Friendly service, good coffee and good vibes! My friends and I ordered a few coffees and the…read moreavocado, egg and english muffin breakfast. One thing we noticed at many places, not just this shop, were that many business up here use paper straws. Not a fan! I understand they're good for the environment, but I don't like sipping from a soggy and disintegrating straw. Overall this is a very cute shop and we will return on our next trip north!

I love family run local businesses that provide a niche for the community. This cafe has a clean…read moreand homey aesthetic. After Entering the front doors I immediately liked the atmosphere. They still have some Covid protocols in place with cubicle partitions for each table. They have a wide array of herbal teas, and tea lemonade. We ordered the Lavender lemonade and Rose lemonade because I saw them on their Instagram account. The photos shows a neat concept of putting the drink inside a plastic bag, however they had stopped serving the drinks in that concept. Instead we ordered in. Unfortunately, the drinks were very sweet. The lavender was food colouring and syrup, which was hard to get down without worrying about having getting a headache. However, I managed to finish it but I'm unlikely going to get that again. The cafe was filled with students working on their school work and so the vibe is very academic. There is little ambiance if you want to meet up socially without feeling like your disturbing students.

This quaint cafe was found while I was on my way to a bigger cafe nearby. I would rather support a…read moresmall local family owned business so I pulled over and went in. First off, the service is kind and helpful. He gave me a good chuckle this morning. Food was yummy and prices were decent for these times. They have lots of seats inside but we're all taken so I sat at a covered table outside and watched people go by. Excellent Oat Cafe Late.

This "blink and you miss it" storefront is about a block away from the beaten Fraser Highway track…read more(the one-way section with all the cute little storefront and cafes), but the slight detour is more than worth it. Armed with a coupon in hand, I was immediately struck with the cute decor and range of non-food products for sale from local vendors. (Think soaps, clothes and accessories to name a few). A fair amount of tables and chairs that all looked like personalized vintage chic. No repeats as far as I could tell, yet the mix of tables and chairs seemed to all match. Everything on the menu looked great but I decided to treat myself with a small granola, yogurt and fruit. (Had just come from a gym workout so I was trying to continue with the healthy theme). Came to a nice portion/layer of granola, slightly sweetened plain yogurt, and as much sliced bananas and grape halves as you can layer on top. Not to sweet, even with the added fructose. Next time I may be tempted to try a meatier option like a breakfast wrap or a sandwich. Pro-Tip: Unlike most other cafe's I've come across, they have a sign actually asking patrons to leave their used dishes and utensils on the table itself. I suspect this act is to let the ladies know which tables are in need of a clean wipe-down; they do this religiously after each customer leaves. It felt a little odd at first, but I think it's a unique way to ensure every customer sits down to a clean table. I know I always hate it when I find an empty spot only to find someone else's breadcrumbs were accidentally left behind.

Total vibe of a cafe, you'll feel right at home. The two owners have a calming pace to the place…read morethat creates a wonderful experience. But the food really stands out. The grilled cheese and tomato basil soup is INSANE. Delicious, the perfect lunch. Highly recommend for a cozy laid back cafe.

The Hideout Café is a lovely little spot right across from the courthouse. It is run by a very…read morefriendly couple who make you feel genuinely welcome. The woman was especially warm and kind, and when I went outside to enjoy my coffee, the gentleman came out and chatted with me for a while. I was surprised to learn that the café has been operating for somewhere between 16 and 19 years. The panini I ordered was delicious, made with fresh, high-quality ingredients. The owner told me that he even makes his own mayonnaise and prepares everything from scratch whenever possible. You can taste the care that goes into the food. This is the kind of small, independently owned café that is well worth supporting.

Nice coffee shop here in Langley. Located in a place with a…read morelot of parking. Amazing customer service by the register and barista. Ambiance is cozy and relaxed. The place has many coffee options, Matcha, Smootheis, Pastries, a few Vegan options. There was soup, paninis and a couple other eating options. We ordered a Latte, Lavender Latte, Pina Colada Smoothie, Croissant and a Chicken Panini. Everything was made delicately. Each drink tasted amazing and the panini was super fresh. Definitley will come back.

Can't even remember what store this replaced, but it doesn't matter because we got an UPGRADE…read more About time a Korean cafe/bakery opened in Walnut Grove! Had high hopes going in and 100% not disappointed. First of all, there's POUROVER on the drinks menu, which immediately elevated the cafe's calibre. And it was a fantastic pourover according to my husband. As for the baked goods, the cream puffs are obviously the highlight. Got one of each and LOVED the chocolate & cappuccino. Will most definitely be back to try some of the croissants and cakes -- it's right in my old neighbourhood, after all!

