Came here on Saturday just after 12 pm for sandwiches and soups. It was not that busy but the crowd…read morecame in shortly after we got seated. We decided to share the flight of soup and a sandwich (Turkey Elaine). The flight of soup consisted of 3 mini bowls of soup (your choice) and it came with a cheese scone for $10. We had chili (delicious), wicked Thai chicken (always a crowd favorite) and roasted garlic tomato (tasty). The cheese scone was really good, buttery fluffy soft. I preferred this over the raspberry whites chocolate scone. The Turkey Elaine ($8.95) was freshly made on the spot. The Kaiser bun was warm and soft and went well with the Turkey, stuffing and cranberry. We ended the meal with the must get peanut butter square ($3.25). It was a wonderful start to our day.

Awesome food awesome staff! I love the place! And I love Han and clemintine too! She makes amazing…read morefood!

I eat here often. They make the best sandwiches... Everything is fresh. They make it while you…read morewait... But they are fast. Very clean but little place. Awesome place to stop and have lunch not much parking. Definitely worth it.

My colleague told me about their Wor Wonton. I came here on a Wednesday without realizing that the…read moreWor Wonton is a Wednesday special item. I came here on a Thursday and got the Chicken Quesadilla special for $10.50. The Chicken Quesadilla is nothing special. It wasn't very cheesy and it tasted very bland. It had chicken, pepper, mushrooms and cheese in it. The weekly special came with a salad. I said I wanted ranch dressing and instead they gave me balsamic vinegar dressing. The place is ran by 2 Koreans ladies. So on Monday and Tuesday, they have Korean bibimbap and Chicken Teriyaki rice available. All their items on the menu are very basic. Nothing special. They serve their food in a very flimsy container. The bag that they put the food in is not even big enough for the container so when you bring it back be careful. One of my sour cream container for my quesadilla fell out. Luckily I asked for extra quesadilla. This is mostly a sandwich place. You don't get to make your own sandwich creation here. Overall, everything is made fresh on the spot. Ingredients looked fresh. But portion size is not worth it. It is small. This is not a restaurant. It is a hole in the wall and the place is hidden behind a bunch of bushes and tree. There is a free parking in front of the sandwich place. Because of the location, it is tailored to the people who work in the area

Seriously this place does not cease to amaze me. I didn't realize a simple croissant-wich could be…read moreso damn good. I have zero complaints with this place. (Although an improvement could be made by getting decaf grinds for their coffee maker) Can't wait to come back

A great find. Food was solid. Not spectacular but better than a lot of places. Service was great…read more I liked the Benny choices, that they make their hollandaise fresh daily. Spouse had omelet which was filling. I had crab benny but so many pan fires I couldn't finish so thumbs up for good portion size. I would come back if I was in the area.

The desserts and cheese platter were so delicious! The macaron was so unique and beautifully made !…read moreThank you !

This place is really good. It's in a pretty hidden location so I think maybe not a lot of people…read moreknow about it but I feel like if this place were in a more central location would do pretty well. The interior is open spacious and clean, and the waitress was friendly. I feel like she could've been a little bit more attentive during our time there though. After we got our food, she didn't come to our table again. Besides that, the burger and fries were really good. Salad was pretty good as well. I would come back again.

