This would be the place I'd come back to for coffee in Abbotsford, hands down. It's medium roast,…read morehad a good selection of pastries (no gluten free or vegan options while I was there). Flavor was good. The place was busy. They listed house-made oat milk on their menu which intrigued me, but did not try on this visit.

Excellent service! Also loved how they served the drip coffee - definitely stayed warm longer!…read more Their scones seemed really tasty and decided to go with the blueberry scone drizzled with early grey icing - it was quite tasty!

What's gotten over me? I'm supposed to avoid sugar but I just devoured a whole donut which name I…read moreforgot. The donut melted in my mouth. I was supposed to eat half but before I knew it the whole donut is gone. I was in Abbotsford this morning and decided to go to this bakeshop so it's off my wish list. I'm glad I did. Then finally I could brag about experiencing the same goodness that others are raving about this place. It is really worth the 2 hour strenuous walk I'm planning to do this afternoon, or tomorrow morning.

I was really looking forward to going to the Duft & Co for a while and saw all the delicious baked…read moregoods they made from their Google reviews. When I went there, however, I was a little disappointed that it was not as extravagant as I was hoping. Their choices in baked goods were very scarce. When I arrived there I found out that they do not serve their breakfast/lunch menu, but instead the daily special advertisement from their indoor sign. I ordered the Mozzarella & Caramelized Onions Focaccia bread and their cappuccino. The focaccia was great with the caramelized onions adding succulence and flavour that stood out. The cappuccino was good, nothing special though. I also had their Almond Butter cake, which was good as well if not a little solid to eat. There was not much to talk about the interior ambiance of the café and there was not much space inside, unless you go to the back of the café. The staff was very courteous in serving me and has a good deal of knowledge about their business. My experience at the Duft & Co Bakehouse was pretty good, and I would like to give them another try. However, it will be a while because of their obscured business hours would be hard for me to come around.

I came to the Polly Fox for dessert and better coffee. I ordered the Cappuccino and the Vegan Apple…read moreFritter. The fritter was very crunchy and flavourful. The cappuccino was strong yet very good. The establishment was pretty modern looking with mild lighting and had a very relaxing aura to it. Even on a Sunday, it was not too busy or crowded when I stayed there. When I came there a second time, I have ordered the Avocado Waffle from their breakfast menu that has recently introduced. I also ordered it with the Spanish Latte.The latte was fantastic and did not require sugar for flavouring. The waffle was soft and crunchy like good waffles should be while the avocado was surprisingly good on the waffle. The Hollandaise sauce that came with the entrée on the side was exuberant. The Polly Fox is an amazing café best enjoyed during breakfast or brunch, so you could try their breakfast menu. Even then, their coffee concoctions and unique baked goods are worth trying. Highly recommend this place.

Went there only to pick up GF breads. Said they had baguettes. They do not. They have a log of…read moreheavy white rice-based bread with a vaguely baguette-like exterior and shape. But heavy as a brick, with no bubbles in it and, worst of all, not crispy exterior. False advertising or wishful thinking, but deffo not a baguette!

some of the best food I've ever eaten. 110% will come back often. Great atmosphere and beer also.read more

Very relaxed vibe with the most interesting patio set up. With the lawn chairs, it really feels…read morelike you're sitting in your backyard having a cold one. I liked the ambiance they put out. It was very chill. They have 2 locations and this one is the more 'lax version off the side of a road. Their other locations is in Chilliwack which is more established as a restaurant type. After talking to the guy at the till, he mentioned that they switch flavours every thursday. That was intriguing and made this place more interesting. I guess it's a place I'll have to come back to time to time. This place is more known for their sours. I have to agree. The strong blueberry one was really good. It was packed with flavour, thanks to the blueberries. Some of the other fruit sours were a bit of a miss. I had high expectations for the strawberry one but didn't really get strawberry unless I thought about it... My fave thing about their flights are the drink cards that go behind each flight glass. It was a nice touch to be reminded of what you got and read the vision behind the drink. (Almost wish the photos weren't of the cans but more of a moodboard to convey the flavour's vibe).

Tried their nutella latte on their seasonal drink menu and I enjoyed it but there wasn't much…read morenutella flavour. The service was fast and they had the most gorgeous ambiance with lots of items to be able to be purchased as well.

Foxglove is what I imagine my dream cafe to be. It's so beautifully decorated with bold colourful…read morewalls and so many flowers and plants. Everything inside feels thoughtfully designed and I love it so much! There's plenty of parking and seating both indoors and outdoors. They even have a misting machine outside to keep you cool. Their cafe menu is also very reasonably priced and they have the cutest glassware if you stay for your drink. We ordered a blueberry matcha and an espresso tonic and enjoyed both very much. Definitely recommend this place if you're visiting Abbotsford!!

