Got a gf cinnamon roll and was impressed!! And the prices are so reasonable! My fiance was happy…read morewith his chocolate croissant and well. Would most definitely recommend!

The gluten free iced cinnamon bun is by far the best cinnamon bun I've ever had! It's light, flaky,…read moretasty and you'd never know it was gluten free! They also offer a wide selection of gluten free and regular baked goods, along with bread and other items (fresh pizza, and packaged goods). They sometimes sell out so be sure to order online!

What an amazingly sweet little gem of a restaurant this place is…read more Staff are wonderful food is outstanding and the only downside is that it's really small and you sometimes just have to wait. We'll be back for sure!

Every time I come to Vancouver BC, I stop here. It's just across the border from Blaine in lovely…read moreWhite Rock, BC and is a great place to rest after a long drive. The cafe is snug and bright, with friendly staff and good coffee. Their vegan grilled cheese sandwich is amazing, one of the best I've ever had (vegan or otherwise). Their desserts are also delicious (I always get the s'mores cookie). This cafe always has the cutest touches -- like putting a tiny spray of flowers on my to-go bag this time :) Love this place and look forward to it every time I'm driving up to Vancouver.

Awesome food truck with really good comfort food that happens to be all vegan. :)…read moreBest to order online as it's a solo operation.

On the way back from Bellingham, we decided to stop here for lunch. New Public food truck is 100%…read morevegan and located outside of Evil Bikes on Harris Ave, which is a hip little mountain bike shop with a beverage bar inside (including cold beer). There'a both indoor and outdoor seating. The guy working let us know he was a fill-in for someone else, so we browsed inside the bike shop while he made our grub. We split the Lord of the Fries with spicy chipotle sauce and the Gyro. It was a ton of food for 2 people so we didn't end up finishing it all. The loaded fries are incredible - get those... especially with that spicy sauce! Super filling, so I would recommend a half portion unless you are sharing with a group. The gyro was loaded with chikn (which needed more seasoning) and impossible to hold, so we ended up eating it with a fork and skipping the pita. The tzatziki was delicious, but the gyro really needs greens/lettuce to balance it out because the proportions are off. We would order something else next time. Washed it all down with a cold one inside Evil Bikes and browsed the fancy mountain bikes. Would come back for sure to try more.

This tiny cafe is located crossing the main downtown fort Langley area towards the park . Old…read morebuilding structure and nothing so fancy but all classic. Antique seating inside make you comfortable and the lady at the counter will take your order. Their menu is all stacked with variety of vegetarian dishes from mac and cheese to enchiladas and bowls. Portions are big and the taste is home cooked. (Easy on stomach) We had tomato soup which can be combined with salad or a toast. I personally think that the toast could have been better with butter or some flavour rather than just whole wheat bread. Quesadilla was so full that it was over flowing with all the vegetarian goodies it was stuffed with so I enjoyed every bite of it.

As a disclaimer, I should say that family and I came here at a bad time. Two young people were…read moredoing the lunch service and were obviously in over their heads. The meals (veggie sausage buns, chili dogs, soup and mac&cheese) were all microwaved and came to the table tepid and soggy. It might well be better on a different day, but the dire state of the restroom suggests maybe not. Vegan restaurants are always worthy of support, but don't expect too much from this one.

Amazing baked goods, smoothies, salads, wraps and more! Cute interior and really nice people. My…read moretwo favorites are any cookie they're selling, the spicy "chicken" wrap, the red velvet cake, any smoothie, and me listing more than two things even though I said I'd only list two. Grab a seat outdoors and enjoy the beautiful weather!

My daughter and I were out visiting deception pass and a quick detour took us to this little gem!…read more We enjoyed the tortilla soup, pepperoni pizza, spicy bacon burger and chocolate monkey smoothie. All of it was delish! Cosmic veggies had an inviting and clean atmosphere and the customer service was 5 star. Definitely check this place out!

What's better than driving to Canada for the day, I'll tell you .. driving to Canada to eat vegan…read morefood. Ok ok, what's better than driving to Canada to eat vegan food, I'll tell you .. driving to Canada to eat vegan food while meeting new vegan friends! We decided to meet up at Mila Plant-Based, 100% vegan restaurant in the downtown area sort of right in-between Downtown Eastside, Science World, and Gastown. The restaurant has a lovely, quaint ambiance, feels very welcoming upon entering. The bathroom was .. well, posh! I don't normally make a point to comment on bathroom decor, while average in size, I felt like I was being upgraded to First Class lol. Ok, moving right along .. lol They have two menus, a Weekend Brunch Menu and, for all other hours, a Lunch/Dinner Menu, ..we ordered from the Weekend Brunch Menu. I had the Bibimbap Bowl - rice bowl with Yo Egg, mushroom bacon, kimchi, tempura yam, cucumber, carrot, gochujang sauce. This bowl had many layers of unique flavors all married perfectly in every exquisite bite, I say this very sincerely! My wife ordered the Pina Colada Pancakes - pancakes, toasted coconut syrup, cashews, cocktail cherries, rum-candied pineapple, mint. Each bite easily lived up to the the decadence displayed in the included image. We absolutely have to find our way back to Mila to try their Lunch/Dinner menu as it includes some amazing sounding options such as, Feta Stuffed Date - date, feta, pistachio, olive oil, maldon salt, ABURI LOX OSHI - carrot lox, aburi sauce, shiso, serrano, 6 pieces, Tuna Crispy Rice - watermelon akami tuna, sushi rice, lime kewpie mayo, green onion, sesame seeds, 3 pieces, and much more. We had quite a few options to choose from regarding where to meet for brunch, with every option sounding wonderful in their own way. Ultimately, we decided on Mila because of their unique, fresh and inspiring sounding dishes and yeah, they did not disappoint. Thanks so much for dropping by and reading this review. Do yourself a favor and extend the same courtesy to Mila by ... dropping by .. and enjoying some amazing tasty food.

