Great menu. Tiptop service. Very popular. A bit noisy. Good for families. Especially good breakfast…read moreand brunch. Thumbs up!

Best brunch in the area. French toast was just how I like it best. I also recommend the bacon eggs…read morebenedict. Service was decent and adore the retro diner decor.

I'll be honest, I didn't have high expectations for a breakfast food truck when my partner…read moresuggested it. Safe to say, it was good and I appreciated it. Yes, it is a greasy lil to-go spot for a breakfast sandwich fix. Yes, it really is in the parking lot by a church. But it hit the spot on a sunny day, driving through Abbotsford. We got the alarm clock as that seemed to be the most popular. It was crispy, spicy, cheesy. All the good things you'd want in a breakfast sandwich. And the best part was, despite the grease from the hash brown and the bacon, it didn't feel heavy. I didn't get this gross feeling of consuming nothing but oil. That's hard to do. There's a bit of a wait from ordering to collecting your food but that's just because they're making it fresh. There's a few benches by Bob's. Not sure if they're permanently there or part of Bob's set up but it's a nice spot to sit and have a quick bite. Well done, Bob's.

We tried the smash burgers. Taste was good , buns are…read morereally soft. I had the single patty + cheese. Was about $15 before tip. I just found it a little pricy for the size. Our order was ready super quick only a couple minutes after ordering. They have two tables if you want to sit nearby. The same parking lot also had two other food trucks.

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!

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!

Nice little cafe. It was busy when we arrived but we found a seat. Service was slow but they were…read morefriendly. Loved the latte and earl grey scone. Wasn't a big fan of the cheddar and herb scone; was too dry for me. Seats weren't very comfortable but it's a cute little rustic cafe and I am glad they opened a location in Langley because I love everything about it! It's only a few weeks old and I've been there about 4 times already! For their Langley location, I'd give them 5 stars!

I am not going to talk about the delicious food here, because that part is already well understood…read more Instead, I want to highlight a few things that, as diners, we often take for granted and sometimes overlook. Consistency I have been coming here randomly about six times since they opened, and that consistency is impressive. Portions are steady, service feels genuine, and every dish arriving at the table shows care. Nothing pretentious, just honest food that makes you smile and feel comfortable. Creativity, done right There is a clear respect for classic dishes, and that is not easy to pull off. The kitchen hits the right notes without overcomplicating things. The cioppino stood out in particular, a humble yet elegant seafood broth I have only ever tried in San Francisco, the birthplace of the dish. The resemblance was remarkable, and the quality of the ingredients was outstanding. I felt the same attention in the chowder and even in the cocktails, where every spice and component seems thoughtfully chosen to deliver a specific experience. Care and attention to detail This one is easy to notice. The owner is present, engaged, and clearly invested. You can tell when someone genuinely cares and takes pride in what they are doing, without big fuss or trying to be something they are not. That care carries through the room, the bar, and the overall atmosphere. Comfortable, polished, and welcoming. Point of improvement One small area where the experience could be elevated even further is service etiquette. Simple refinements, such as how drinks are poured or placed on the table, could enhance the customer experience and better match the level of care coming from the kitchen. These are small, easy-to-train details, but they make a noticeable difference. Overall, this is a hidden gem in Abbotsford that deserves to be discovered. A place that earns your trust quietly and keeps you coming back for all the right reasons.

Great food friendly staff and cute atmosphere. Love the…read moreatmosphere. Kid said was the best Mac and cheese large portions too.

Corner Nook is a very decent establishment to have breakfast, lunch or brunch at. The place is easy…read moreto miss, since this is in fact a small business and is somewhat hidden among other places. I ordered the 'Framble' special, which comes with French toast, your choice of sausage or bacon, pan fried potatoes and scrambled eggs. The platter even came with maple syrup. The eggs were okay, the pan fries were magnificent with how it was sauteed and seasoned, the sausages I ordered were great by how they grilled them. The coffee was good, but it could be better. The interior of the establishment looks very much like an antique shop with all the knick-knacks and old portraits decorated around the cafe. The service was pretty great with the waitress coming to my table very frequently. My only other complaint is that there is only one washroom there, which would not bother me so much if it was more available. Overall, I really enjoyed eating at the Corner Nook and will make sure to frequent there again.

On my way to Hope. Pass by this small restaurant. Excellent food, good service. Cozy environment…read more I will come back sometimes for sure.

Usually great service--this time was no exception. Food is tasty, hot and reasonably priced. I…read morealways get an extra burrito to freeze and have ready for an early breakfast. Hot and mild salsa are both good. Music is playing but not overpowering for having a quiet conversation. Tables are clean.

Super helpful staff. Made recommendations to knock my sandwich out the park. Came back again for…read morebiscuits and gravy.

Two stars only because service was great and everyone here is SO nice and full of hustle…read more The food, though, was pretty terrible. I get the sense everything is microwaved. Don't bother.

Basic breakfast nothing great at all…read more The owner Chuck was a COMPLETE GROUCH and staring daggers at a family who had a baby and was making noise with the cutlery. He proceeded to say "I'm ready to take that cutlery from that KID!!" Then his wife proceeded to also glare also. Mind you the party was quite large and giving them a lot of business. He seemed a bit racist from my observation. European waitress was a sweetheart and the only perk of the place. Would NOTA RECOMMEND THIS PLACE.

I have not been to the Horse Brunch for a few years until recently. This restaurant and Embers BBQ…read morehad combined as one establishment, with business hours expanding up to 8 pm, instead of 3 when it was just the Horse Brunch. They also serve all-day breakfast, along with everything else on the Horse Brunch menu after 3. The first time I came back, I ordered the No Carb Breakfast, which tasted as good as I remember having it. When I came there for dinner, I had the Pulled Pork Dinner with the Caesar Salad and French Fries from the Embers menu. The Pulled Pork was overwhelming with flavour with how much barbeque sauce they use, and they serve you so much of the pork that I almost could not finish it. The Caesar salad was pretty good, while the fries were as fantastic as I remembered. The interior still has that antiquated interior aesthetic, excluding a lot of its horse pictures and memorabilia. I am glad to see this restaurant is still as great as before, and the change of business hours is very beneficial for everyone. I will make sure to frequent this restaurant more often and everyone else should too.

The food was amazing and the prices really reasonable. The staff friendly and fast service. The…read morebeef dip melts in your mouth. Best beef dip I've ever had! Hands down. Cozy cafe ambiance.

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 woke up pretty early on a Wednesday morning got my license ready and headed for Canada. My one…read moreand only stop was Duft and Co. I've been dying to try this bakery for awhile and each time I have failed and it's no one's fault but mine since they were either sold out or I came on a day they were closed. So this day I planned ahead. I got there ten minutes before opening which always makes me feel awkward but a line was already formed outside. Once they opened you go in and are greeted with a wide array of pastries and baked goods. I picked quite a few but will say that I'm biased as I went to pastry school and well this was the best croissant I've ever had. It was flaky on the outside and nice and buttery on the inside. You can tell that they worked hard on these and laminated them perfectly. The coffee was good too but the pastries stole the show and I will be back.