During on recent trip to Vancouver Canada we ate lunch at the New York style Harvest Deli. The food…read morewas greats. My wife and I both had ham sandwiches and they were made to perfection. We were glad we came and the service, price and food was great.

Everything(food) is good tasting and fixed so quickly prepared to perfection. Great eats for every…read moreage.

First time I tried Dante's sandwich. Finally I had a chance to visit here…read more What we had: italiana - prosciutto crudo, prosciutto cotto, stracciatella cheese, truffle spread, arugula Monte cristo - prosciutto cotto, provolone, sundried tomato spread. Italiana was so good. Double Prosciutto!! Truffle flavor was strong and paired with stracciatella cheese. What a great combination! And Arugula was very fresh. Foccacia was very crispy outside and soft inside. One of the best sandwich. I will order again. Monte cristo was also good. Grilled bread was very crispy and nicely pressed. Provolone and prosciutto cotto combination was great, too. Sundried totamto provided great accent. I will order this one again, too. Overall, it was a great sandwich shop. Highly recommend.

Great place for lunch. I picked up the Italiana sandwich at their recommendation and it did not…read moredisappoint. I wasn't sure about the truffle spread but it was not overpowering which was a plus. Huge portions for the price.

I was soooo hungry and could smell something delicious coming from this little shop at Granville St…read moreand 11th. It was around 1pm on a Friday, it was very quiet. Found a table right away. There are some small tables for two along with high tables. I ordered the 'hot' sandwich, chicken parm. I was expecting crispy chicken parm with yummy cheese and rich tomatoe sauce. Let's be honest, the star of this show is the bread! The baguette was warm, soft and so delicious. However, that's where the excitement stopped for me. The chicken with breading was soggy and the pesto and mozzarella was such a small amount, it felt like a soggy chicken sandwich with lots of bread. If they put more pesto dressing, more mozzarella cheese and more tomatoe sauce, I could have looked past the soggy chicken. All in all, I'm glad it tried it, the bread is amazing, and I'll come back to try a 'cold' sandwich to see if the other options are better!

Waste of money. $15 for dry bun, simple sandwich withSINGLE slice of meat. The subway sandwiches…read morehave twice the meat for half the price. Nothing special nor any extra extraordinary ingredients. The staff were nice. I don't think it's the staff's fault. It's just how they're told to make the sandwich. Came into the shop hungry paid $15 for a sandwich and left hungry was almost going to get up until the next two customers so I just walked in to save their money. Hopefully this will reach more people.

Popped in today for a quick lunch. It was very fast. She made my sandwich in minutes. I had the…read morespicy chicken sandwich but the taste was very basic. Shredded chicken, lettuce, onions, tomatoes, mustard and jalapeños and spicy sauce. You would think that will be great but it tasted very basic. I also had a small bottle of orange juice. Ambience is basic. Kitchen is all scattered but that's coz she was managing the front and making the sandwiches. All for $17.50! Will I go back? Maybe not. For $18 there are better options around. But if you are in a hurry, yeah maybe make your own sandwich and make it tasty!

Sweet baby Jesus, this place is a sensation. Do yourself a favor and grab a cookie, too.read more

Love this place! Great family vibe. Everyone is very helpful. I was looking for fresh pizza dough…read more They have them frozen if you ask. They also make great fresh sandwiches! Fresh bread. Sauces and things made in house!

We ordered their Hot Manzo (roast beef) panini, and the sandwich was good, but I overhyped. It…read moremight also be our selection. We may come back and try another item instead. The service also took a while, ~30 minutes, so be prepared to wait a bit for the panini!

Wow! These sandwiches are so good I had to come on here to…read moresay something. The service was also great and super helpful since it was our first time there! We'd already eaten half of each sandwich and No notes. 10/10. Will be back.

Their food was insanely good. The bread was light and fluffy, the toppings had amazing flavor, and…read morethe people were so nice and friendly it made me want to work there! The owner chatted with my dad the entire time and the space was so inviting it was an awesome visit.

