Delicious bowl of soup and noodles. I love this type of dining where I get to choose my soup and…read moretoppings. Comes piping hot Staff is polite and courteous. Plenty of parking. The place can use a renovation, or at the very least a good cleaning

I usually go to Bubble Waffle Cafe at the mall food court, but this location is an actual…read morerestaurant located at Killarney Centre. Chill vibes and you place your order by filling out the paper sheet. There was only 1 server and she was friendly. The combos are a good deal and comes with a basic drink and bubble waffle/waffle cake for an additional $1.95. Everyone except me ordered noodles in laksa broth. I really liked the broth, it had a strong coconut flavour with a bit of a kick. I ordered the Mongolian lamb teppanyaki rice combo. It was ok, I found the lamb a bit dry.

We came on a Saturday at 11 am which is prime brunch time! They don't take reservations but the…read moreplace is large. And they are speedy with a ton of employees helping out with the amount of people they are serving! Decor is super bright and open. They have many seating options a which is nice. I love the variety of offerings they have on their menu! And the menu is quite large. I ordered a freshly squeezed OJ and the VEGGIE omelette (Seasoned guacamole, mushrooms, baby spinach, roasted red peppers, scallions and goat cheese) but subbed cheeses and added pesto. As I write this now, they forgot the guac. The OJ is fine (I prefer more pulp) but a great start to the meal. The omelette is huge! I am not kidding, this was 3 meals for me! It comes with a very small portion of their potatoes which were fine but not warm or crispy. You also get two slices of toast but there is a sub charge for sourdough (again - based on their website, they don't have sourdough but brioche so we got that). Service was fast and friendly but at times, we were almost rushed. Which makes sense since they are BUSY! I would recommend this place for a quick bite!

They have several locations in the lower mainland. I have been to the Vancouver location multiple…read moretimes and not sure why I didn't write a review. I came here with a friend to have breakfast lately. I got the pesto philly steak skillet and a mango drink. My friend got a coffee and pancake. Service was pretty good. My steak skillet was not bad but it would be better if there was less pesto. Portion size was big. I was surprised that they were not busy the last time I showed up. I remember when they first open there would always be a wait. Note that this location doesn't have free parking. They do have a paid parking lot downstairs. The decor of the place was nice. All Pür & Simple have the same or similar layout and design. I will be back for sure.

So I'd been curious about the poutine at this place, ever since the first time I came here and saw…read morethe big sign outside advertising their poutine. When I read that the gravy for their Classic Poutine was vegetarian, I knew that I *had* to come here and try it. So...finally tried it. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't superb either. Not really sure how they managed to score 1st place for a Poutine Challenge in 2014. Granted, it was a Butter Chicken poutine that took home the prize and not the Classic Poutine, but still... The cheese curds did have some ooey gooeyness going for them which is always good to see. I'd have liked to have seen a lot more of both the cheese curds and the gravy though on my poutine. I think my daughter's plate of poutine had a bit more gravy than mine. Overall though, I feel that there could have been more of both the cheese curds and the gravy. Flavor was pretty good. Not something I need to come back and have again though.

Coffee shop atmosphere but with more substantial food options - diner food like burgers and poutine…read moreplus the standard premade wraps and baked goods. Coffee/tea and beer/wine to drink. Lots of seating. It seemed like I came at an off time, and it was nice and quiet. Veggie burger: The falafel patty was a little crumbly but very tasty. I got the salad for my side, and was glad to see that it was a pretty substantial pile of salad since it costs $3 to upgrade from fries. Everything in the salad was fresh. I liked the cranberries and crushed walnuts. The vinaigrette was more oily than I would've liked. Vanilla blender (with espresso): Okay. Nice taste and not too sweet. As an iced latte I would've had no complaints, but as a blended drink, I thought it could've used more ice... but maybe I just waited too long to drink it. Looking at the baked goods display, I saw they have the same sandwiches/wraps and baked goods that you see at quite a few cafes in Vancouver that don't do their own food prep... I've tried most of the baked goods at various other places and would say they're so-so. I do like the deep dutch brownie but everything else is just too sweet and that's the only thing you can taste. I would definitely recommend ordering off the menu for something put together in house rather than getting something out of the case.

Seasons Apple Café is such a gem! The service is consistently warm and welcoming, and you can tell…read morethe staff genuinely care about making your visit a good one. I had the Spanish latte, and I'm not exaggerating when I say it's the best I've ever had: perfectly balanced, smooth, and just the right touch of sweetness. I still think about it. The bagel sandwiches are also incredible...fresh, flavorful, and seriously satisfying. You can't go wrong with any of the combos. It's the kind of spot you end up returning to again and again because everything just hits right. Highly recommend!

I ordered the heaven bagel sandwich. It was delicious. I look forward to going back there soon and…read moretry their drinks.

Got off work early which gave me time to drop by and visit my mom. We went out for brunch at…read moreCindy's. On the table: Brunch Waffle Crepe du Matin Sunny Dish Even though I wasn't the one who ordered a crepe, I am still delighted to know that they offer crepe at this restaurant. I feel there is a shortage of crepes and wish there were more places that served crepe. I will definitely order a crepe on one of my future visits. I went with the Sunny Dish this time in an effort to go low carb and have more room for dinner in the evening. It was a great option and I think my favourite part of the dish is the avocado. It's just always so satisfying to see lovely, green avocado on my plate as avocado tends to go brown quite easily when we have them at home in our kitchen. It's also tasty, healthy and filling...The filling part matters when avoiding filler foods such as pancakes, bread, potatoes...etc. This is such a great place for brunch and really becoming quite a favourite for us now!

