Very friendly staff and a nice treat after (or before) tackling the bridge and all of its glory!…read moreThere are other places to visit, like the fudge and stuff but I think I could smell the waffles being made and that's what drew me in. Haha Pros: -Easy to read menu and they make your waffle treats fresh. -I had the "Lumberjack" Topping (Maple Syrup + Butter) and the maple syrup was awesome!!! Cons: -This is probably due to the weather (we went on 12/30 on a rainy day) but the butter that was on my waffle tree didn't melt. So I had three squares of butter on my plate.

After the bridges and trails with the family decided to a quick coffee and some snacks for the…read morekids. The coffee very weak but very dark. Did not get the caffeine kick that we expected. Kids picked up Beaver Balls. Yes not a typo. All they were like warm loonie sized pancake with maple syrup. The best thing was the maple syrup as it was pure maple syrup. Disappointing as expected something different (no, not actual), but something unique that stay with us.

Both coffee and sandwich was pretty good. The vibe was cozy…read more Great place to take a rest before/after shopping.

Service was friendly, establishment was clean, plenty of seating. Stand alone building in a…read moreshopping center parking lot so plenty of parking. They have coffee and pastries as well paninis and gelato. We only tried the coffee and pastries. Tried a fruit danish which was excellent. Had the carmello latte which was good but nothing special, and a hazelnut oat milk latte which was kinda plain.

This is a great idea for a coffee/sweet treat spot right as you exit the suspension bridge. They…read morehave lots of coffee/hot chocolate options, soft serve ice cream and otter balls available. It's very pricey though.. I got the soft serve option that has the chocolate and marshmallows. The marshmallows and chocolate chips tasted good with the ice cream and was a nice combo of textures. However there was way too much chocolate syrup so after a few bites it was barely eatable. There's also caramel with coconut flakes and a honey option for the sundaes.

Perfect little stop in the middle of Capilano Suspension Bridge. Cafe with tasty little pancakes…read morecleverly marketed as "otter balls," soft serve and hot beverages. Nice respite with outdoor seating.

Coffee shop in the heart of Edgemont village with plenty of seating inside and outside. I have the…read morewest coast wrap that has eggs spinach and mushrooms with their house drip.

This has to be said. Delaney's S'mores cookie is out of this world good. Get them to warm it up a…read morelittle and it's as good as cookies get. Pair it with a latte for fall snack perfection!

Nice spot to take a break from wandering Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. There's plenty of outdoor…read moreseating. The young girls working there are friendly, although a grouchy woman working at the park walked by our table and muttered something at us. Beary Waffles has a variety of drinks and waffles to choose from. We tried: bee pollen & honey hot chocolate paired with strawberry shortcake waffles. Both came with a ton of whipped cream...fattening but delicious!

Fresh, unexpected, and absolutely delicious!…read more I ordered the blueberry waffle topped with a cream blueberry compote and bee pollen, and oh my gosh! this was outstanding. The waffle itself was light and fluffy, not heavy at all. The compote was the real star fresh, flavorful, and not overly sugary or syrupy like you usually find. It tasted homemade and elevated the whole dish. Honestly, this was totally unexpected and one of the best waffles I typically don't get waffles sometimes they are dense and heavy not berry waffles I'd go back again and again just for this I already tried looking for recipe online trying to steal the recipe! They also had other tempting options like a strawberry waffle, but what I tried was excellent. Hands down, highly recommended for anyone who loves fresh light foods.

I'm not a vegan. I'm about as close to being a vegan as a…read morefish is to climbing a tree and eating a banana. I'm as carnivorous as it gets. This is my Vegan Story at Cafe Crema. Stepping into others' imprinted snow footsteps trying not to slip and fall onto the newly fallen snow, we made it into Cafe Crema in West Vancouver. The first thing with this place that gets you is the vibe. Mood lighting, lovely high tables and plenty of space. You can sit there, and daydreaming in this place is highly encouraged preferably with a glass of bold red and a slice of Margherita Pizza. I didn't really know what I wanted, which rarely happens, but this was one of those special occasions where you just let spontaneity take over. I was going to just have a coffee, but as I approached the register area to order my Americano, I kept seeing this glimmer in the corner of my eye. It was quite bright, but just a glimmer, so I looked over and it was just this muffin sitting there in the display. I asked the cashier what muffin that was, and I was told that it was the Vegan Banana Chocolate Muffin. "Vegan?" I asked. He said, "Yup." I almost walked away trying to find something else, but the damn thing looked so good. So, reluctantly I decided to try a Vegan Muffin. I said to myself, "well, what's the worst that could happen? I'll just throw it out if I don't like it." That winking-luring Vegan muffin was so good that it actually trumped many of the dairy based muffins I've had in the past. I'll tell you how and why. First, it was rich, creamy, dense, moist on the inside and crispy on the outside. You could taste the Cocoa and hint of Banana and nuts throughout. As much as all the ingredients together gave the muffin its wonderful taste, you could also taste each component individually. I don't have a sweet tooth at all, and it's rare to find me ordering desert or eating muffins. I ate this damn thing like I just discovered the taste of sweet for the first time. Between this awesome Vegan muffin, the great Americano and this cozy little lamp on the table and the beautiful glowing white snow on Bellevue Drive, this indeed was a memorable experience and a one time love affair with a Vegan Muffin. (No, I hadn't smoked anything that day.)

