Got off work early which gave me time to drop by and visit my mom. We went out for brunch at…read moreCindy's. On the table: Brunch Waffle Crepe du Matin Sunny Dish Even though I wasn't the one who ordered a crepe, I am still delighted to know that they offer crepe at this restaurant. I feel there is a shortage of crepes and wish there were more places that served crepe. I will definitely order a crepe on one of my future visits. I went with the Sunny Dish this time in an effort to go low carb and have more room for dinner in the evening. It was a great option and I think my favourite part of the dish is the avocado. It's just always so satisfying to see lovely, green avocado on my plate as avocado tends to go brown quite easily when we have them at home in our kitchen. It's also tasty, healthy and filling...The filling part matters when avoiding filler foods such as pancakes, bread, potatoes...etc. This is such a great place for brunch and really becoming quite a favourite for us now!

You know what pisses me off more than disappointment? Laziness…read more Their menu states they serve Persian "Sangak" bread. They don't. What is irritatingly stupefying here is that there is a Persian Bakery right across the street from them. With their approximately 10 seater dining table and 5 staff on hand someone could've done what?.....Yes!...jumped across the street to the bakery and stocked up on the bread they promised the customer on their menu before opening....Or am I just crazy? Well...I guess if they had done that....they wouldn't have had the time to giggle about it in the back like little school girls. Moving on...... The French Toast - Undercooked & doughy in the middle. Way too bare and unimpressively lacking in presentation. I mean you're paying for these dishes. I've had my 10 year old nephew make better French Toast. The bacon was tasty and the coffee was decent....even came in a cute little cup. So, that's something.... Breakfast Burrito - Good for an appetizer...Oh wait...it was an entree dish....enough said. Fancy Benedict - No, it wasn't fancy...that's the name of the dish ironically. It was cold, the salmon lacking and clearly someone's first attempt at making a Benny. The Service - We had to ask for everything. There was an underlying impatience with our server....like we were keeping her from something. Finally someone else came by with more coffee. Not the end of the world, but not charming either. This place reminded me of a first year medical student trying to do brain surgery. Education, Experience, Commitment. Then open your doors.

Went to the West End location on a sunny Saturday morning and got the heaven (strawberries and…read morewhipped cream), and baked brie (greens, bruleed brie, prosciutto, gooseberries, and hazelnuts) waffles. Both were amazing! The waffles were light, crispy, and fluffy. The toppings were delicious. If you are in the area, stop in this cute, small outpost of Nero Waffles.

Cute little Nero Waffles on Robson in the North end. I've never been to this location, but was not…read moredisappointed. It's much smaller than the other location, especially in the kitchen, but very quaint! The server/cashier/barista/chef was very kind. This location must be a tough one to work at - I hope they're paid accordingly! She was a one-woman show, and she was doing a fantastic job at handling the many tasks. (We visited about 4:30 on Saturday on Oct 25) They were great lattes, even some latte art! We went all-out on this visit. I had a Banella Brûlée, absolutely perfect. Everything is a bit sweet but that's what you're looking for when you order an ice cream waffle, right?! The Oreo was also a great choice. The tables are a bit small, but it's manageable. If it was full, I may be a bit claustrophobic but I think it's fine if there's some room. Overall, highly recommend for a latte or a sweet treat. They have some seasonal mini leige waffles if you're looking for something on the go!

Cute waffles shop off of Robson close to the arena (about a 5 minute walk) that specializes in…read moreNorwegian style waffles. They have a bunch of savory and sweet options, at decent prices, it was hard to decide! I ultimately landed on getting the Elvis - bananas, peanut butter, honey and bacon with whipped cream. It was pretty good but entirely too much whipped cream, had to scrape some off. Got a coffee with my waffle, nothing special - it was freshly made from a coffee maker. From a service perspective they do disclose that they make everything fresh to order so patience is key... I had to be extra patient because I think I waited about 40 minutes for my order to come out . It did seem like orders after mine came out much faster so maybe I was just unlucky on timing.

Food: 3/3 Service: 1/1…read moreAmbiance: 1/1 Very central location in the heart of downtown. It is a grab and go spot with a very small interior and limited seating. There is a decent selection of both savoury and sweet waffles to choose from and they absolutely LOAD up your big waffle with the fillings/toppings! Definitely a novelty sort of food that you don't get anywhere else around here and delicious to boot. Would absolutely recommend trying at least once, and I would say it is a go-to spot if you're fancying a waffle meal!

This hidden gem in North Van serves classic diner dishes and comfort food all made from scratch…read more There were nostalgic vibes and service was amazing. The portions are huge and every dish is made with quality ingredients. French onion grilled cheese with shoestring fries: I got a nice cheese pull out of this, it satisfied all my cheesy cravings. It came with a generous amount of fries. Denver-ish breakfast bowl: order this if you want a nice variety for breakfast. I added avocado and it was so satisfying. Bacon eggs benny on housemade buttermilk biscuits with hashbrowns: fresh hollandaise over perfectly cooked eggs. The buttermilk biscuit is so much better than an English muffin. I absolutely loved the shredded hashbrowns. Strawberry milkshake: you need to try their hand spun milkshakes! Topped with whipped cream and sprinkles, I felt like a kid again.