The food was amazing, had the club house and ceaser salad. To die for that salad! The service was…read moregreat The server was very quick to answer all questions and make recommendations.

Amazing farm fresh food! (The Mennonite omelette was a hit!) Fantastic and friendly service. The…read morerestaurant is in a light industrial park but it's clean and simple.

This is a fantastic place to go frequent at. I wish I knew about it sooner, since this cafe has…read morebeen down the street from downtown for 10 years. When I got there, I got a table right away and was offered some beverages. The coffee was pretty great, tasting some notes of orange pekoe, yet it was still good coffee. I had the Westcoast Benedict and I really enjoyed it. The benedicts were delicious; the bacon was succulent; the hollandaise sauce was overwhelmingly luscious. Even the hashbrowns were great on their own. I also had their Mennonite Poutine, which is highly recommended by their waitresses. The Schamaunt Fat sauce is very unique in taste and the Rempel's sausage is so good that I would want to buy the meat myself. The inside of the place has a modern look to it and feels very welcoming, despite the unsightly location. Common Place is still a highly recommended place to eat for morning and afternoon meals.

I came to Tracycakes cafe during the Christmas Jubilee when their business hours were extended for…read morethe occasion. I found the interior design of the establishment to be dazzling. I ordered their Blueberry Pie with a Latte for dine-in. The pie was pretty good while the latte was very satisfactory. The service was great and had no issues with it whatsoever. Overall, Tracycakes is a great place for a snack and a warm drink. I know I will come back again.

So we usually do high tea at Tracycakes and this time we decided to mix it up by just enjoying soup…read moreand sandwiches. The food was good but I really do prefer the high tea experience they provide. Their scones and cupcakes and finger sandwiches are so much more enjoyable. My veggie panini was fine but my salad was amazing and I wish I'd just had a larger version of that and skipped the sandwich. Our server was new but very attentive and seemed to be looking after the entire dining room on his own. He did a great job of juggling everything! The restaurant itself has aged and could do with a bit of a facelift but I think it's probably great for its location in Abbotsford. I really liked when they were in Fort Langley in the little White House and on the beach in White Rock.

Well it's a coffee shop in Abbotsford's small traditional downtown, and that was the main reason my…read morefamily and I visited it on a trip from Port Moody. We had some tea rather than coffee, which was fine but just a bag bag in a mug. We also had a bagel and a Cornish pasty. Again, fine but unexceptional. Service was polite but not that friendly. Then again it was Sunday and the place was almost deserted, so the server was probably fairly bored. Decor is nothing special, although there are a few couches hidden away at the back. If I was in the area again and needed a coffee or tea I'd go on in, but I wouldn't make a special visit.

It's an ok little coffeeshop. It's in a nice location where you can stroll up and down the…read moremini-downtown. There are a couple of seats outside. There is a meeting room available for groups to rent. A reason to eat here is that it's an independent coffeeshop that supports community groups and events, and you can find interesting postings and ads on the full bulletin board. Other than that, the food is too expensive for coffeeshop fare. And the smoothies are just juice mixed with ice. The main thing to get from here is just coffee or dessert if something catches your eye. The location is also nice. Otherwise I'd suggest Afterthoughts, or Mitch Miller's across the street.

Absolutely love this place! I'm not sure if it's family owned, but it seemed like it based on the…read morefriendliness of the workers towards each other and to the customers. From what I saw there was a younger lady taking everyone's orders, a man making all the drinks, and an older woman in the back making the bing su. It was packed when I went. The line was out the door but well worth the wait. I'm surprised this place doesn't have more Yelp reviews based on the amount of people that come here. Although there was a long line of people ahead of us, it moved quickly cause the staff was efficient. You could see how hard they were working as beads of sweat started forming on their forehead. The Korean hospitality is just on a whole other level. My group ordered a mango cheesecake bing su, takaiyaki (red bean, apple pie, and cheese custard), plain yogurt smoothie with boba, and another tea which I forgot. Everything was delicious! The bing su was very light and subtly creamy. The takaiyaki was soft and crispy. It's made of croissant so that was tasty. My favorite was the apple pie. The drinks were also very refreshing. I was not disappointed with this place at all.

Service was great and the mango bingsu size was standard and delicious. The decor isn't anything…read morespecial but it has that local dessert spot feel. If you're in the mood for something a little savoury, they also serve 5 different flavours of Taiyaki. I can't remember which flavours I ordered because I stuffed them in my mouth immediately. Bubble tea is a good value but nothing special. Still think it's a good spot to go if you're looking for desserts.