You know what pisses me off more than disappointment? Laziness…read more Their menu states they serve Persian "Sangak" bread. They don't. What is irritatingly stupefying here is that there is a Persian Bakery right across the street from them. With their approximately 10 seater dining table and 5 staff on hand someone could've done what?.....Yes!...jumped across the street to the bakery and stocked up on the bread they promised the customer on their menu before opening....Or am I just crazy? Well...I guess if they had done that....they wouldn't have had the time to giggle about it in the back like little school girls. Moving on...... The French Toast - Undercooked & doughy in the middle. Way too bare and unimpressively lacking in presentation. I mean you're paying for these dishes. I've had my 10 year old nephew make better French Toast. The bacon was tasty and the coffee was decent....even came in a cute little cup. So, that's something.... Breakfast Burrito - Good for an appetizer...Oh wait...it was an entree dish....enough said. Fancy Benedict - No, it wasn't fancy...that's the name of the dish ironically. It was cold, the salmon lacking and clearly someone's first attempt at making a Benny. The Service - We had to ask for everything. There was an underlying impatience with our server....like we were keeping her from something. Finally someone else came by with more coffee. Not the end of the world, but not charming either. This place reminded me of a first year medical student trying to do brain surgery. Education, Experience, Commitment. Then open your doors.

great recommendation from a friend. the three of us stopped in for brunch after a moderate hike…read morenearby, which felt like a well deserved reward after working up an appetite. we arrived around 12:30 pm on a monday and were pleasantly surprised that there was no wait. we were seated right away and had plenty of time to settle in, catch up, and enjoy the slower pace of the afternoon. i was told this place used to be a tiny little shop, and it's nice to see how much they've grown. they've taken over the space next door and expanded the seating area, which makes a huge difference. you can actually relax, enjoy your meal, and have a proper conversation without feeling like you need to rush out the door so the next group can sit down. that extra breathing room really changes the experience. i was also happy to see they offer a matcha lavender latte with oat milk, which immediately caught my attention. unfortunately, we arrived too late for their early bird special, and i'm still a little disappointed about missing it. twelve dollars for a bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich with a hashbrown patty and coffee or tea is hard to beat, and honestly, it gives me a good reason to wake up earlier next time. i decided on the vegetarian benny, and it absolutely hit the spot. two perfectly soft poached eggs, fresh avocado, oven roasted tomatoes, chimichurri, arugula, hollandaise, and cornbread, with three hashbrown patties on the side. every component worked together beautifully. the dish was seasoned really well, full of fresh flavours, and beautifully presented. the bright colours from the avocado, tomatoes, and greens made it look as good as it tasted. the chimichurri added a wonderful freshness, the hollandaise was rich without being overwhelming, and the cornbread brought a subtle sweetness that balanced everything nicely. it was so good that i practically inhaled the entire plate. definitely a place i'd come back to. next time, though, i'm setting an alarm and making sure i arrive early enough to finally try that early bird special.

Great place with great food. Love their Bennie's and their chicken & waffles. They are so…read moreflavourful! Great service as well. Try to arrive earlier or you will wait in line. Cheers

This restaurant is owned by really lovely people, you can tell they really care about your…read moreexperience and make sure you're taken care of. The burger I had tasted good with a reasonable price.

Yummi Deli and Coffee is a relaxed and peaceful diner, which serves classic diner fare with…read moreexcellent service. The owners were incredibly pleasant, and the atmosphere of the restaurant was very cozy. I had a cappuccino and the american breakfast, it was very tasty and filling, especially considering the very reasonable price. Yummy Deli is worth a visit if you want to eat at a timeless diner!

We had to wait for half an hour until seated on a Good Friday at 1pm and parking is challenging in…read morethe area. I got the sunrise bowl with a sunny side up and my friends both got the chorizo sausage crepe. They loved theirs, but I thought mine was a little too salty and too saucy. I wonder if I could ask for feta cheese substitute (with Swiss) next time. I thought the ambiance was super cute and great for a girls catch up. Service was quick and friendly. The sweet brunch items also look really good but I think it wouldn't be my first choice if it wasn't for their gluten free options.

Had a family brunch here recently. I keep forgetting this place is here, as I'd never eaten here…read morebefore. Two of us had the Canadian breakfast and my niece ordered a waffle with fruit. The fruit was actually a good portion and decent selection of blueberries, strawberries, banana and grapes. A couple of very small overripe pieces of kiwi were thrown in but I've seen worse for a kids meal. Food came out after a short wait. Missing from the plates was butter for the toast and waffles, so I'm not sure if they don't usually provide it or they forgot it. The over-easy eggs were more over-medium and the potatoes tasted a bit off to me, but I was full anyway, so I just left them. The restaurant was a bit cold so we ate with our coats on for most of the time. Would be nice if they raised the temperature by 1-2 degrees so it's more comfortable on colder days. Service was mostly ok but our server asked us when we were still halfway through our meals if we wanted anything else and when we said we were good, she did not come back until we flagged her down for the bill. Maybe she was new, but servers should still check on customers for refills of coffee, hot water for tea, etc. Coffee is $3.25 and I did not get a refill due to the disappearing server, so it was quite pricey for one small cup. The meals were ok but for the price, I'd sooner go elsewhere for a better overall experience.