Went back for lunch today and had a much more streamlined experience. We sat outside as it was a…read morebeautiful day, and the hanging baskets supplied a barrier from the street noise and activity, as well as plenty of cover. My Reuben was very good, a good sized sandwich that I took half of home. The fries were nice and hot and plentiful, although salted, which I prefer to do myself. A light salting out of the fryer I get, but lightly please. K's chicken burger seemed a little light on the flavour side of the equation, and frankly needed a smaller plate so it would look like a bigger serving. She opted for the tater tots, instead of fries, which tasted good, of a little salty, and shy on portion. Our server was great, kept checking up on us, and was pleasantly attentive. We wanted to love it during our first visit, but the tea fiasco just overshadowed everything else. We are glad we returned, as this visit was far better than our first overall.

Great location and great all things breakfast food! Service…read moreis solid, sometimes lacking a bit on checking in enough, but overall no real issue. Ambiance is clean, bright, casual but nice.

Mid-level service, price tag too high for the end product…read more OEBs in general have their process and business model polished but they lack the special something of the kinds of more inspired places that they try to emulate. Some places have a soul, this place has a great location and ok food (in fact all of their locations are great) but is a bit less of a special experience. I think I'd opt for a greasy diner, or the more food forward places rather than return but I feel like this place might please a mixed group and would be good for that.

The hype and the line to get in are all valid. I can say it is worth it, even in the rain. What I…read morelove about Medina is that you can donate to a good cause to reserve a table. They chose a charity for the quarter and it's $10/person. I really wish more places did this. The service you get is top notch. So good in fact, that they will make you the drink of your choice so long as they have the ingredients. Can't wait to be back in Vancouver to have that Paella again.

Long line even prior the opening - waffle was good but i…read morewish it was a lil more crispy, it has a mochi texture on the inside. Great on its own or with a the toppings Mushroom toast -never did I thought having hummus spread, and stirfry mushrooms would give it such a nice taste Salmon toast - it was nice that they had these smoked salmon as a spread underneath . I like how the salmon was still chunky pieces and not minced. Sandwich between the toast are caramelized onions and avocado. Finally talked with a fried egg.

After grabbing dinner with some friends, we wanted to grab dessert. I knew Nero Waffle was nearby,…read moreso I suggested it. I've only been to the original location on Robson years ago, so wasn't sure if the quality had stayed the same, but we thought it was worth trying. We ordered a Tiramisu and a Bresilienne to share between four people. It came out it in relatively short time. And wow, they were both even better than I remember. Their waffles are incredibly crisp and light, despite the amount of toppings on them. I don't know how they make them so they stay so resistant to going soggy. And despite the amount of whipped cream, ice cream and sauce on them, the waffle was always able to balance out the sweetness. Their waffles are just perfect balance of flavour and texture. Service was also quite impressive. Our server was very pleasant and attentive, and brought share plates with out being asked. Overall, a great dessert. I don't know why I haven't returned earlier.

Here's my hot-take about Nero Waffles...the BRUSSELS square waffle are 100% must-try, whereas their…read moreLIÈGE circular waffles was a hard pass. My friend & I tried: -Smashed avocado BRUSSELS savoury waffle (4/5) really enjoyed the taste of the cheese infused crispy, airy, but melt-in-your-mouth waffle on its own. I wished there were 2 poached eggs rather than just the 1. I'd also rather the salad and avocado on the side instead. -Ham & Cheese LIÈGE stuffed waffle (3.5/5) the waffle itself wasn't too impressive, liked the stuffing though -Pistachio & Vanilla custard mini LIÈGE waffles (2.5/5) again, the waffle texture was unimpressive, dense & softer, not crispy. Vanilla custard was nice and you can see vanilla bean flecks. Pistachio flavour was ok Overall, I would come back just for their BRUSSELS waffle and during brunch time as they have the Benedict option!

palce is nice but yale town brunch is really a lot of options this parking was pretty hard and the…read moreplace is so packed food just get their signature ones dessert is alright

Went to OEB Breakfast Co. in Yaletown for brunch on my last Saturday in Vancouver and it was…read moreclearly a popular spot, it was packed. I chose to sit outside on the patio instead of inside at the bar to take in that Canadian Vitamin D! It was sunny and hot, but the patio had a great view and was perfect for people-watching. My server, Dursh (or something close to that), was really cool. He asked my name, made me feel welcomed, and gave solid recommendations. He even picked my drink for me, which I ended up enjoying. He suggested a Benedict dish, but I'm not a fan of runny eggs. I had already decided on the El Camino poutine and plot twist....it also came with two runny poached eggs. Even so, it was still delicious, mainly because the yolk texture wasn't an issue with the crema on the dish. That poutine was an easy 9/10. It came loaded with cheese curds, pork carnitas that weren't dry at all, bacon, pinto beans, roasted pineapple for a little sweetness, salsa, jalapeños, pickled onions, salsa verde, cilantro crema, and spinach. The herb potatoes were seasoned so well too. All in all, a great last meal in Vancouver from the food to the service (even beyond Dursh, everyone was helpful) to the patio vibe. Great spot.