We were in the area, and we decided to give this Persian cafe a try. Inside, it felt like a lounge…read more There was music in the background and the place was dimly lit. We were seated right away. We ordered a pistachio latte, apple crisp macchiato and Turkish coffee. We asked for the first two drinks to go and Turkish coffee in house. Unfortunately, our barista made all the drinks to go. We did not get to enjoy the Turkish coffee in a nicer presentation. Also, we kind of expected a sugary treat to accompany the Turkish coffee and there was nothing. Maybe because I am used to other cafes just automatically offering a Turkish delight or something? There was a cup of water to wash down the bitter coffee. Overall, I think their food is probably a better option than their drinks. My pistachio latte was alright. I could taste a hint of the pistachio. Service was alright. We received our drinks fairly quickly.

Had to make an "emergency" stop here to work as my area was experiencing a power outage…read more Brisk Cafe is a spacious western styled cafe. I was intrigued why they did not have an Iranian theme with some ethnic uniqueness to it. Perhaps this is more palatable to the general public. They serve cafe style offerings with some breakfast items, sandwiches and pastries. The owner relayed to me all coffees and teas they serve are organic!! She would also like to expand their menu to include a liquor license. So we shall see what happens then. Coffee is good. Pastries were okay. Pricing is slightly above average. Okay environment to work in if you don't mind the Mediterranean guitar music playing full-blast. Overall, their chairs are more comfortable than usual coffee joints in the hood. May return in future if work with RELAXING music is in the stars.

A quiet visit alone to this cute cafe made my morning. I was served not an amazing outstanding out…read moreof this world egg with hash browns, but a more simple home cooked breakfast. Was able to enjoy a cherry scone and a taste of childhood with a date square. Loved their choice of house coffee - Salt Spring. And to top off my visit, I was quite entertained by the local Town Talk. Visit. You won't be disappointed.

We went to the Sunflower Cafe on family day this week. When we arrived we were there would be a…read morewait. I ordered 2 turkey toasted sandwiches and two bowls of Moroccan pea soup. When the food arrived we got two half sandwiches and two cups of soup. I explained this to the waitress and she brought out someone from the kitchen who told me I was wrong and had paid for two half sandwiches and cup of soups. My diabetic husband and brother in law visiting from Ontario did not have enough food and we left to go home and prepare additional food since we had already waited an hour to get our order. I was impressed with the food but will never go back the error was not mine and if the staff incorrectly rang in our order when my sister and I were at the counter they could at least have apologized for the error. Sadly this review will be shared with friends and family across the country. So disappointed in our treatment.

This is a very loved cafe - it was busy and definitely full of great meet ups, lunches, to go…read moretreats and study sessions. There is an amazing amount of seating inside and outside and has a wheelchair/baby stroller friendly entrance but there are still steps from the two levels so be aware if you're heading there. The food was great and we ordered a sandwich, breakfast sandwich and scramble (with of course, some sweet treats!!). You order at the front and then they give you a number and you find seating. The kitchen was definitely busy bringing over dishes and baked goods. The food was good and the chocolate chip cookie was the fan favourite amongst my group. The sandwich was good and came with chips. Scramble was also good but nothing particular to write home about, would be nice if it came with a piece of toast! I had a lovely time meeting up with a friend here and I can't wait to try their restaurant a street over!

Thought it'd be a tourist trap but I was pleasantly surprised…read more Lovely large cafe with lots of upstairs seating and patio seating. Really enjoyed my French Onion Soup ($15 I think), also ordered sourdough bread on the side which came toasted and lightly buttered! Side of bread cost a few dollars more. French onion soup was delicious, nice and cheesy with soaked through bread inside. Flat white was good too. I didn't like their cinnamon twist pastry though, very little cinnamon sugar and it wasn't really flaky. Staff were friendly and decently quick on service. Bustle cafe at 9:30am on a Sunday. A bit difficult to find at Fort Langley as always, but it's worth checking this place out!

Today my boyfriend took me for breakfast to Dudes, and I can honestly say that it was the best…read morebreakfast I've ever had in a restaurant! And that's saying a lot from me! All the food behind the glass looked so good, and I was going to settle on an egg salad on a croissant but then I looked at the menu, I chose the salmon with caramelized fennel, and augala ...It came with 2 poached eggs cooked exactly how I chose, and slices of avocado on the dish as well. I never liked avocado for breakfast, but it all looked so fresh and the smoked salmon was perfect! All on a home made in house croissant! So delicious The owner/chef brought it to our table and talked with us for a while. He gets 5 stars from us! We were very happy, and now I will always say yes when I am asked out for breakfast or lunch!! lol

Do you want a great coffee? Hot cookie? Oh, dim sum? They do that too. Oh wait, freshly cured…read morebacon? You're covered.