I LOVED this place. Delicious vegan food with a luxury dining presentation. I ordered from the…read morehappy hour menu so I could try more items since I was dining alone. I got the Bao, Tostada, Crispy rice and one more piece of sushi to try. The server was kind and recommended all of the dishes I ordered. There was nothing I would not want to taste for a second time! The restaurant was decorated nicely, but nothing remarkable so I was surprised by the presentation of the food!

Very tasty, artistic all-vegan food in a super comfortable, homey and inviting little…read morecafe/restaurant, with exceptional service. Great experience. My wife & I stopped in for a late brunch. We each ordered a cortado ($4) and a benny: I got the standard "sweet & smoky bacon benny", and my wife got the special benny (which rotates) (each $22 -- a little steep but worth it for the artistry of the dishes and the great decor). The standard benny comes with two scrambled tofu "eggs", seasoned wonderfully, with plant-based bacon, a bit of spinach, tomato, and cashew hollandaise, all served on top of stringy hashbrowns. The special came with 2 Yo eggs (I believe), which leak out "yolk" when you puncture them, like real eggs, served with plant-based bacon, cabbage, and micro greens. Both very tasty. We would have both preferred the bennies to be served on standard English muffins. As is, the hashbrown base is a bit too oily/fried and lacking that hearty feeling, and the waffle base was simply too sweet (a more savoury waffle might work better). But still, both dishes were very enjoyable, artistic, and thoughtfully constructed. If it were up to me, I'd add some healthier options to the brunch menu -- maybe a brunch bowl, give the option of an English muffin base for the bennies, and items with more veggies. Overall, an excellent experience. Highly recommended.

I enjoyed two meals here on Wednesday and plan to return again on Thursday for at least one more…read more This is a 100% vegan establishment. For lunch, I ordered their Meetball Sub. The D2E meetballs were so satisfying. The topping of spicy mayo complimented the sandwich well. The Sub is well worth the $18. Because I enjoyed my lunch so much I returned for dinner. It exceeded my expectations. I started my dinner with an aperitif, one of their signature cocktail, Mezcal Fizz. It's cranberry, soda and sweet rosemary. It's worth the asking $13. It was light and very refreshin, making it the perfect pre-dinner cocktail. I'm a huge carbonara fan and seeing it on their menu I had to try the vegan version. I'm not going to lie and say you can't tell a differenc, but I'm also not going to lie and say it wasn't good because it was great. It was very flavorful and creamy. The vegan bacon even had a nice smokey flavor. At $25 I would for certain recommend and even enjoy this again myself. I ended a pleasurable dining experience with a serving of cashew strawberry ice cream. OMG for someone who isn't a fan of strawberry ice cream to begin with, this is one I could get behind. Highly recommend asking for a serving yourself. If you're in the area I most def give two thumbs up in recommending Down 2 Earth Plant Parlour. I've already recommended it to the locals I've worked with this week. If travels bring me to Vancouver I would def return to dine in.

I got to try out a shake from this at the Planted Expo in Vancouver as they had their food truck…read morethere. It was so good! My friend had they buffalo burger and really enjoyed it as well

The best vegan "chicken" sandwich ever! We had been wanting to try this truck since they opened up…read moreand boy did they deliver! We got the Crispy Chick'n and the Veg Out Classic burgers and while the veg burger was good, the "chicken" burger was out of this world! Everything from the consistency to the seasoning and sauces were amazing - so much so that even my boyfriend who rarely enjoys vegan food said he would happily have this again and again. Can't wait to be back to try out more of their menu!

The pancakes were beautifully presented and absolutely delicious. Light and fluffy with a nice…read moregolden crisp on the outside, topped with blueberries, nuts, and just the right amount of sweetness. Every bite felt balanced and comforting without being too heavy. The space itself is warm and inviting, perfect for a relaxed brunch where you can take your time and enjoy the experience. Service was attentive and made the meal feel even more enjoyable. Overall, The Acorn is a wonderful spot for a slow, satisfying brunch with well prepared food and a cozy, welcoming vibe

The lighting is dim and romantic. Definitely not conducive to sexy food photos…read more The waitstaff was speedy and friendly. The acorn has been on my list for YEARS! So to say I was extremely excited is an understatement. We ordered the Sourdough (with House Cultured Butter, Vancouver Island Sea Salt) Shiitake (with Soy Braised Squash, Kelp, Ginger,Lemongrass) Cabbage with Brown Butter and Pomme Dauphinois Harvest which was house made ravioli stuffed with chicken of the woods. For dessert the Plum with Fig Leaf, Miso Honeycomb and Thai Basil Sourdough was good. No arguments there. The shiitake was fine, palatable. The cabbage and potato were very bland and made me question why the Acorn is so hyped. It was so bland i didn't finish it. Keep in mind SERVING SIZES ARE TINY. The ravioli were practically inedible the chicken of the woods was beyond overly salted and the pasta wasn't cooked. We joked that al dente was at least touching water. This pasta has never heard of water. Easily one of if not THE WORST PASTA I've ever had at a restaurant in the past few years. Thank goodness the plum dessert was yummy. Very good. But truly I don't understand why people rave about The Acorn. I love food. Im a vegetarian but it's hard to comprehend why it's so hyped. Maybe there was a new cook? Maybe it was an off night? Crossed off my Vancouver bucket list. It took me a while to write this review because I frankly was in shock the contrast between the actual food vs the lore it has around town. The highlights were a basic sourdough and a well balanced dessert. That just feels so wrong.