Bought some really good coffees from a few different countries at Mukasi... really good,…read moreknowledgeable people working here!

This was a great place to grab a quick tea when we were going through town. It's definitely worth…read morethe stairs. Cute ambiance, great service, comfortable spot.

An update after 3 months - Delicia Cafe has really stepped…read moreup their game! The service has improved noticeably - staff are more attentive and welcoming. Their coffee continues to be excellent, with a wide variety of options that don't compromise on taste. A great spot to relax or catch up with a friend. Definitely worth a visit if you haven't been in a while.

We were eager to try out a new cafe spot in New West and maps led us to Delicia Cafe & Bakery. Most…read moreof the tables were taken, and we took this as a good sign that it might be worth a visit. My first impression was 'wow is there a lot of choice on this menu!' For drinks they have multiple types of hot chocolates and an array of non-coffee beverages - maybe I have found my new spot... We ordered a Pumpkin Chai Latte and a Pumpkin Spice Belgian Hot Chocolate and a Macadamia Marble Cookie. I like that for their hot chocolate you get to choose if it's milk or dark, I opted for dark. We found a table and I do appreciate the table signs that say to limit your visit to one hour. Honestly, more places should do this to stop people from treating a cafe like their living room or a library. I do feel like Delicia is on the overpriced side for what it serves. The latte was almost $7 and the hot chocolate was $8. I don't think that the drinks aren't worth it, it feels like mixed powder and nothing note worthy. When a menu is too big, it makes me question what is actually good, because even for a small cafe, you can't do everything good. To top it off, our cookie had a hair on the plate, very unappetizing. I don't think that I'll be back.

We're regulars at Craft Cafe and honestly, it's one of our favorite spots in the city. The coffee…read morehere is consistently amazing -- I'm obsessed with the Thomas Haas mocha, the Mexican mocha, and their smooth, flavorful drip coffee. My husband always gets a Spanish latte (even though it's not on the menu), and the staff graciously make it for him every time. That kind of personalized service really speaks to how kind and welcoming they are. The service is hands down the best -- warm, friendly, and attentive without ever feeling rushed. The owner is lovely too, always kind and genuinely happy to see customers. Also, shoutout to their buttery croissant -- flaky, soft, and melt-in-your-mouth delicious. We're so glad they're open later now. It's the perfect spot for a cozy evening coffee. Highly recommend for anyone who appreciates good coffee and even better vibes!

I came with my brother for lunch…read more I had a avocado and tomato grilled cheese and an Americano coffee The food came quickly and was excellent. We sat outdoors in the river breeze The staff took our order swiftly and was friendk

Such a gem in New West!…read more My partner and I just went here for coffee today and he ordered a cappuccino, while I got myself a matcha latte. Both drinks were made exceptionally well; impressively smooth, foamy, balanced, and clearly prepared with care rather than just being an afterthought. What really makes this place special is the atmosphere. The vibe feels genuinely inclusive and community-driven, with thoughtful touches like the pop-up bookstore featuring books on race, gender, and queer authors. It feels like a space built for connection, not just coffee. I also love how it transforms depending on the day. The daytime café energy is cozy and welcoming, while on select nights they stay open longer, serve alcohol, and host regular events like DJ nights, board game nights, and other community gatherings. It gives the space a lot of personality and makes it feel alive beyond the usual coffee shop experience. Definitely one of those places that feels more like a neighborhood hub than just a café. I'll be visiting a lot more soon!

What a hidden gem! I loved the matcha and the barista was so nice :) I was surprised to see that…read morethey have both matcha and hojicha on their menu. The matcha taste was not too strong and not the umami matcha but still good nonetheless. I got it with oat milk instead and there wasn't an up charge. It doesn't come with sweetener and u can taste the matcha without it much more but I added 2 pumps of sugar and found that it increased the oat milk taste too much. I would recommend 1-1.5 pumps of liquid sugar (the barista helped me put it in so just ask!). The inside of the cafe was quite cute and they even had a little clothing rack selling second hand items like clothes and shoes! The space is quite big and spacious and has seating at the back as well and washrooms.

This is one of the cafes I've been wanting to check out in this area for a while. Pretty standard…read moremenu with a few interesting pastries that caught my eye. I tried the strawberry matcha latte (hot). The space is cute and small. Definitely very cozy and good for more intimate or solo vibes. Service was wonderful and the drink I had was delicious- not overly sweet either.

Walked in. To check it out. Wasn't acknowledged or greeted in the 3 mins I stood there checking out…read morethe digital menu. I just left. Nothing stands out. Not the food choices or the customer service.

Total vibe of a cafe, you'll feel right at home. The two owners have a calming pace to the place…read morethat creates a wonderful experience. But the food really stands out. The grilled cheese and tomato basil soup is INSANE. Delicious, the perfect lunch. Highly recommend for a cozy laid back cafe.

