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.

Asked for a tea in a for here cup, she put it on to go cup by mistake and then dumps that into for…read morehere cup by then the whole point of getting a ceramic cup instead of a synthetic plastic cup is being missed. As she pours into the ceramic cup it spills on the side, the place that you put your lip to sip the tea, she wiped out with the cleaning wet towel used in the bar area for cleaning counter (disgusted face :() which is full of germs. Moral of the story I didn't drink that tea and wasted five dollars. A bit disappointed that these are very basic Points. Otherwise always liked their coffee and patties

I come here about once a month. While I am not a big fan of the coffee (I find it overly strong and…read morebitter for me), I do adore their baked goods. The almond Belgian chocolate croissant is to die for. The chocolate is rich and chocolaty and the almond filling is not overly sweet or synthetic tasting. The croissant is flaky and light. It is a very good combination if you like almond and chocolate. Another favorite is the jalapeno and cheese muffin. It is great for breakfast or snack. It is not very spicy and the cheese is yums. For a sweet accompaniment, I like the salted caramel crackle. It is a bit hard/crunchy but it goes perfectly with the coffee. This place has an upper level, so do check it out if the ground floor is full. A nice neighborhood place for coffee besides Starbucks across it.

Very busy location for good reason. Come early if you want a seat, otherwise, a lot of students…read morecome here to study. The latte was good, and reasonably prices. The interior is very aesthetic!

I've been wanting to try this place for a while now. It's such a cute and chill place! From the…read moreoutside, I didn't realize how spacious it is on the inside. The staff are super friendly and quick to work with. I tried out the pineapple blend smoothie... it was really delicious but it just felt like it was more of a frozen lemonade than a smoothie. Although I won't complain too much because I've heard good things about it and I am hoping to come back and try other items on their menu.

Nice coffee shop on St Johns Street in Port Moody. They have a window counter, some tables with…read morebench seating and some other tables further back. There is also a small play area. The americano was good, not bitter or overdone. The chocolate chip walnut banana bread was good as it was still moist and fresh mid afternoon. The staff is friendly and energetic, with a smile on their face. Would come back if I'm in the area.

best coffee and tea arround, always crafted with care and quality ingredients. great ambiance…read more Samosa bussin/10 london fog 8/10 americano misto 10/10 best ive ever had the only cafe that can make a proper matcha latte 10/10

A wonderful hidden gem in Coquitlam. Something the tricities definitely needs. Although decently…read morepricey, the food is delicious and feels like a home made recipe. It is a small location though with not much room for too many people to have a seat so do keep this in mind if they get super busy.

Great coffee, especially the chocolate in the mocha!…read more The margarita pizza was very tasty, albeit a bit salty. The server made the pizza right before close and was very friendly and accommodating! Glad I sought the place out!

I used to live super close to this place for several years but not once did I take advantage of it…read moreand go to Casa Dolce - what a bummer. I wish I had sooner. I stopped by Casa Dolce this week with a friend. They had so many gelato options! (Even ones good for being dairy free which was great - their sorbets are dairy free but they also had one flavour ice cream with was dairy free and sugar free). They also have other dessert options for those not wanting ice cream They have a wonderful open space inside with a decent amount of seating are which is great and they have some seating area outside which is quite nice in the summer/spring time

First time here and asked the teenage server for recommendations, and I was recommended their vegan…read moredark chocolate gelato MY GAWD that was so good!!! They told me they make their stuff in-house, including the chocolates.

We stopped here for coffee and a bit of rest after walking along Rocky Point Park. It is close to…read morethe dog park too. The place is quite small inside with a few tables. It is bright and clean. Besides the usual coffee and tea, there are cakes and pastries, plus sandwiches. I had the lamington which was pretty nice, similar to those I had in Australia. Not too dry and a bit moist. The iced caramello was delicious, great on hot days. The brigadeiros were total sweetness. You can also get soft serve and slush and screamers from the take out counter from outside. There are a couple of tables outdoors too. A nice place for a quick bite or snack and a drink.

