Adorable friendly little bakery that serves the local community. The little lady behind the counter…read morewas friendly and helpful to this first timer. The latte and hot chocolate were perfectly made. The quiche and sandwich was good and the cinnamon schnekel was yummy! I love the crunchy cinnamon on the bottom. So worth a stop if you are in Sooke!

Stopped by for a cafe latte and some baked goods. I had the sour cherry almond coffee cake and it…read morewas amazing. My husband enjoyed his treat too! Spent an hour in the beautiful garden! Thank you for such a nice treat!

The coffee was delicious as was the peanut butter oat bar. There is indoor and outdoor seating. We…read moreenjoyed the atmosphere. Service was friendly.

As Dave from Stick in the Mud wanted to stick with roasting and selling coffee, he sold the cafe to…read morea community co-op. Named after the former Postal Code for Sooke (and one of the Stick's signature coffees), Cafe Vosino has opened in the cafe's space. And everything is pretty much the same. The same decor. The same staff. The same furniture. And a very similar menu. So yes, you can still get your eggamajigs, lattes named after beaches, and some of the best drip coffee you can get on the island.

Lovely cup of mocha and yummy breakfast bagel perfect for our late start to the day. The staff were…read morelovely and friendly. Asked if my son could eat McD's hashbrowns in store since he has a lot of allergies and they were very understanding about it. Great place to sit and enjoy a cup of coffee and eat. A/C was cool and cafe is pretty spacious. There's also ample parking available in the complex.

This place is hit or miss depending on who is working. We got two cold drinks this weekend and both…read moreof them were swimming in coffee grounds. My husband took his back and the staff gave him another one... that had coffee grounds in it again. So we gave up. I have had great drinks there before. Food is consistent. Tables are nice and there's lots of room for folks with disabilities.

Easily one of the most popular spots on Vancouver Island…read more The sun peaked out in January and everyone and their mom visited Shirley Delicious Cafe. To be honest, I completely understand why. This cafe is a step above the rest. The inside is cozy, with a cabin-esque vibe and clear ceilings in their dining room for an indoor-outdoor feel. Despite the line of 20+ people, Shirley Delicious worked like a well oiled machine. Their menu included breakfast, lunch, and even a flight of soup (which I so desperately wanted). I ordered their date pastry, a hot caramel latte, and breakfast sandwich with avo. Each item was absolutely delicious. This is also a great location to shop for island goodies. Their storefront is filled with jams, sauces, metal working artwork, etc. Can't believe they can pack so much goodness into four little walls!

This was truly an amazing find! Tucked in the forest, this cafe is definitely delicious!…read more Definitely get here early as there could be a line out the door! We lucked out, thankfully. You order and pay first, then find a seat inside or outside. Ample seating options. For drinks, they'll call your name and you pick it up at the counter, while they will bring you your entrée. We came for breakfast, so I had a croissant BLT Harvati sandwich and a latte. My friend had a vegan wrap and a latte as well. The whole indoor feels like a greenhouse once before and transformed to indoor cafe. There are tons of metal welding artwork around and many little retail shopping corners inside. My croissant did not let me know, it was so delicious! They also have a small coffee/ice cream/grab-n-go trailer outside. Overall it's a nice place for breakfast or lunch! We tried coming back again, but the power went out so we weren't able to order anything AND have cash. Guess I'll have to come back to visit!

Classic diner that serves burgers, wraps, soup and other standard fare. We particularly enjoyed the…read morecod fish and chips, and the chainsaw burger, which was hearty and substantial. Overall, you can't go wrong with this as a comfort meal in Sooke!

Well, the coffee is tasty. The decor is modest with an attempt at a 50's vibe. The food is good but…read morenot outstanding their menu offers everything you would expect from a diner. It wasn't all that busy but I can definitely see it becoming quite busy given the size of the venue. Overall worth the stop not necessarily worth a special trip.

So found this little "treasure" on our way to Sooke Provincial Park. It's an absolute must to stop…read morein! Everything is hand made and with the best ingredients. We stopped initially for a quick ice cream bar but these were no DQ bars, they are completely hand made with unique flavours. At $6.00 each they are a touch pricey but totally worth it. In our 1 week stay in the area, we made a point to stop by everyday they were open. BYW the drinks and coffees were a 5/5 as well!. They also used biodegradable straws, cups and spoons. Cool to see a little operation be environmentally conscious...

Enjoyed the ice cream bars, handmade ice cream sandwiched between delicious cookies. Walked down to…read morethe water while eating. Service was good.

We stumbled upon this coffee shop near Victoria/Sooke. The owner restored this 1968 VW bus into an…read moreespresso mobile. It was such a cute setup in the wagon with great freshly ground coffee. The owner/barista was also really friendly and gave us tips on how to get to where we were going. Overall, great vibe, good coffee, and amazing service. Highly recommend you go there if you're ever in the area.

Cozy cute cafe in a cute little village. We wanted to have a drink and some nibbles after hiking a…read morefew hours on the rugged East Sook coast line, on our way back to Victoria. We chose their cranberry scones, and tried their specialty treat (I forget its exact name now) made with dates, nuts and chocolate, covered in sesame seeds. The scones were warmed up for us, they tasted fluffy and nice. Those mysterious treats were a sensation! Their layered, sophisticated flavor was a pleasant surprise. On the walls were displayed (for sale) photo artworks of a local artist. Since the shop was closing down for the day, and we were the only customers left, the young barista had a nice chat with us, during which she taught me the nicknames for Canadian dollar coins: one dollar is called "looney" and 2-dollar "tuny". I was very happy to leave the tuny with her :-)

Great coffee!.Cool vibe, lots of friendly locals. Not a fast place to get your caffeine fix so if…read moreyou're in a hurry skip it. However we loved this surfer hang-out and highly recommend!

Incredibly delicious breakfast sandwich, absolutely delectable blueberry coconut white chocolate…read moremuffin. Coffee was decent as well! Friendly staff, easy order and pay system. No seating when it's raining but just take your coffee and food to go and park at the day use area at the Jordan River park and campground and watch the waves while you enjoy your goods!