Oide Coffee is a minimalistic Japanese cafe serving up some solid drinks. To get here, street…read moreparking will be your best bet. When I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon, they were out of matcha but I was able to try the Ginger Honey Yuzu Soda (a seasonal item). Overall, I liked the vibes of the cafe and all of the staff were very friendly and welcoming. I would definitely recommend checking them out if you are ever in the area!

Ambiance: 3/5 Service: 5/5…read moreGood/drink: 3/5 I was so excited to try this spot since I had heard such good things about it (and their cardamom buns!). I came with my friend on a weekday and managed to snag the last cardamom buns. They don't serve matcha anymore and I'm not a big coffee drinker so I ordered the ginger honey yuzu soda instead. My friend got a cookie and an iced mocha. The staff were super nice so no complaints there! As for ambiance, they had a few seats outside and what looked like a huge space under the stairs for seating but they had blocked that area off as they're turning it into a retail section - seems a bit strange for me as when the summer is over people won't want to sit outside anymore so it will have to be a to-go model. The cookie was good, but I was really disappointed in the cardamom bun. It was $7 and barely had any flavour - it seems like it's made with whole wheat flour and didn't have enough cardamom or sugar in my opinion so I only ended up eating half. The yuzu drink also wasn't good. The ginger pieces got stuck in my straw immediately and the whole drink just tasted like ginger and soda water, there was no other flavour or sweetness in it. My friend also didn't really enjoy her drink. Overall this spot was a big disappointment given how many amazing cafes we have

Stopped for a snack while I waited for my bike to be serviced…read more A quiet place where you can relax and enjoy a good cup of coffee and a croissant.

If you love good coffee or need an escape from nearby Granville Island, a tourist trap, walk a few…read moreminutes to Prado Coffee. My vanilla latte was strong and well brewed. The chocolate chip banana muffin is large and so good! Service is excellent and there's space inside and out to sit.

Great flat white coffee. The blueberry crumble muffin was nice too. More seating available inside.read more

The atmosphere and food here are great; if the service were just a little more attentive, it would…read morebe perfect

Stopped by for a quick coffee before an event. The staff was super friendly and answered any…read morequestions we had. Ordered a latte and it was strong! I haven't been to a Trees location in years so glad to see they are just as good as they were before! Cafe at this location was spacious but half the cafe was super warm so luckily it wasn't too busy and we were able to grab a table on the cooler side of the cafe

Trees Organic on Broadway has always been a reliable place to get a good, hot, delicious cup of…read morecoffee. I have been drinking coffee here since they opened way back in 2016. I have had coffee here with many friends and co- workers to talk about work or to chit chat about life. There are usually people here on their laptops sitting here at Trees Organic for hours. Coffee is also good to go too. My favorites are the pecan cranberry muffin and the vegetable breakfast wrap. All the food is good. Staff are polite. A comfortable place to drink coffee or to drink coffee with a friend.

This place is convenient coming from Kitsilano Beach. I parked nearby, although there is a parking…read morespace available for customers. I'm a routine customer of the one on Main and 13th. It's my first time here. It's busy. Lots of seats. They have a glass covered patio, which is a nice extension. I ordered a double shot of ice espresso. It was a warm day but needed caffeine. I like they have lots of choices of sweets and donuts and their portions are big. The tables are small though, and a bit cramped inside, unlike what I'm used to at Main St. There's also minimal wall outlets for laptops or phone charging. So make sure you have your devices charged before coming here to work or study. Outside it's walking distance from other stores snd restaurants. It's a nice commercial neighborhood. I recommend visiting it after going to the beach down the hill.

I am writing this review because my email to them went unanswered…read more I am shocked and disappointed at the way I was treated after spending $40. I am a HUGE 49th fan and love their dougnuts and coffee. Whenever I have friends in town, or someone needs a suggestion on where to visit, I always say "49th has really good coffee and doughnuts". Unfortunately, my mind has changed, and I don't see myself ever recommending this location. As an avid coffee drinker, I am pretty picky on where I choose to have coffee and love the cafe culture in Vancouver. My mom loves doughnuts and we had come all the way from Langley for a day in Kits, so I recommended we go to 49th! I spent about $40 on 4 doughnuts, 2 maple sea salt lattes and a drip coffee. The maple sea salt lattes looked beautiful and my doughnut was delicious as usual (big fan of the french crueller). Unfortunately, our maple sea salt lattes were very very strong and had no maple or sea salt flavoring in my opinion. I decided to ask the girl at the register if we could please get a different drink because it was super strong and didn't taste good. I was met with SO much attitude, i was actually shocked. I went into it very friendly and politely asked for an alternate drink as i did spend $12 on these two drinks (and life gets expensive!!). She then goes "well, you probably don't like the taste of coffee then".... I actually didn't know how to respond. But i did say "I'm a huge 49th fan and love coffee!". Then I had asked how many shots are in the small and she said "2". I then had asked if we could get a new/different drink and she goes "I'll give it to you this one time, but next time you'll have to pay." This is NOT the way to treat a paying customer. It felt so rude and accusatory. I very rarely come to Kits, so she wouldn't have recognized me and am an honest girl who works hard for my money. When the customer comes up politely, you offer to make it right. I hope the next person that comes up not satisfied with their drink is treated a lot better than how I was.

Get the chai and make sure to add the spice to it, really elevates the drink up a notch! Amazing…read morebeverage not to be missed

As a tea lover, I knew I had to stop here on my visit to Granville Island. After looking at the…read moremany menu choices, I chose the masala chai. I was a bit skeptical when told there is no milk in this chai but butter instead. Also, I was asked if I wanted additional ginger or cayenne which I declined. Wow! The chai was so smooth and creamy. It doesn't compare to any other chais I've had even homemade ones.

There's a lot to like about Kits Beach Coffee - my cappuccino and cookie were delicious, the staff…read morewere friendly, and the interior had a nice cozy, community feel to it. The big windows brought it a lot of natural sunlight on a nice sunny day, making this a perfect place for catching up with friends, reading a book, or getting some work done remotely!

Very cute cafe for a weekday or a nice weekend morning! The coffee was delicious and definitely…read morewoke me up! I had the breakfast sandwich and it was so light and fluffy! It was just the right amount of food along with a coffee. Kits is a cute place if you're taking a walk and want to stop in, or if you're just grabbing a coffee! Instagram - Madeline's_Dines

I went to Blondy's as I was very early for an appointment nearby, so I just decided to get myself a…read moresmall hot chocolate. It was made with oat milk. I enjoyed my drink and I think the price was reasonable. They have a lot of milk alternatives available so I was happy. It is a small narrow space. The venue is well-maintained. The barista behind the counter was very happy to see me and friendly. I will come back again.

This place was cute and Super tasty! Oat hazelnut latte was spectacular. Definitely would return.read more