I ordered the porchetta sandwich and it was delicious. A bit pricey for what you're getting but…read morethat's downtown Vancouver for you. It had a nice bright sauce in it, maybe basil-based, that balanced nicely with the delicious porchetta. Also, the crunchy crackling added a delightful texture to every bite. While I thought it was a bit expensive for a sandwich, I was definitely FULL after finishing it.

The porchetta sandwich is life changing. It's absolutely delicious. Friendly staff. Super cute…read moreatmosphere.

Possibly one of the best sandwiches I've ever had in my entire life!…read more I ordered their daily special (roasted pork, coleslaw, aïoli, fresh bread). Everything was cooked and prepared to perfection. The staff was incredibly friendly. I'll be back!

Wanted to grab some sandwiches before our bike ride around Stanley Park, and Number E Food was the…read moreperfect stop! We walked over after getting off the Granville Island ferry at the Aquatic Centre stop. There wasn't a line, and our sandwiches came out quickly after ordering. - Reuben Sandwich -- tender meat, just the right amount of tang from the sauerkraut and cured meats, finished with their house-made mustard and a crunchy pickle on the side. - Lemon Rosemary Chicken (no cheese) -- light yet filling; the greens added freshness, avocado gave it the perfect moistness, and the light jalapeño kick tied it all together. - Garlic Bread -- buttery, garlicky, and crisp; the texture fell perfectly between a Vietnamese baguette and a ciabatta roll -- ideal snack for the walk. Overall, Number E is a charming deli serving high-quality sandwiches on their own freshly baked Tuscan bread. They also offer pastries, coffee, and other drinks. There are a few indoor and outdoor tables, but it's mainly a great grab-and-go spot. Chill ambience where you can watch the team craft your sandwiches fresh to order -- the perfect pre-ride fuel stop!

Great spot along W. Broadway for a quick bite. Sandwiches were packed with filling and we loved…read moreboth the sate beef and lemongrass bahn mi sandwiches we got. Definitely better than some of the bahn mi sandwiches we've had at other spots. Love that they have a point system too so I'll be looking forward to visiting some of their other locations

Such a great local find! I was able to order online for…read morepickup and if you order online you receive 5% off! And you can receive stars towards a free item! Was super easy to order and they have multiple locations. I ordered at the Kingsway location. So I tried the deluxe which comes with 3 different meats and includes lean pork belly! Super tasty! I had ordered the combo so I had got their pork fried spring roll which I highly recommend and their mango smoothie which was very creamy and refreshing! I highly recommend their pork spring rolls and mango smoothie! I'd recommend this place, good prices and I'd come back to try their other banhmi's!

the sky had that washed out, endless grey, the kind that presses down on the city. the trees were…read morestill vibrant, their leaves scattered thick across the sidewalk. puddles gathered along the curbs, slick with light from passing cars. i tried to sidestep the biggest puddles, thankful for my boots and umbrella. typical vancouver weather. by the time i reached west 4th and trafalgar, 3:06 pm, i was ready for another caffeine break. i slipped into café lokal and was greeted warmly, the kind of place that feels like someone forgot to tell it the world outside is wet and miserable. inside: mismatched chairs, repurposed wood, the faint scent of coffee and something sweet. eclectic charm everywhere, nothing quite matches, but it just works. the fireplace in the corner wasn't turned on, though it didn't need to be, the place was warm and dry. gaetz and gilberto played soothingly and quietly in the background. the baristas moved with calm, unhurried ease, the kind of rhythm that only slow afternoons know. i ordered another matcha latte with oat milk, my second of the day. it came out too hot, the matcha powder scorched, the taste lost. but i didn't mind. through the window, the rain kept falling, steady and unrelenting. outside, the city moved on through the rain, people passed by, shoulders hunched, heads down. inside, it felt like time had decided to rest for a while.

Love the vibe in this cozy cafe! The food and coffee are high quality and fresh. I had the…read morebutternut squash soup and flat white while my friend enjoyed an Americano and avocado salad. They gave each of us a piece of truffle with our coffee. We really enjoyed the atmosphere. Lots of parking on the street. We were lucky to get a table on Saturday noon. Busy place but so welcoming!