We had a very good lunch at this location for the first time. The place was busy and waited less…read morethan 10 minutes to get seated. Staff were friendly and accommodating. The Crispy Chicken Burger that I've ordered was very good. It has two fried chicken thigh and was very hot. It actually burned my tongue on my first bite. Veggies were crispy and fresh and the side of onion rings were crispy and hot. I will definitely go back here.

Always good food. Was my go to place for years. Prices are…read moredecent and food is always fresh. Service is fairly quick. Atmosphere is quaint. Moving to langley so I will definitely miss this place.

Although there are a ton of restaurants around Harrison lake, there surprisingly is not a bunch of…read morebreakfast spots. And although there isn't much competition around here, I would still say that this restaurant is worth a stop. The staff are all super friendly. The view of the lake is great. And the food is good. I got the breakfast wrap, which has a healthy portion of eggs and sauteed veggies. It tastes phenomenal and I would most certainly get it again. I had mine with fruit, which was fresh, but having tried the potatoes, I think that's the way to go! The only note is that they do put the salsa in the wrap, and so it does tend to leak out the bottom. The rest of the table got the salmon lox which looked phenomenal. Large portions of smoked salmon. The scrambled eggs are fluffy. And the onions and capers add really nice acidity. I am not a coffee or tea drinker, so unfortunately I can't speak to their drinks too well.

Food - dry bison burger =over cooked Service- over looked…read moreus to serve others= I'm ready to order Ambiance = isn't a thing in a shoebox diner= Good Luck with your journey needs better seating

We came here on a whim for a Valentines Day Brunch. They were packed and my wife and I sat at the…read morebar with Armaan as the bartender. I ordered the Spicy Dill Caesar (my American friends, get on board already) and the Ribeye Hash and my wife got the Forager Benny. First off, Armaan has a gift as a Spirit whisperer and made me the only tomato based drink I have ever liked in my life! And then the Whiskey Sour he made later had the right proportions, ingredients, and presentation of a well crafted cocktail. The food was insane. The service was professional but friendly & comfortable. And we can't wait to brunch here again. Also sorry for the empty glass pic. The cocktails were so good I forgot to take a pic until I was done.

It's a fantastic brunch spot with generous portions and tons of variety -- there's truly something…read morefor everyone, whether you prefer sweet or savory dishes. If you're going with a group, I recommend ordering a mix of the hash, French toast, and Benedict and sharing so you can try a bit of everything. The ambiance is cozy and welcoming, and parking is easy, which is a big plus. On weekends it can get crowded, and you might have to wait for a table, but the line usually moves quickly.

I rode from Vancouver to Brackendale to try the hot chocolate festival…read more The tiramisu hot chocolate is the best so far. Nice rich flavour, some peppery notes, and the cookies compliment it well.

The Crabapple Café feels like going home for weekend bruch.  The kind you don't overthink, you just…read moresit down, order big, and trust the room. It's rustic in that honest, country way: wood, warmth, and a smallish-town Squamish vibe that makes you slow down whether you meant to or not. The location does half the work for the ambiance, the rest comes from the feeling that someone actually cares about feeding you well. This is home-cooked brunch with intention. Portions are generous without being sloppy, and every plate feels thought out, like it's been tested by real people who eat breakfast for a living. The pancakes are the headline act--huge, fluffy, unapologetic, and exactly what you want when you're leaning back in your chair wondering if you should order another coffee or surrender to a food coma. And if the night before got a little loose, the double Caesar is a public service: bracing, restorative, and delivered without judgment - oh my aching head. What really seals it, though, is the staff--genuinely welcoming, on their game, and clearly proud of the place. The Crabapple Café isn't trying to be trendy or precious. It's just very good at what it does. A must-try in Squamish, especially if you believe breakfast should be comforting, filling, and a little bit healing. This is not our first time, and definitely not our last. The cafe has become our way station before heading up to Whistler. CHEERS!!!

Fantastic brunch at O'Treat in Langley 509-8840 210th St…read more We started off with REAL PISTACHIO CREAM LATTE and a LONDON FOG So DELICIOUS! I would literally travel just for these lovely hugs in a mug For brecky my gf had the House-made Dutch Baby Pancake, 2 Fried eggs, Sausage and Bacon, Hash, Greens, OTREAT's Signature Butter, and Pancake syrup And I had the Salmon Avo Open Toast Cold Smoked salmon, Avocado, Cucumber, Dill, Capers, OTREAT's Dill caper cream cheese,Sourdough Both were fantastic. Such a cute place for a gf catch up and great service as well. We will definitely be back