To die for!! We ordered the coconut cream cake, apple pie croissant and an iced vanilla latte. The…read morelatte could've definitely been stronger but the pastries were out this world!! The coconut cream cake was fluffy, light and not too sweet. The apple pie croissant was so unique- apple pie filling inside a croissant with sugary crumble on top! The location is also pretty spacious and has some scenic outdoor seating facing the water. It does get busy but the customers cycle out fairly quickly.

Came on a rainy Vancouver day for soup and sandwiches. Tasty food made from fresh ingredients…read more Breakfast served until 2pm. Portions weren't large, but fair to pricing. Indoor and outdoor seating. Friendly, helpful staff.

Every time I walk in here, I feel better. They make amazing grilled sandwiches as well as coffee…read moredrinks and salads. Very friendly staff and good music too. I'm really lucky because I live just a block away, but even if I lived a few kilometres away, I'd still come here. They're a locally owned business and I'm all about supporting local cafes and every penny I spend here is well spent. Oh, they've got ice cream and basic food like pasta and milk and butter and cheese, etc. Go now!

A bit hard to find, as we were looking for a larger sign. However they have a very artsy sign that…read morecan be missed. Its a very small spot, worth the wait if there is one (holds about 25ppl max). The vibe is japanese/asian/french type of food in our opinion. Everything we ordered was great, stuffed meatballs, truffle omelet, grilled cheese sloppy Joe, bone marrow omelet and 2 drinks total of about $140 without tip. We drove 30 minutes to get here and was worth it. Not familiar with the area we parked in a garage near the building which was $5/hour (made for the restaurant above). So find street paid parking.

Took myself out on a solo date and got curious to try Loam Bistro's pistachio French toast. It…read moreseems they've since replaced the original version (with pistachio crème and ice cream) with a seasonal pistachio strawberry French toast ($21). I also got an Americano ($4.50), which tasted alright. Having a tangier fruit like strawberry provided a nice contrast to the sweetness of the French toast. However, I found the pistachio sauce to be quite weak and milky, so I'd suggest making it more pistachio-forward. This is especially noticeable since they use milk bread rather than a richer option like brioche, which left the overall dish lacking the flavour punch I was hoping for. That said, I found their food and drink options more unique compared to a standard brunch menu, so I'd be interested in returning with a bigger group to try more items. Their Thai chocolate and pistachio latte sound especially interesting!

Very disappointed as we took an Uber to meet friends at this cafe to have their vegan breakfast…read morewrap, they were out of the wrap and wouldn't make them for us. No where on the menu does it state that they pre make items and if they don't have them your out. Be sure to call ahead if you are counting on something listed on the menu.

Petite Cafe is such a lovely spot. The coffee is delicious, the atmosphere is cozy, and the staff…read moreare incredibly friendly. Everything feels high quality and welcoming. Definitely one of my favorite cafes -- highly recommend!

Second coffee in this small shop. I found a small table next to a power outlet (one of the few) and…read moreenjoyed my coffee for about an hour to charge up my phone and charge up me. Hooray for caffeine! Coffee was good, the service was friendly and it was nice to just sit for a bit on a calm Saturday morning. [Review 20866 overall - 43 in British Columbia - 1850 of 2023.]

I have been here multiple times and its a mixed bag. The food and coffee are OK. Standard coffee…read moreplace food with decent prices. $5.95 for a breakfast sandwich. Coffee is Ok. Where its not very great is the service. Its hit and miss also. They seem to hire younger people that aren't so keen on answering questions about a product or seem like you are a bother to them. One of the workers just rolled her eyes when I asked about what was in a muffin and then what a Macchiato was again as I forgot. Sorry but when you are trying to keep customers my humble suggestion is that if your food is just standard that your Customer service be a little better. I am sticking with lunch bucket Deli down the road until this improves.