Delicious coffee bun! Small place and not too much seating available. We came in at noon so there…read morewasn't much selection left in terms of baked goods. Coffee was good though.

Bright and comfortable spot to grab a drink and pastry…read more Walked here on a sunny weekend, and was happy to find seating right away. I ordered an Iced Hojicha and Matcha Croissant, and my friend ordered a Tomato Basil Shio Pan, Coffee Bun and a drink. 3.5/5 Hojicha: drink was fine but didn't have a lasting impression on me 3/5 Matcha Croissant: matcha ganache was really tasty however the croissant itself was kinda flavourless and the outside ever so slightly overbaked for my palate. 4.5/5 Tomato Basil Shio Pan: unexpected hit for all of us. Very moist and flavourful. Will definitely get this one again. Friendly staff and quick service. I enjoyed Cafe Algan and will be back to try other goods.

Terrific drinks and food here at a reasonable prices . Love the neighborhood cafe vibe this place…read morehas . Customer service was top notch . I'd go here regularly . They have four or five outdoor patio tables too

Walked here from the hotel that my brother and I were staying at and glad we did. This is a quant…read morecafe with lots of seating inside and a couple outside, and great food options. It seems like a lot of locals stop by here, food was great, service was fast, staff were friendly.

Came for brunch and was very impressed with the food. Checked all my boxes: tasty food, good…read moreportions, good service, reasonable prices and, above all, a good cup of joe! Certainly will be back and bring more friends. Had the Hearty Man's Combo with the Craffles (house made and was absolutely delicious). Craffles is like a croissant and waffle so very crispy on the outside and finished with a dusting of sugar powder. The sunny side eggs were cooked perfectly too. Also had the chicken bento box. Rice cooked perfectly and the chicken was moist. Very filling meal. Vibe is local neighbourhood. Not fancy but cozy and clean. Free parking on the side street.

This cafe was recommended by a friend and it is nearby my home…read more I went there in the morning by car. They have very limited parking lots shared with other shops. It could be challenging to park your car during lunch time. The style of the cafe interior is Japanese simple style with Japanese servers. There are plenty of choices in the menu. I picked something simple to try as my first visit. Fried eggs in sunny side up with bacons and potato wedges - nicely cooked and I love the bacons were so crispy! The latte - taste nice and full body texture. I'd love to try this place again for lunch.

What a delightful find! Elysees Cafe, nestled within the Alliance Française Vancouver on Cambie…read moreStreet, is a beautiful, open space that clearly prioritizes creativity and innovation. Opened in 2024, it perfectly embodies what a modern cafe should be, offering a unique blend of handcrafted coffee and pastries with French and Mexican flavors, all presented with an artistic vision. I enjoyed a pleasant 20-minute walk from home to the cafe for lunch on a beautiful day. Arriving around 11:45 AM, the place was bustling! I weaved through busy patio tables to reach the counter inside. The staff, despite the lunch hour rush, were wonderfully efficient and friendly. I ordered a matcha latte with almond milk and their hearty Bowl de Provence--a delicious salad featuring farro, egg, and potato. I seemed to be in the mood for all things green that day! On my way out, I grabbed a croissant to-go, which made for a perfect snack during my walk home. While I can't speak to the parking situation firsthand, I did notice street parking available on Cambie, as well as potential free street parking in nearby residential areas (just be mindful of permit restrictions). I'm already looking forward to my next visit to explore more of their enticing food options and specialty coffees or teas!

I was biking nearby and decided to stop by to grab something to drink on a warm summers day. I got…read morethe yuzu matcha drink and found it was more like a matcha latte. The yuzu was difficult to taste as it was mostly stuck at the bottom despite multiple attempts to mix it. The matcha was good but wish it had a stronger taste. Lots of seating area both inside and outside which makes for a perfect hang out spot for the summer.