Run by Rocky PointIce Cream, the Canteen & Creamery serve a variety of drinks and soft serve…read more Initially I thought they would have their ice cream as well but you have to go to their location in their park to get that. Instead I ended up getting their dole whip soft serve which was pretty good and R got a pumpkin spice iced latte as they ran out of their cold brew. I wished that the pumpkin spice flavour was more evident and did think it was a bit too sweet but not sure if it was because they had to substitute a latte instead of a cold brew. Overall not bad but I prefer their ice cream in the park more!

Ambiance: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreFood/drink: 5/5 I came here with a friend to catch up on a weekday afternoon and loved it! The space is super cozy with plenty of different sized tables and bar seating, it felt like being in someone's upscale living room (in the best way). They had some food options in addition to some pastries and a drink menu. I went with the hojicha latte and was super impressed with the quality. The staff were all so lovely! We sat at the bar so I sat there barista make all kind of drinks throughout our time there and you could tell lots of care went into each one. Overall I'd definitely come back here to try some other drinks out and enjoy the space.

A beautiful shop for drinks and coffee that is also attached to a sales presentation center…read more The set up is quite nice with nice furniture, natural lighting. They also have patio seating outside I was going to grab some coffee to-go but it was so nice that they had some toys for my toddler, I was able to enjoy my coffee The baristas were helpful when I asked about their espresso tonic. Currently they are offering Yuzu espresso tonic. It totally hit the spot! Also liked their funny wall photos of Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively

The place was pretty empty when we arrived (two people). We ordered our drinks and one tiramisu…read moreeach, then went to sit down at a table. Four other people who came in (two groups of two) got their drinks orders before we did, which I thought was pretty rude seeing as there were two baristas behind the counter. The tiramisu tasted old -- the outer chocolate layer was hard and didn't taste like much, and the inside was dry and crumbly. A far cry from the creamy tiramisu I had elsewhere. I don't know if we were just unlucky because, judging by other reviews, the food is supposed to be good. My cappuccino tasted watered-down and my partner tells me their flat white wasn't much better. The ambiance is lovely, sure, but the food and drinks were nothing to write home about. We won't be back.

Understated but really good Ukrainian coffee shop and bakery. I came in intending to get the…read moresyrniki but got distracted by the fantastic-looking pastries. I ended up getting a breakfast cookie and a London fog, both of which were great. The London fog used stone-ground tea which made it nice and strong. Even though it was pretty sweet, it was balanced with the tea. The breakfast cookie tasted a little like banana with lots of walnut pieces and dried fruit. Very soft. The cafe had a calm and almost intimate atmosphere. The design feels down to earth.

There's so much hype around this place but I left feeling a bit underwhelmed…read more Their crème brûlée donut is the standout. The donut itself is soft and fluffy, the filling is nice and creamy, and the crackly caramelized sugar on top gives you that classic crème brûlée experience. It's good, but for me, it wasn't quite the type of donut that all the hype made it out to be. The other flavours were enjoyable; I do wish they were a little more innovative. It feels like there's room to be a bit more creative with the menu. One other thing was how quickly they "sell out." Maybe they genuinely do, but it almost feels like they simply make a very limited quantity each day to create that sense of demand. The location also doesn't do them any favours. Parking is difficult, it's right along a busy road, and it's not exactly the kind of place you casually stop at. Overall, the donuts are good quality, especially the crème brûlée, but I personally don't think they're worth going out of your way for.

Stopped by for a latte and noticed they were participating in Taste of the Tri-cities. They had a…read morespecial combo for $14: bacon egg & cheese breakfast sandwich, truffle parmesan hashbrown bites and your choice of donut. I loved their breakfast sandwich with fluffy eggs. The hashbrown bites were nice and crispy. Their doughnuts all looked enticing, but I picked the wrong one. I chose creme brulee, which had a hard icing on top. It was crunchy, which did not go well with the pillowy soft doughnut. I peeled the entire top off, but enjoyed the vanilla filling. Although I didn't like this doughnut, I could tell it was freshly baked and I would return to try their other flavours. There was only 1 woman working in the cafe and she was so friendly. The interior is aesthetically pleasing and seating is comfortable. I went early on a weekday morning so I was able to find street parking, however finding parking could be challenging, especially on the weekend.