Deville Coffee was one of my favorite coffee shops I tried during my visit to Vancouver…read more Presumably, specialty lattes are an "American" thing because I had a really hard time finding them at other coffee shops in town. Deville offered an Ube Matcha, which they were willing to make as an espresso latte instead and I thought it was great! We also tried a Nutella latte that was perfectly balanced and not too sweet without compromising on flavor. The service was great and there were lots of seating options! Very close proximity to Canada place but didn't have a super touristy vibe. I would definitely return to Deville Coffee!

My experience at Deville was so good. The barista let me customize the flavour of foam on my drink…read moreand helped me find a place to sit. They were very responsive to any request and you could tell customer service was their first priority. The cafe itself was very clean, and felt great to sit down for a pause in my busy day

I stayed in the nearby Sylvia Hotel and came here every day for a week for coffee and a muffin or…read morecinnamon bun. Excellent coffee and the pastries are divine! Super nice staff too. It's a very attractive space too.

i've walked past delany's coffee house more times than i can count, always meaning to step inside…read more today, with the light shifting softly over english bay and the air carrying that early hint of spring, i finally did. the space is larger than it appears from the street, open, warm, gently buzzing with conversation. sunlight stretches across wooden tables. cups clink softly. milk steams in steady rhythm behind the counter. it feels like a true neighbourhood coffee house: unhurried, familiar, welcoming. i came hoping for a strawberry matcha latte, only to learn it's no longer on the menu. a brief flicker of disappointment, quickly replaced by curiosity. i ordered an unsweetened matcha latte with oat milk instead. it arrived a calm, earthy green, smooth, balanced, quietly grassy without bitterness. simple and clean. the kind of drink that suits a slow afternoon. outside, tourists wander in from the seawall, cheeks flushed from the breeze. locals claim their usual corners with laptops and well worn books. patio tables fill as faces turn toward the sun. there's a gentle rhythm to the room, as steady as the tide just steps away. no theatrics, no fuss, just good matcha, soft light, and the easy charm of a coffee house by english bay.

Nice hipster coffee shop at the NE corner of Hastings and Nanaimo…read more Parking is available on the side streets. The interior reminds me of an antique shop, with random knick knacks for deorations, and vintage furniture. There are also several tables outside (S and W facing). Staff are friendly. No complaints. The flat white I had was pretty solid.

beautiful ambiance! Absolutely get a window seat if you can, nice workers and great selection of…read morefood and drinks. They also have a nice little area to add sugar, salt, honey etc if you need.

Their pour over coffees are incredible, I don't know what magic they do there as I buy the same…read morebeans and try at home but it's not the same. Their oat lattes with vanilla (I believe they make their own syrup in house) are also great. Good vibe too, frequently busy (haven't been there in a while now) and not always able to get a seat but the staff are so lovely and coffee is very good quality (pastries etc. too!).

Vancouver Croissant Crawl 2025: Pumpkin Cheesecake ($6.96)…read more The pumpkin cheesecake croissant was... fine. I'm not usually a fan of creamy fillings, and they barely put any inside -- though the cream on top definitely helped. It could've used some texture contrast, maybe a sprinkle of pecans or another crunchy element. The real highlight here was their almond croissant -- buttery, generously filled, and topped with plenty of almond flakes. A true classic done right.

Great coffees. OMG the TV is blaring in here!…read moreSound bouncing off the walls. Not a serene oasis like the other locations. Feels like a bus terminal in here. Sweet service peeps. I don't know how they do it in all the noise.

My go to place for a quick coffee in between. Their croissant and scones are nice but nothing…read morespecial. However their coffee is pretty good. I love the rich caramel machiato from here. It's pretty good and they don't burn the almond milk which is great. My favorite summer drink from here is the Lychee Matcha with almond milk. A good place to work from. Very conveniently located across Robson square. The place gets busy but I have always found a seat. They have charging points and working stations which iz great. Parking can be a bit tricky.

I came in wanting to try the coffee, but there were no seats available inside or outside, so I…read moreasked for a cold brew to go. I was told they don't offer to go cups and that I would need to either rent a reusable cup for $3 and bring it back later, or drink from a mug. Since I'm not a regular customer and was just passing by, neither option really worked for me. Unfortunately, I ended up leaving without even being able to try the coffee. I understand the sustainability idea, but it would be nice to have at least some practical option for customers who genuinely need takeaway.

Great neighborhood coffee shop that I found buzzing on a Saturday morning. Many people brought…read moretheir dogs, and thankfully there is plenty of seating on the patio. I ordered a special drink: the Orange Carmel Cloud, a fancy cold brew coffee. It was super refreshing and tasty. Would definitely come back and maybe check out their Kits location next time.

We were staying close to here when visiting Vancouver but were pleasantly surprised by this place!…read moreIt is a small, non-flashy coffee shop but has a few tables inside as well as a couple outside. The staff was really friendly and answered our questions on recommendations. The sandwiches were delicious! My croissant sandwich was so fresh and well made and my husbands bagel was equally delicious. We both got iced lattes and those were also delicious and just what we were looking for. This is a great little spot in Vancouver if you are in need of a coffee or a light breakfast.

It was ok. The iced mocha was not bad but did not give any feelings of me yearning for more. The…read moreyogurt granola was yummy. The seating was small and awkward, not very comfortable for staying and socializing. Service was fine.

I tried their mocha and their Dubai chocolate strawberry cup. The strawberry cup was extremely good…read moreand worth the high price tag($15). While the mocha was good, it was not worth the higher price tag compared to some of the other local coffee shops.

This cafe had a sandwich board on the sidewalk advertising a Dubai chocolate cups--smart move…read more What a tasty and light treat. Fresh strawberries with chocolate, pistachio paste, tiny phyllo strips, and chopped pistachios. I thoroughly enjoyed it while seating at a clean, attractive bar and listening to calming music. Highly recommend!