I absolutely love this place! They have amazing coffee and wonderful drinks…read more The black bean brownie was out of this world!! The apple cake was also delicious. The staff here was so kind and lovely and the outdoor terrace was a beautiful place to enjoy our coffee I would love to return the next chance I get!

The Nest Cafe is such a great coffee shop! I love their baked goods, especially the carrot cake…read moremuffin, it's so moist and delicious. They also have an amazing drink selection. My favourites so far are the honey lavender latte and the matcha, both so tasty and well made. Tons of seating space inside and outside The baristas are always friendly and welcoming, which makes the experience even better. We also tried the breakfast burrito and grilled cheese, and both were really tasty. Definitely a spot worth visiting! Tons of parking spots too!

The Songhees Café is now serving amazing breakfast and lunch options. Prepared by the same team as…read morethe Songhees Steam & Food truck, one my faves around Victoria. Now we can eat their amazing food any day of the week at the Songhees Wellness Centre! Highly recommend the Salmon burger, any of their soups, or their awesome bannock!

Cozy cute cafe in a cute little village. We wanted to have a drink and some nibbles after hiking a…read morefew hours on the rugged East Sook coast line, on our way back to Victoria. We chose their cranberry scones, and tried their specialty treat (I forget its exact name now) made with dates, nuts and chocolate, covered in sesame seeds. The scones were warmed up for us, they tasted fluffy and nice. Those mysterious treats were a sensation! Their layered, sophisticated flavor was a pleasant surprise. On the walls were displayed (for sale) photo artworks of a local artist. Since the shop was closing down for the day, and we were the only customers left, the young barista had a nice chat with us, during which she taught me the nicknames for Canadian dollar coins: one dollar is called "looney" and 2-dollar "tuny". I was very happy to leave the tuny with her :-)

The coffee was delicious as was the peanut butter oat bar. There is indoor and outdoor seating. We…read moreenjoyed the atmosphere. Service was friendly.

As Dave from Stick in the Mud wanted to stick with roasting and selling coffee, he sold the cafe to…read morea community co-op. Named after the former Postal Code for Sooke (and one of the Stick's signature coffees), Cafe Vosino has opened in the cafe's space. And everything is pretty much the same. The same decor. The same staff. The same furniture. And a very similar menu. So yes, you can still get your eggamajigs, lattes named after beaches, and some of the best drip coffee you can get on the island.

Nice community cafe with good coffee. Nothing fancy but nice comfy vibes. Will be coming backread more

I live in Victoria and this is one of my favourite cafes. I love all that they offer, service is…read morefantastic and food is always tasty. No surprises here, I would definitely recommend this place to anybody visiting BC

Spectacular coffee and pastries, a must stop if you're in the area. We had toasted coconut and…read moreblueberry scones, amazing.

Love the coffee great staff I drink the espresso and it's great even for the price easy to get to…read moreby bus ir walk it

Real food, scratch made with generous portions. Friendly efficient service in a cozy space.read more

Phenomenal service and food, I am proud to support an establishment that cares about individual…read moreagency. The owner is a hero, and a patriot, but forget about all that for a second, the important thing is the food is great! I've had hash browns here, as well as an egg Benny, will absolutely return!

We are locals and always love the coffees + energy drinks we get here. The baristas are friendly…read moreand work fast! If you're visiting Forks we definitely recommend coming here for a coffee and the donuts are amazing. It's the only coffee shop in town with seating, so it's a good spot to invite a friend for coffee. They have super cute merchandise as well and GF bakery items, as well as excellent daily specials.

After exploring the nearby beaches and parks, we looked for a spot to get something with coffee in…read moreit. Outfitters Grind is attached to a Thriftway (entrances both through the grocery store and from outside). Although it doesn't have a lot of seating, it's a quaint little cafe with all kinds of things to buy. The whoopie pies were tempting! There were so many flavor options I was curious about (they have quite a long list!), but I settled on the breve mocha on their main menu. The breve mocha was quite delicious, but it could've been a bit richer. Service was nice enough, nothing stood out about it but the workers were definitely respectful, so I have no complaints there. If I return to Forks, I'm coming back here for sure!

This is a great lunch / coffee / breakfast spot in the amazing views pier spot that was previously…read moreBlues Bayou. We recently went for two lunches with our 3 young kids. What we tried and enjoyed: - Egg & bacon english muffin sandwiches ~$5.25 - Breakfast burrito ~$11 - Chicken burrito ~$9 - Iced matcha with oat -- my only complaint is I didn't love their oat milk - Cappucino - Bagel sandwich with spicy ham, cheese, and other toppings - Gluten free coconut bar Great options for a good price and the employees were super nice too. And they have two clean bathrooms -- always a plus especially with young kids!

Early, quiet Sunday morning and this was lovely. The woman behind the counter was thoughtful and…read morethe sausage roll was delicious and a little spicy. We sat watching the gulls fly by enjoying the food and the location. Coffee was great as was the tropical green tea.

This place is a 10/10 we ordered 100$ worth of food and drinks trying as much as we can until we…read morewere stuffed and wow every single thing was delicious! Specially the banana iced latte

The good: such a sweet staff, reasonable prices…read more The meh: the food was pretty unremarkable and the ambiance was so-so