I recently tried this spot while I was visiting family in the area. I expected they would be busy…read moreso I joined the waiting list online ahead of time. I thought it wouldn't take too long since there were only two of us, but I greatly underestimated how many people were ahead of us. Upon arrival, there were still about 20 people on the list ahead so we ended up waiting over an hour. When we were finally seated, service was reasonably quick. Coffee is about $4 for drip coffee and about $7 for a mocha. We ordered both the eggs benny with bacon and the Dutch baby bowl to share. I was impressed by the portion sizes, definitely a good spot to choose if you're hungry! I had to box up almost half of my food as I couldn't finish it all. The Dutch baby has sausage, bacon, eggs, potatoes and salad under the eggs, so it is quite a substantial meal. We both enjoyed all of the components to each dish, but for me, the bacon was absolutely perfect and my favourite thing on the plate. Thick cut, not overly fatty and had tons of flavour. I would absolutely order this again; I just wish there had been a bit more hollandaise. The server managed to always pop up at the right time for coffee and water refills, and was quick to bring the check when I asked for it. It was fairly loud in the dining room due to the number of people talking and eating, but not a deterrent to go back. I'd just try to join the wait list a bit earlier next time.

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!

My friend recommended me to go to this place and we went together! I thoroughly enjoyed my time…read more The staff was very kind and as much as it was busy, it wasn't overstimulating; it was quite lively! The interior was cozy as well. I ordered the chocolate babka and an iced matcha latte. The chocolate babka was to die for!! However I wish I had the option to heat it up. The matcha was a different story :/ I love matcha, and I order it at a lot of different cafes. The matcha here kind of tasted like fish?? It smelt seafood-y as well. Nonetheless I still had an amazing time here, thank you for having me! :)

Delphi Café is a marvelous establishment that made me glad I made the trip to Langley to try. For…read morethose that want to try this local business, I should warn you that there is a waiting period, where you have to keep your name in line. However, it is worth it. When I was seated, I ordered the Smoked Duck Breast Benedict and coffee. The benedict was great overall. The duck meat was exceptionally good if not a little chewy while the honey mustard helped add a vibrant flavour to the entrée. The hashbrowns were solid good and crunchy. The side of fruit were very fresh and juicy to eat. The coffee was great and I saw myself having a second cup. The establishment was mildly lit and clean; aspects I usually like in a restaurant. The service was excellent. I received my food what only seemed like minutes after ordering, and the servers were very perceptive to my needs. Besides waiting, I had a great time at Delphi's, and I hope to come back there very soon to try something new.

Visited Delphi Brunch Cafe for a late brunch/lunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not busy…read more We ordered: - Honey bacon Benedict with potato wedges - the eggs Benny was delicious but I didn't like that it was a thick cut of semi-soft bacon on the side and not crispy bacon. I also wish the sauce had a bit more seasoning. - fruity French toast - Philly cheese steak - it was my favourite dish out of the three we ordered. Food Service 4.5/5 Parking 5/5 Ambiance 4.5/5

Corner Nook is a very decent establishment to have breakfast, lunch or brunch at. The place is easy…read moreto miss, since this is in fact a small business and is somewhat hidden among other places. I ordered the 'Framble' special, which comes with French toast, your choice of sausage or bacon, pan fried potatoes and scrambled eggs. The platter even came with maple syrup. The eggs were okay, the pan fries were magnificent with how it was sauteed and seasoned, the sausages I ordered were great by how they grilled them. The coffee was good, but it could be better. The interior of the establishment looks very much like an antique shop with all the knick-knacks and old portraits decorated around the cafe. The service was pretty great with the waitress coming to my table very frequently. My only other complaint is that there is only one washroom there, which would not bother me so much if it was more available. Overall, I really enjoyed eating at the Corner Nook and will make sure to frequent there again.

On my way to Hope. Pass by this small restaurant. Excellent food, good service. Cozy environment…read more I will come back sometimes for sure.

Can't go wrong if you're looking for something savory or sweet. Great quiches, great pastries,…read moregreat coffees and even better staff. So friendly and welcoming. Stopped here a few times in the last week while vacationing on Orcas Island. Had a great talk with David during one of our visits. Have us lots of recommendations for bakeries down in SF and near Santa Rosa where we're from. A must stop if visiting Orcas.

It really is between 3.5 & 4 stars. The food is good here and I appreciate the Homemade pastries…read more Service is fast and friendly. Grabbing a quick bite here is worth waiting in line for a few minutes.

It was our anniversary and where do we want to spend it? Il Corsaro! As usual, the food was…read morespectacular, the service PERFECT. Amanda mad our dinner special. Best Pasta east of Commercial Drive. Go there!!! Make a reservation, it's not a big place

Great food, friendly service - I was totally unprepared for the ambiance and quality given it's…read moreunpretentious location. Prices were quite reasonable. I would not hesitate to recommend - you won't be disappointed!