If to love coffee you have to come to this cafe. Their coffee is awesome!…read more I usually have the turkey cranberry sandwich, which is my ultimate fav The staff is nice, the service is a little slow which can slow down your day. The place is pretty busy which is a a good sign that they are doing well. I know someone that stays she always come here for her coffee if she's in the area rather than Starbucks. That's loyalty and the sign of a true coffee lover.

I was in the area and met up with a friend here for a coffee date. This cozy coffee shop had a…read morecute, and warm ambiance. There was a huge plushie bear taking a seat at one of the tables. It was not that busy when we stopped by. Definitely, a good option to sit and do some work as it was quieter than some of the other coffee shops. I ordered an iced strawberry matcha latte. It was made well and tasted as expected. Prices were average and comparable to other places. Service was efficient.

I tried this place out after the cafe i wanted to go to was closed, and i was so pleasantly…read moresurprised! i got the butter chicken wrap & an iced chai, and both were amazing. the wrap was very filling, i could only eat half so i had to save the rest for later! theres quite a bit of seating inside, as well as one small table out front. There also seemed to be a back area, but it didn't look set up/open yet. The workers were very friendly and brought our food to our table which was nice since i'd expected to grab it from the counter! very nice place, i will definitely be coming back if i'm in Langley again

I made a very quick stop here to grab a chai latte to go. The chai was very good - a little sweet…read morebut pleasantly spicy. What really left an impression was how nice the two guys working were! Even though I was just there for a few minutes, the hospitality radiating from them left me in a good mood. And they were happy to make my drink in the mug I brought which was a bonus! I unfortunately didn't get to try any food but I liked the look of their muffins.

Local favourite spot. Sometimes they run out of our…read morefavourites in the display but overall good quality and excellent staff. Lots of people come through. I can see why this place is loved.

Projekt Blend Café Bistro welcomes you with a charming, rustic vibe…read more Inside, the café feels like a quiet creative corner. It's the kind of spot where time slows down -- ideal for a relaxed coffee, a catch-up with a friend, or some solo creative work. The pastry is very delicious and some even with subtle of Filipino-style influence.

Had a very grassy tasting coffee here unfortunately. It was supposed to be nutty with a strawberry…read moreflavoring and that did not come through at all.

The cutest little drive thru coffee joint! Coffee is absolutely delicious, staff is very friendly…read moreand the price is right!

Gratia is our go to for coffee and breakfast when we're in town. Staff is friendly and the line…read more(when there is one), moves swiftly. Their pastries are amazing, love their pistachio croissants with chocolate, and their pot pie, and Benny's. Great bagels and breakfasts also. In the afternoon it s a nice quiet place to work (free WiFi) or recharge over a quiet coffee and snack.

1 Star -- Discriminatory and Hostile Toward Disabled Patrons…read more My experience at Gratia Café was deeply upsetting and reflects a profound lack of understanding of -- or respect for -- disability rights. I am a disabled individual who relies on a legitimate, clearly identifiable service dog. Rather than being treated with basic courtesy and professionalism, I was subjected to hostile behavior, scrutiny, and exclusionary conduct that made it unmistakably clear I was not welcome. Staff acted as though they were entitled to question or challenge the presence of a service dog, despite the fact that this is explicitly prohibited under British Columbia human rights law. Let me be very clear: Businesses do not get to interrogate disabled patrons, demand explanations of medical need, or treat service dogs as optional accommodations. A service dog is not a pet, and access is not conditional on staff approval, comfort, or personal beliefs. What made this experience particularly distressing was the demeaning tone and dismissive attitude shown throughout the interaction. Instead of de-escalation or accommodation, the situation was handled in a way that felt humiliating, stigmatizing, and discriminatory. Disabled people should never be made to feel like a problem simply for existing in public spaces with the supports they require. Accessibility is not a "preference" or a branding choice -- it is a legal and ethical obligation. Until Gratia Café undertakes serious staff training on disability rights, service animals, and inclusive customer service, I cannot recommend this establishment to disabled patrons or allies. This experience was not just disappointing -- it was unacceptable.

Good ambiance, good coffee and good service. Local coffee shop to check out when you are in…read moreAbbotsford.

Excellent service! Also loved how they served the drip coffee - definitely stayed warm longer!…read more Their scones seemed really tasty and decided to go with the blueberry scone drizzled with early grey icing - it was quite tasty!

Stop in for a tasty beverage after my business meeting. Closely reviewing my options I choose a…read more16oz Mango Smoothie. Wow this drink exploded with fruit flavors and quenched thirst. My choice was outstanding and I do congratulate myself for the flavor I picked. Now the Articulate counter girl taking. & multitasking my order was awesome. She smiled and helped decide on flavor and even pulled out cups when I was deciding what size. We need more workers like her , she will go far in life. As for decor well it's a rustic cabin setting like your in the Klondike except no mountain men or prospectors. I really enjoyed all Aspects of dropping by today.

What a pleasant coffee shop! Stopped at Exit 199 from out of the area, followed the signs and found…read morethis quaint little coffee shopping brimming people bustling with a healthy group of happy people grabbing coffee. The hostess at the cash register provided a welcoming and positive energy that was contagious to all. The order process and staff whipped it out right away without drama. The coffee was verrrrry good and can highly recommend. If you are in the area of just driving by on I-5, worth a stop!

Cozy, small coffee shop with outside patio and games and puzzles available to play while you enjoy…read moreyour drink They now have beer and wine by the glass available. Good Wi-Fi there... Nice view of the water.

The coffee is nicely done. We only had time for pastries, they were excellent. Next time we will…read moretry some of the hot food

Good vibe all around. I love their plants on the communal table and wooden accents. Service was…read morekind. There were no prices on the menu. They offered a coffee flight. If I had some time I would've tried that. Had some of their donuts from devil donuts (?) They were about $4 each, a bit too much. We went at 4:30 so they were out of drip coffee , so we had Americanos and their coffee was smooth. Overall, great place for coffee which is about a 5 min drive to/from Ferry Terminal.

Checked out Beachcomber Coffee Company. They have another location at Sunnycrest Mall. They serve…read morewraps, To Live For baked goods and donuts ($3.50-$3.95). Annoying there's no prices in their displays. Was enticed by their Fritter Friday special ($5.00); 12 oz drip coffee and an apple fritter. Fritter was decent, coffee was serviceable.

Great, slightly hidden cafe in Friday Harbor! The close quartered space made the visit feel…read morepersonable in a way. The barista was friendly and eager to answer any of our questions about the menu. We ordered the Buttercream latte and the Tighty Whitey latte, both iced and with oat milk. Each respective latte was well-balanced and tasted great, accurately portraying how the barista described them. Will be back next time we are visiting the island!

Very tiny and cute coffee shop on the island. The baristas are friendly and nice too…read more I came here twice during our visit to San Juan Island. Their Salish Sea Fog (London Fog) was my favorite, it was fragrant and perfectly sweet. I even got the same tea bag and tried to make it at home. My partner is a mocha lover, and he said their mocha was good.