Joy Cafe is perfectly situated at 525 SW Marine Drive, making it an ideal stop for those of us…read morecommuting to Richmond. It is the perfect place to drop by, pick up great food, or grab a meal before heading over the bridge after work. The food is excellent, which comes as no surprise--the chefs here are from some well-known Chinese restaurant chains. We stopped by for their weekday Afternoon Tea special (available Monday to Friday), and the service was truly attentive and friendly. Beyond the food, the ambiance is what really sets Joy Cafe apart. It has such a warm, comfortable vibe. It is clear that this is a place for long-term regulars. I witnessed a heartwarming interaction where a waitress was taking such genuine care of an elderly couple, kindly reminding them to drive slowly and safely on their way home. It's rare to find that kind of community spirit in a restaurant these days. Highly recommended!

Joy cafe has always been our go-to for a quick lunch if we cant think of a restaurant. Service has…read morealways been amazing and quality been fairly stable However, our recent visit was a bit disappointing. A group of 4 of us went for a quick lunch. We ordered 3 items: Chicken curry with spaghetti, braised pork and bitter melon with vermicelli as well as salted fish and chicken fried rice. For some reasons, all the hot drinks which accompanied the lunch set were luke warm. the chicken curry sauce was luke warm as well. The spaghetti which came with the curry was out of portion with the sauce. The amount of spaghetti was so little that we still had half the curry sauce when the spaghetti was gone. The other items were fairly greasy as well. The prices at Joy cafe has always heen a bit on the high end but quality had been stable in the past. However the quality seems to have gone downhill compared to the increased prices lately

Cozy little corner. Great food. Attentive service. Local business. Will definitely be back.read more

A Vancouver hidden gem. Incredible breakfast, burgers, and coffee. Almost don't want the secret to…read moreget out. And the prices . The breakfast club is a perfect sandwich and the rosemary hashbrowns .

I was near by and looking for breakfast. I love they offer such a variety of breakfast and lunch…read moreoptions from BLT to wonton. I had a warm wonton soup for breakfast, the wontons are big and very homemade style. Remind me what my grandma use to make. It warms my heart. Great portion and value. I can't wait to come back and try more stuff! Their cheesecake is also amazing! Very friendly service.

This cafe is owned by Taiwanese and it is a hidden gem in the neighbourhood. The cafe has a causal…read moreambient and you can find many choices of foods which are not expensive. I ordered the lunch special which is spaghetti bolognaise with meat balls. The portion is big and you can't find the same price elsewhere with this big portion. The latte was find too. The cost performance was beyond my expectation. The interior was clean and neat and the free WiFi password was shown clearly. The owner was very friendly to us and we had a nice little chat. He served me the latte and asked me if I needed more spaghetti. The service was great. Outside the cafe there are roadside parking spaces. The place is easy to find. I'd recommend this cafe and I will go there again for sure.

Really enjoyed the hot Vietnamese coffee. The sandwiches are great. The desserts all look great…read more Plenty of seatings. Clean and bright.

I visited Broye cafe to try hot chocolate festival limited item…read more Saigon after Dark - Pho spice 2.0 -Key flavors of dark chocolate and new pho spice. Dark chocolate infused with cinnamon star anise, black pepper and orange zest. Service with Takoyaki Croissant. I had the pho spice hot chocolate last year, I remember the last year one flavor was more stronger. This year's one was subtle and I could not taste much savory flavor in. It was a just regular hot chocolate. If this was a regular hot chocolate, it tasted good, however, if it was pho spice one, not really impressive . Takoyaki croissant was very unique. I enjoyed that croissant with Vegetable, Mayo and sauce on the top. Actually, highlight was cafe royal tart. - A flaky puff pastry tart filled with silky milk-and-coffee cream, topped with a rich caramel flan for a smooth, aromatic café-style treat. This is not hot chocolate festival item. Cream caramel on the top of crispy Pie tart caught my eye. Cream caramel was very delicious and coffee cream filling was really good. Pie tart's dough was super crispy and buttery. I really loved this item.