Scorching heat today! Nice to have a cold beverage. I got the Mocha Chiller 12 oz. Perfect for this…read morekind of weather. I like this plaza because there's lots of seats to relax in and some muskoka chairs. This coffeeshop has lots of seats too including patio ones in the front and is attached to the public library. The place is generally clean. Big windows to let that cool mountain air breeze in. I like coming here on Sundays to relax and chill. There's other restaurants nearby and plenty of parking. They have a lot of choices for beverage, hot or cold, as well as pastries to choose from.

Delicious pastries and great coffee!! I can't wait to go back again when I am in town!read more

Nice new modern coffee shop on Hastings, just W of Renfrew. This is a local chain based out of…read moreWhistler. Parking is available on Hastings, as well as the side streets. The building is very new. Everything is nice and shiny. This place has the bare look with the exposed ducting. Staff are friendly. No complaints. I had a lemon crumble cookie and flat white. The cookie was nice and chewy (as opposed to flaky), and the lemon creme added just the right amount of tartness. The flat white hit the spot as well. This place has brunch and sandwich items too, though I didn't try. Definitely worth checking out if one is in the area. Recommended.

Great coffee and pastries. Love their breakfast sandwiches and their pesto and cheese swirls. Great…read moreservice, friendly staff . Lots of seating. Affordable prices for the quality of food and drinks.

Nice modern coffee shop on Fraser at 27th. This is a local chain with several locations. Can't…read morebelieve I didn't know this location existed for several years. Parking is available on the side streets. The place has that bare modern hipster look, with concrete floors, high ceilings, and white tiles. Tables are of the old vintage wood type. Metal chairs aren't the most comfortable, but they do the job. Seating is adequate. There is a hidden section with more seats tucked away in the far corner. Layout is a bit strange in this respect. Staff are friendly. No complaints. Coffee is pretty decent. The place also has brunch and sandwich options, but I didn't try this time.

Ambiance: 4.5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreFood/drink: 3.5/5 Came across this Prado location on Fraser with a friend as we were looking for a cafe to work from together and it turned out this was the perfect spot! There were lots of free spots available during the early afternoon mid-week (which is rare for most Vancouver cafes) and there's even a little nook in the back with a big table that's great for co working! We opted to sit in the front which was perfect because it had outlets and pretty good wifi. As for service, the staff were all super attentive and friendly so can't ask for anything else here! While the drinks we got were good, the food was a little lacking to me - I got the Margherita croissant which had no taste and was just an oily mess - but perhaps I just got the wrong thing. I'd try something else next time!

Lovely cafe at Tsawwassen - the place feels spacious with a lot of windows. It's cozy to sip a…read morecoffee at their window seat watching the rain outside. I tried their mocha with oat milk and it's decent and came with a piece of cookie. I saw other customers enjoying their paninis and their food looked great. There was only one staff at the coffee shop when I was there but there were quite some customers, so the staff was a bit too busy to refill the napkins and stuff. But overall, I had a good time at the cafe.

We came here to cool off as the the summer heat was getting to us. We wanted a cold drink…read more The coffee shop has a narrow space with small tables for 2 lining both sides of the dine in area. The AC was not really blasting cold air and we sat outside in the patio area when a table freed up. I decided to have one of the summer sippers as advertised as the picture looked inviting. So I didn't get to try the coffee. I ordered the lemon berry spritz where the picture indicated lemon slices and berries. Unfortunately the reality was way different. No berries or lemon slices. It was not very sweet which was nice, just a bit tart. I must remember never to expect food or drinks to look like their ads. They also serve simple food like sandwiches, wraps, muffins, soups and salads.

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.

Every time I visit Vancouver, I always stop by here. The owner and her lovely daughters are…read moreincredibly kind and welcoming, and the atmosphere feels warm and genuine. The coffee and food are always amazing. I am very particular with my coffee and ask for different adjustments each time, and they always make sure it is exactly how I like it. You can truly feel the care they put into everything. Such a special place that I always look forward to coming back to.

Drove all the way from White Rock because we heard about the struggles involving CERB repayments…read more We walked in the door and welcomed like family. Prices are very reasonable. The food excellent! Everybody- come on out and support a real Mom and Pop Shop!

I just adore the atmosphere & customer service here. It's a truly community coffee shop & people…read moreworking here go the extra mile (thanks again Gary - you saved me with a much needed Ginger Rogers least week!). Truly, you know the food, coffee & tea is good when there's times that the line up nearly goes to the door & no seats are available inside or out. Certain times of the year they have special drinks featured but the staff is so wonderful that if there's something you liked from a past season, if they still have the ingredients, they'll make it. Lately, Ginger Rogers is my treat to boost my day. Honestly, I've tried so many food options & haven't had a meh reaction to any. There's wraps & paninis plus desserts & cookies & take home items ranging from pancake & cookie mixes, jams & syrups to frozen meals. I think it's decently priced for being in this part of the world & like I mentioned, it's always a decent meal or snack. For accessibility, all the tables are moveable. So you could adjust away from the benches & chairs to allow a walker or wheel chair. But as this cafe is smaller, for those with baby strollers, I would recommend leaving them outdoors & bringing in the essentials with your baby/kids. The door isn't automatic but the handles & space around would allow for most to access the doors (providing that the local puppers aren't tied right next to the door & baby strollers are parked far enough back). Parking has one handicap but I would actually recommend parking closer to the vet clinic side, as that would be easier for drop off & pick up for those with mobility aids. There's also a generous patio area for people to sit with umbrellas. So it is very common to see many people sitting with their dogs outside enjoying the weather & a coffee. Bathrooms (there's 2) are accessed by keys provided by staff. It's been a long time since I needed to use them but they were in decent condition considering the range of people that could use them in the day. Might be a bit tricky to maneuver a wheelchair that way but walker & cane users could navigate past the extra door, random pop-up displays & extra table in the business lobby side. This cafe also allows laptop usage throughout the week but laptop free on weekends. After what I seen today (& it has increased in amount of people from other days I've seen), I'm very glad that's the case. Some people legit bring their whole office, including their screen raisers, extra tech options to headphones and such... I personally think if you need to take up a 4 seat space for your "online needs" & you give off the energy that it's serious work, perhaps the library down the road (which allows room bookings so you could do webinars or group work) or look to rent a temp office space might be better for work. But that's just my two cents as a disabled person who notices this happening more often in a lot more cafes lately. I hope these extra tech office travellers at least buy more than a coffee as all the food is really great here & this cafe deserves to be well supported by all. Definitely give it a try if you're in the PoMo area. Especially if you're already planning on walking into the inlet area to Rocket Point park & pier.

I ordered a cold brew coffee and held it up to the light--it looked more like Earl Grey tea and had…read moreabsolutely no flavor (absolute joke). When I asked if it was actually a cold brew, I was met with attitude and defensiveness. I was a barista for years, so from my perspective, that level of service was unacceptable. If it were me behind the bar, I would have said something like, "You know what, that doesn't look right. Can I add a shot of espresso or get you something else instead?" A little honesty and willingness to make it right go a long way. Fail.

Nice hipster coffee shop at the NE corner of Hastings and Nanaimo…read more Parking is available on the side streets. The interior reminds me of an antique shop, with random knick knacks for deorations, and vintage furniture. There are also several tables outside (S and W facing). Staff are friendly. No complaints. The flat white I had was pretty solid.

beautiful ambiance! Absolutely get a window seat if you can, nice workers and great selection of…read morefood and drinks. They also have a nice little area to add sugar, salt, honey etc if you need.