Heard about this place somehow and got curious about it so I started to check out some Google…read morephotos of its menu and then finally decided to check it out in person. In addition to being a bakery they also sell Vietnamese Bahn Mi sandwiches and Vietnamese coffee. The coffee is $5.00 each. I bought two Vietnamese Iced coffees and brought them home. It's a pretty generous size for $5.00 and while I'm really more of a tea person than a coffee person, I thought this was pretty good Vietnamese coffee. I took just a few sips though and left the rest in the fridge for my husband to try since as I said, I'm more of a tea drinker and hubby's more of a coffee drinker. Our daughter appreciates both tea and coffee but seems to lean more in the direction of coffee, like her dad. We came at around 2:30pm on a Saturday afternoon. I don't know what the selection is like earlier in the day, but when we went, it seemed to me like the selection of baked goods was kind of on the limited side. Lots of items on the menu, but in terms of what's actually available...there didn't seem to be nearly as much on display as was written on the menu. Also...the menu seems a bit outdated. It says BJ Bakery on it, instead of The Aunties Bakery. I guess this place was formerly known as BJ Bakery. It would be good if they updated the name on their menu. It would also be good if they updated the prices on their menu. I saw Almond Croissants written as $2.50 on the menu, but then saw some actual Almond Croissants on the counter, priced at $3.50 each. Curious about their Bahn Mi and might come back to try that sometime as I was pretty impressed with the Vietnamese Coffee.

Cuisine: 7 Service: 7…read moreDecor: 6 Value: 8 Overall: 7 Not much to complain about. A very good House Special Vietnamese banh mi sandwich that I got last minute before they closed for the airport. Clearly, by the time I had it, the bread was no longer fresh, so I cannot attest to the quality of that until next time. What I did have was soft and tasted fine. As for the filling, there was fair ratio of pate to meat to veggies, which is often undesirable. If there was a miss, it would be the veggies need a bit more acidity in order to add that punch I was looking for. Btw, their Vietnamese iced coffee was great. Final verdict is a Vietnamese banh mi shop that I would gladly return for a fresh one next time.

We had the Yoga Chef cater our family reunion. Really appreciated the excellent and prompt…read morecommunication. Our numbers kept fluctuating and it was stressful for us but Stephanie was super supportive and helped us plan a menu that worked with our numbers and dietary restrictions. Food arrived perfectly on time and we got many compliments from our guests. Happy guests, happy hosts. Would definately use this catering service again!

I wanted to try this restaurant/cafe for a while when I first saw their menu. When I got there, the…read moreplace was pretty vacant and quiet, which made my visitation comfortably relaxed. I liked that there was a TV that showcased all the meals they make. I had their Grounding Brunch Bowl with Avocado as my 'meat' choice, and it was fantastic. The egg is soft poached, the garlic aioli is very flavourful and went great with all the contents in the bowl. The Dark Roast Coffee was nothing special though and it was served with raw brown sugar. Still, the food is great, the service is admirable and I would very much like to return there.

Excellent brunch options . Everything was fresh and tasted like farm to table…read more I would say on par with some of vancouvers finest brunch places

Perfect spot for the bathroom when those at Alouette Beach are closed!…read more Picked up a chai latte with oat milk (expensive and weird tasting) and a frozen cheddar broccoli bacon soup (great). Lovely friendly and helpful service. Loved that there's a ramp going up to the patio outside. Must be a hopping spot in warmer weather.

With various locations throughout the Greater Vancouver area, Ba Le is one of the more established…read moreVietnamese Banh Mi shops, originated in Chinatown, they have grown from a very small Mom & Pop shop to a multiple locations chain now! This particular location is in the same complex as the T&T Supermarket, it is at the entrance to the food court, actually this food court standard is pretty good considering the size and lack of selection, still each stall is way up there with food quality! Banh Mi here is freshly made to order, the bread is freshly toasted and is very light, I love their pâté and the pickled vegetables, just add the right savoury and tanginess to the sandwich! And of course the jalapeño adds the necessary kick to the whole experience! Another recommended item: Fried Glutenous Ball with Sesame( Bánh Cam)! So crispy outside and just the right texture and sweetness! Perfect snack if you are not into having a sandwich!

Didn't know they had a location here. This is inside the secret hidden food court right by T&T…read more Parking is plentiful in the strip mall lot. Staff were friendly. This place seems a bit different from the other locations, in that their bread seems to be more like a long bun as opposed to a French style baguette. The toppings were good, and the sandwich was tasty other than the too much bread part. The tradeoff is that this sandwich is more filling, which is not a bad thing.