Small local cafe with a great lunch service. I was recommended to stop by and try out their grilled…read morecheese and tomato soup combo.

I've been a few times to Edible Arts in New Westminster, and it's been fairly good till recently…read more I had purchased some pastries and was told they had them in stock. When after payment was finished, they had said "Sorry, we are out of those." There was no option for re-payment, no offer of compensation, only the choice of a different selection and I wasn't given my receipt. The selection was very slim and there was confusion on quantities. I was told a choice of two to three other options, to which they only had one available (or so they said). They first tried offering the one in the display case that looked as if it had been sitting there for 1-2 weeks. That of course turned me off, and I asked what else they had in stock. They finally checked their smaller fridge/ freezer to find they had that "one" type they mentioned available, but only a few. While waiting at the front by the service desk/ display case I did see that they had a bunch of boxes of pastries in the far back fridge/ freezer. This is when another employee had opened it up to check quantities or retrieve something from inside. When observing, I noticed that they had exactly what I was looking to purchase, though the service employee didn't bother to check and continued to say they had none in stock. Personally I will not go back to this store location and I am familiar with the supplier of the pastries for that store. I will go directly to that supplier when they provide their open market in the Langley area. Also, the supplier sells them for about $1.00 lower than Edible Arts. They attend the Farmer's Market out by the Kwantlen Campus in Langley.

I randomly came here 'cause the skytrain was stuck. It was hot inside the train and I just needed…read moreto get out of the damn train. I noticed this place with an inviting sign from across the tracks. I decided to get a latte here before my show. I had some time to kill and frankly being inside a coffee shop inside the New Westminister station platform was more appealing than being inside a grumpy train cart. The customer service was awesome. The barista was extremely sociable and I spent 60 minutes shooting the sh*t with him on life, politics, life and money. I met an awesome family in there from Alberta who I chatted with. I initially came in here for a latte, however, stayed for a ham bisque and macaroons. Very reasonably priced, great products and they continue to offer more quality items and very awesome stuff. This unplanned detour made my day.

Found this cute little coffee shop tucked away in a little corner of Burnaby and we were delighted…read moreto be welcomed with such warm hospitality, tasty drinks and treats. It is a small space, but full of personality and charm. We ordered a Matcha Latte ($7), Japanese Latte ($7), and Matcha & Black Sesame Moffin ($1.50/each). I personally enjoy my matcha unsweetened so I loved that this one was served without sweeteners, and the matcha is lighter bodied with earthy flavours. The Japanese latte is made with coffee beans from Japan, and I'm not a coffee drinker usually so I can't comment much other than the fact it tasted mellow but had depth. The mochi muffins were not too sweet and deliciously chewy! I'd love to come back to try their hojicha latte!

handwork coffee studio is very cozy japanese coffee shop. Space was very small, but, there are some…read moreantique furniture nicely decorated and wam atmosphere. what I got: houjicha latte. I guess barista did not add too much sugar, however, I did not need it. Houjicha flavor was was very bold and strong, and paired with milk so well. I really enjoyed houjicha itself, no sugar necessary. It really reminds me of houjicha latte in Japan. Barista was Japanese lady. very friendly and nice. I was very impressed and definitely want to go back the shop as soon as I can. I want to try their baking goods next time.

Good coffee! Cozy and clean place! Didn't really liked their sandwiches, but sweet baked products…read moreare good

Very cozy and great location to grab a coffee or have a cup of coffee with friends or on a date.read more

After my first visit to Passenger Cafe I found myself back there again just a couple of days later…read moreas I'd accidentally left a thermos behind and had to go back to retrieve it.  While I was there I noticed some day old pastries that were on sale for 50% off so I decided to buy one of them. Also bought a Thai Milk Tea to go with it. Thai Milk Tea: Our daughter liked it. She's never had Thai Iced Tea in a restaurant though so she had absolutely no basis of comparison for the drink. To me, it was enjoyable if I treated it as simply a tasty drink. I was expecting the flavour though to be more like the Thai Iced Teas that I've often had in Thai restaurants; I found that this flavour was somewhat lacking.  Day Old Pastry: I didn't actually have time to eat this on the day I bought it, so I ate it the following day which means it was 2 days old by the time I got to eat it. Heated it up in our toaster oven and was super impressed! It was incredibly flaky. Never mind that it was two days old, it was better than a lot of freshly baked pastries that I've had in other places. If it was this good when it was 2 days old, then it could only be better if it were eaten on the same day it was baked, right? Highly recommend the pastries at Passenger Cafe!

Finally tried out this cafe. It's quite small with not a lot of seating area. But overall, really…read moreenjoyed it. They have a ton of drink options available from hot to cold which is awesome. The staff who was there was super nice as well. Really enjoyed what I got. Would love to go back and try our more of what they offer.