A cute cafe in Yaletown, Wren Cafe is a newly opened gem. They have a wide variety of menu items,…read moreranging from pastries to pastas. I was searching for a custom birthday cake and Rachel was very helpful with my order. After a brief phone call of my request, I was given a quote that same day. I believe you can also message them on Instagram to order. I ordered a 6" blueberry cheesecake and it was fantastic. I loved how aesthetic the cake was, the overall textures of the cheesecake, and best of all, it wasn't too sweet! The lemon flavours in the cheesecake really helped balance the overall sweetness. Would definitely return to try their other aesthetic desserts or order another custom cake!

Vancouver Croissant crawl 2026 Croissant Bourguignon…read more Slow-braised beef chuck with red wine reduction sauce, bacon, pearl onions, mushrooms and carrots in a croissant shaped bowl. This savory croissant was so delicious. I think I had their Croissant Bourguignon or similar item before, however, this one was even better(Previous one was also good) I really loved beef chuck which was so tender with rich bold wine flavor And pearl onion and mushroom added more flavor, So good! I want to buy this item again. Very delicious savory croissant! Service was excellent and very friendly!

Ambiance: 4/5 Food: 3/5…read moreService: 5/5 I'll preface by saying that this review is based only on trying their baked goods (not any drinks!)! I went on a Saturday afternoon and half of the tables were still free which was great. I was greeted by a really friendly barista who welcomed me in and took my order. While the chai menu looked delicious, I had just had a drink earlier and was only looking for a baked good to try. They had some cool fusion foods like a chutney croissant or pear & chai croissant. None of them looked super fresh - maybe a couple of days old, but I went with the pistachio & chai cookie to try. Unfortunately my freshness judgement was correct and the cookie tasted stale and oily. It also had a faint pistachio flavour but no chai flavour which was disappointing. I'd go back to try the chai for sure but can't really recommend the pastries or food based on my experience!

I have been to Sula Restaurant before and absolutely love their food and atmosphere! When I learned…read moreabout their newly opened Sula Cafe, I bookmarked it immediately. We went to the cafe on a rainy morning, and the cozy and welcoming vibes of the cafe as well as the spicy masala chai warmed up our hearts. The staff was very friendly and answered our questions about different types of chai patiently. In addition to the spicy strong chai that I love, we also tried their masala panini and samosa. Both were fresh and delicious with great flavors. I would definitely return.

After an early morning Quarry Rock hike, Cafe Orso was the kind of post-hike treat I needed! The…read moreIced Caramel Macchiato was sweet and comforting, honestly hit the spot after the climb! I would like to try their liège waffles next time. The staff were welcoming from the moment I walked in, and service was impressively quick. The cafe itself felt bright, calm, and quiet at that hour. I could easily see this becoming my regular stop after future hikes in the area. Looking forward to coming back already!

This is my personal favourite in deep cove. I go for the atmosphere and also had the pleasure of…read morebooking the space privately. The owners are incredibly friendly and accommodating - that goes for all of the staff as well. The drinks are delish with my go-to being the spice-y warm chai latte. I go for the waffles with berries and whipped cream but have had the pleasure of trying and greatly enjoying the waffle affogato which is incredibly unique to this cafe! It'd be great if they expanded their menu to offer waffles other than liege but all in all it's a great place to visit in deep cove

Ambiance was okay. It was quite spacious for a bingsoo place. Not a lot going on, decor wise. It…read morewas just a big space that could accommodate multiple parties of people. I got a mango bingsoo and it was okay. It was quite expensive ($15 single serving) but I think that's someone standard for bingsoo these days. They had a good amount of toppings but it didn't taste like the ripest mango. Service was average. Nothing special

The seats r limited so come here when it's not in rush hour cause the standing area is small so u…read moredon't wanna lean towards other people seat ya know. We ordered 2 Bingsu, my favourite was the Mr Chico one but in all honestly after a while I couldn't finish these, not that they're bad but u get bored of eating it after a while. The design r photo worthy tho! Recommend for a one time kinda thing. This review is based on my preference of course, so it might become ur fav thing cause it's a cute concept and good for summer to refresh

This place was so cool and so beautifully designed! It was absolutely calming to be there…read more Tried the seasonal drinks and pastry and it did not disappoint. It was a tad bit expensive but I would say these are quality pastries and very unique. The staff were super friendly.

I visited Nemesis Coquitlam to get some pastries…read more What I got: Pull apart - croissant dough filled with chives and cream cheese, Pesto mozzarella swirl -Pesto and mozzarella cheese, Ferrero rocher danish - Hazelnut praline, chocolate mousse, vanilla custard Pistachio loaf - pistachio ganache and raspberries. Pull apart was lighter than I expected. Other place's pull apart was so buttery, cheesy, however, this one was flaky and buttery, so, if you prefer light texture pull apart, you will like it. Cream cheese filling was nice accent. Pistachio loaf was more dense than I expected. It had pistachio whipped cream on top, so, cream helped loaf texture more smooth. Loaf had strong pistachio flavor. I liked whipped cream and loaf combination. Pesto and mozzalera swirl was a bit too salty for me. Dough was super flaky and buttery, I liked the dough texture so much, but filling could be more minder. Unfortunately, I did not have ferrero rocher danish. I heard that this one was the best. Mousse was so delicious and dough was very flaky and buttery. Overall, I think their pastries are always outstanding and good quality. The place was extremely busy and could not get a table. Next time, I wish I could dine-in.

