read morecouple of blocks down the hill. We are so glad she recommended it! Because it was the perfect spot for breakfast before heading back to the US. We got a couple of things, the medium acai bowl (easily shareable between two people), matcha latte, vanilla latte, and a breakfast sandwich. The food was very fresh and the latte was very good! The fruits were very fresh on the acai bowl. The matcha was just ok and we wished that we added a meat to the breakfast sandwich since it was missing a bit of saltiness. With that being said, everything about this is relaxed and cozy: from the interior, to the nice staff, to even the easiness of parking/accessibility from the main street. We definitely had a great time stopping by!

Palm tree latte was interesting and on brand with the tropical theme. Such a nice ambiance with the…read moresummery and tropical decor. Service was friendly.

First, I love the location, the service and the space...high ceilings, clean, open and large…read morewindows all around to let in the natural light. But came for the Hot Chocolate Festival and it was a huge fail. I sampled both flavours on this trip: S'Morelicious and the Chocolate Caliente. The presentation of both were great but both were too sweet...the sugar was overpowering on both. The churro accompaniment with the Chocolate Caliente was soggy and obviously microwaved at an attempt to serve it warm. I expect more for Caffe Artigiano and it was not a positive experience.

I only got one thing here--the breakfast croissant so my rating is based off of that. It was so…read moredelicious. The croissant was crispy, the egg was PERFECTLY seasoned and tender for my soft mouth, and it's loaded with filling. Multiple ham slices and lots of eggs. Service was quick. It's a large cafe with a lot of tables. It was almost full at the random time we went (3pm)--only two small tables were available.

I stayed in the nearby Sylvia Hotel and came here every day for a week for coffee and a muffin or…read morecinnamon bun. Excellent coffee and the pastries are divine! Super nice staff too. It's a very attractive space too.

i've walked past delany's coffee house more times than i can count, always meaning to step inside…read more today, with the light shifting softly over english bay and the air carrying that early hint of spring, i finally did. the space is larger than it appears from the street, open, warm, gently buzzing with conversation. sunlight stretches across wooden tables. cups clink softly. milk steams in steady rhythm behind the counter. it feels like a true neighbourhood coffee house: unhurried, familiar, welcoming. i came hoping for a strawberry matcha latte, only to learn it's no longer on the menu. a brief flicker of disappointment, quickly replaced by curiosity. i ordered an unsweetened matcha latte with oat milk instead. it arrived a calm, earthy green, smooth, balanced, quietly grassy without bitterness. simple and clean. the kind of drink that suits a slow afternoon. outside, tourists wander in from the seawall, cheeks flushed from the breeze. locals claim their usual corners with laptops and well worn books. patio tables fill as faces turn toward the sun. there's a gentle rhythm to the room, as steady as the tide just steps away. no theatrics, no fuss, just good matcha, soft light, and the easy charm of a coffee house by english bay.