Nice little organic grocery store and cafe. Always sinking facing. Love the acoustic music nights.read more

Great coffee. Great books: local, cooking, farming, and lots of fiction. Interesting health foods…read moretoo - bought a book and some sprouts to try at home.

A small quirky shop worth visiting for the shipwreck-style construction and décor alone, including…read morea coffee-pot shaped wood stove. Terrific espressos and tea, treats, and plants, flowers, kitchen linens, lotions, vinyl LPs, etc. etc. Worth stopping by.

This is a great little tea shop in Ucluelet. They have a wide variety of teas AND also offer…read moremilkshakes. I didn't want anything milky so I requested a Jasmine green tea with tapioca pearls - I was satisfying a craving for boba (shocking). I didn't have to ask for any adjustment to the sweetness for the balance of flavor and sweetness to be perfect. Wish I could have picked up a few varieties of loose leaf as well but alas, we are traveling around for 2 weeks and have no space to spare in our luggage. Otherwise, I would have been ALL OVER IT. Service was friendly and straightforward. It was a relatively quick turnaround for my tea. It was just what I needed.

The best Double Cream Earl Grey! Make sure you come visit this store if you are from out of town!read more

Great breakfast sandwiches at a reasonable prices, friendly and capable staff, and a nice…read moreatmosphere (don't be intimidated if it looks full, there are two dining rooms, and even when full, things move quickly). We'll be going back

Perfect balance of sweet pastries and savory breakfast items. The bacon sandwich was great. The…read moresausage sandwich could benefit from adding a fried egg. The huevos were delicious and the coffee drinks are beyond solid. Down to earth service. Solid food. Hard to see anyone go wrong here.

I saw on TikTok that the Ukee ice cream with soft serve on top and ice cream on the bottom is…read moreunique to this place so we had to try it! The staff is very nice. You're allowed to taste test so we ended up getting the salted caramel on the bottom. They also have a big gift shop and sandwiches in the place. The soft serve balances the flavour well. The salted caramel itself is fairly average but I think it's worth it to try this local method.

Been here once before, food was good. This time around however they crushed a bug between the lid…read moreand cup of my boyfriend's drink. So he opened his cup to a twitching earwig. Not sure how this got past the staff but when we went back up to the counter they told us to just 'scrape off the whipped cream.' It's concerning that he would have drank it if we didn't open the cup.

Lovely experience for my vacation. Staff made you feel welcome and great brunch food.read more

We showed up last minute on a Monday; and there was a line out the door…read more With fingers crossed we lined up. The wait wasnt too bad. But definitely worth noting. Inside is quaint and warm. We were seated at the bar where the view is the kitchen. It felt like service with a show! The chefs really knew how to turn out breakfast fast. It was like watching a well oiled machine. My veggie eggs benny was delicious. My partner had the heartwood breakfast subbed egg for bacon. We were both happy with our orders. My only note was that the smashbrowns needed more flavour I'm not a ketchup person... But needed it desperately for the smashbrowns. We would definitely go back. The food was fresh and fast. The staff were hospitable and we were glad to have stumbled upon Heartwood.

More of a loungey place to go for lunch or for drinks during these short winter days! This…read morerestaurant and the float restaurant also located inside of the black rock resort were the only two places that were open that evening in what seemed like the entire city of Ucluelet. Glorious views of the stormy ocean before the night falls. The restaurant was serving the late night food menu which was good enough for us because we just wanted some tasty, fresh seafood. We got Negroni's, clams, cod cakes, seafood soup, and deep fried Mac and cheese. It was a little pricey so it was refreshing for the waitress to advise us to hold off on ordering an additional dish to what we had already ordered and she was 100% right. (If there was one other person then I'd be also recommending you to try the tuna dish.) As it was we took home the fried mac & cheese and heated it up in our kitchen suite for breakfast the next morning. It was still crispy on the outside and cheesy on the inside!

Fetch is located inside the contemporary Black Rock Oceanfront Resort with a dramatic view of the…read morePacific Ocean and the black volcanic rocks along the bay and the surge channel. We dined at the restaurant 3 times during our 3-night stay at the resort - dinner for our first evening and breakfast on the following 2 days - and we enjoyed every visit. Dinner at the restaurant for my partner's birthday was an excellent choice. We loved our courses from starters all the way through desserts and coffee. Starters were tuna nicoise and asparagus soup with seared scallop. Tuna nicoise is a genius idea with all the best elements of a salade nicoise without the unnecessary greens. The soft boiled quail egg was an excellent touch. The succulent scallop was paired nicely with the rich base on the soup. For main courses, I had seared scallops (again) & calamari with angel hair pasta and my partner had herb crusted halibut. My scallops were again wonderfully succulent, calamari was light and crispy, and the side pasta was very tasty but not heavy at all. We had a wonderful meal by the window overlooking the ocean We were hoping to see a pod of orcas swimming by but we were not as lucky as the diners the week before. Despite the absence of marine mammal visits, the main courses are well worth the $30 / plate average.

The place is conveniently located the junction between Ucluelet and Tofino. The vibe is very chill…read moreand surf there. We went on a Thursday afternoon so it wasn't busy. It is self serve. They have foosball tables, cozy chairs. It is a cozy space! Basically a large is $28 and a small is $21. Besides poke, you can get specialty coffee and smoothies there and some (not a lot) of baked goods. It is a self serve kind of place with some surf merch, local art as well. The food is fresh, I order the quinoa with rice and salmon and tuna w mango cilantro and crispy garlic and cilantro, kale, w soy sauce and sasame oil, seaweed salad topping. It was very pricey for what it was but probably Tofino standards but really hit the spot. We were on holidays so all is good.

Love this place! They have two cats that are super friendly and love cuddles. The poke is fresh out…read moreof the ocean. Love the vibe here- a surf shop and they really highlight the local artists on the island. I bought a few pieces to bring home with me!