Came a couple times for coffee (twice for takeout and once for dine-in) while I was in the area…read more The cafe is usually quite busy with people working and it seems like a popular spot also for takeout. Noise level is quite minimal with the quiet chatter here and there, making it a good spot to get some work done while people watching. My go-to's for ordering are their matcha drinks for sure. Strong matcha taste and the right amount of sweetness. I've tried the original matcha and the ube matcha before and both were pretty good. If I'm feeling like drinking coffee, I liked their dirty ube latte! I do prefer my coffee on the sweeter side, so something to keep in mind if you're into darker roasts. Also had their hazelnut latte and that was on the bitter side (for my tastes). We also ordered a matcha cookie the last time we were there and it had a strong matcha taste as well. On the sweeter side though since there was also white chocolate/macadamia bits. Would pair well with an espresso. Would definitely come again (as I have already)! Great place for a coffee/snack on Main St while thrifting/shopping.

Amazing service, friendly staff, delicious food and drinks, good vibes…read more Really enjoyed my visit to this location and look forward to coming back soon! My favourite drink is the matcha tiramisu latte.

SLO café was definitely interesting! It was a smaller café with lots of seating that discouraged…read morelaptops. They had an extremely limited food menu, but more on the coffee side. The food menu was interesting, but was all premade. For example, with the breakfast sandwiches you could not custom order. This is unfortunate for someone who is a vegetarian and doesn't want bacon on their sandwich. It was interesting that they were premade and still took about 10 minutes to come out! Other cafés in the area, would definitely try them before returning.

Nice space, good vibes, on the higher end of coffee and treat prices but not enough to deter a…read morereturn visit. Get the window seats as some furniture is less comfortable.

93 Coffee Cafe & Eatery is a very unassuming multipurpose space. With its big open windows…read morereceiving plenty of natural light, soft light fixtures, and simple yet modern table and seating set up, it is a perfect spot for a date - getting to know somebody over coffee, espresso, and matcha, a dessert spot - with its various pastries, parfaits, and sweet offerings; or breakfast and lunch spot with its versatile menu of sandos, curries, teishoku, noodles, and bentos. Stumbled across this place while looking for a simple yet delicious Japanese meal to end my latest Vancouver trip. 93 coffee showed up, which was perfect as it was only a stroll and a half from the downtown waterfront area. The location is thicker away, quiet, and upon first entry, it was obviously that somebody meticulously thought of the concept and took great care in procuring the furniture, fixtures, and set up. The staff was friendly but in a non-rushing feeling-like-a-business type of way. So all the good qualities of your neighborhood cafe with the charm of a Japanese cafe. I ordered a hamburg steak teishoku and my boyfriend ordered the Hamburg steak curry. We were impressed by how the patty was flavorful, meaty, but neither greasy or heavy - signature of how it is in Japan. The curry was flavorful without being overly rich. The side pairings for the teishoku was perfect - a mini salad, side of pickled vegetables, rice, and miso soup. Very well balanced. Overall, super satisfied of this latest find. We need to come back to try some of the dessert offerings.

Little Japanese-western cafe inside the Denman Place Mall. You'd never know it was there, walking…read moreby the mall on the outside. Its on the south side of the mall and there is no signage on Denman where all the foot traffic is. The space is quite big, comfortable chairs, and clean. Run by some Japanese people. The menu reminds me of those Japanese "Western" chain restaurants all over Japan, and they serve some comfort food dishes like omurice and Japanese curry. Sizeable menu of Matcha and Houjicha drinks, as well as some desserts. All the staff were friendly and at least during lunch hour, the place is relatively quiet. Service was a bit slow though, and they didnt bring our 2 dishes out at the same time. Food we tried: omurice+hamburg steak add-on - the omurice was quite nice. Comes wrapped in a thin omelette the old school way. They serve it with ketchup. Not much chicken in the chicken rice. Flavour was nice though. The side of hamburg steak was quite soft but flavourful. Did not taste like just beef - I suspect it was a mix of beef and pork. Also had a small side of salad. Overall pretty solid. 4/5. beef curry rice bowl - pretty good, the curry sauce was generous and not too salty. Served with the usual side of pickles. 4/5. Houjicha iced latte. Exactly as it sounds, and pretty good too. Very solid 4/5 overall. Weird location and I suspect they would be much busier with more visibility. There arent many places in town that serve this kind of food so there is opportunity for them to do well. Their food is pretty good, and a good approximation for the stuff you'd get in Japan at those western style chains that are so popular there. IYKYK. Pricing is high-ish but for this area it is not crazy. The beverages are $6-8 and the food runs about $20. I would come back if I had a craving for this type of food.