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Terra Breads

3.9 (147 reviews)
ModerateBakeries, Cafes
Closed • 8:00 am - 5:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Tasty
Peter H.

During the Concord Pacific Dragon Boat Festival, this local bakery was a frequent destination for paddlers and guests alike. With the weekend's persistent rain and wind drenching and chilling everything and everyone, breaks in between were spent coming here for a quick bite or sip. In the mornings, there would be a long but quick-moving line of folks ordering toast and grabbing a coffee. Later on during lunch, items like pizzas and lemonade seemed popular. What caught my eye was their seasonal feature, a loaf of Fig + Anise bread. I also grabbed a blueberry bread cause it looked nice and oozy. The loaf turned out incredibly hearty and a delight to munch on. In addition to figs and anise, there were pieces of walnut, a fine inclusion. The blueberry bread, when warmed up, was an absolute pleasure and oozing with juicy blubes with a dusting of powdered sugar. Gone in 60 seconds, if that. Carb loading at its finest.

Ceci L.

They have a big patio with beautiful views of False Creek and Olympic Village. There is also plenty of seating inside. Staff is usually pleasant, but can be a hit or miss. I got a latte and it came with cute bear latte art. They sell a wide variety of bread and other baked goods. We had the cinnamon cardamom cruffin, it was the perfect level of sweetness and paired well with my latte.

tomato soup
Jazmine S.

I came with my family and we ordered grape bread, a margarita pizza, tomato soup, and a matcha latte. Upon getting my matcha, i realized it was literal package mix. I've had many bad matchas before, but this was by far the worst one. I ordered an oat milk matcha latte with half sugar, and it tastes like pure sugar. They also messed up my order because upon tasting it was cow milk. Everything else was pretty good, tomato soup pretty average, but I couldn't even bring myself to finish that matcha.

My go-to: double baked almond croissant
Jessie W.

I'm not much of a bread person, but the double-baked croissant I got was absolutely perfect. There are a few places around Olympic Village to get pastries from, but I would come back to Terra just for this croissant. Plus, I do like the seating area with high ceilings and lots of natural light.

Roasted Veggie + Hummus Sandwich, Rosemary Peach Tart, Iced Vanilla Matcha Latte
Dana S.

I've always thought this cafe looked so welcoming, and I happened to be nearby at lunchtime today, so I decided to give it a try. Even though it was very busy, I was lucky to grab a table outside on the scenic patio, but the indoor seating also looks very nice. I had a roasted veggie and hummus sandwich, a peach rosemary tart, and an iced vanilla matcha latte. They do really good baking! The walnut bread that the sandwich was made on was very fresh, very tasty, and pretty unique, so much so that the bread was the highlight of the sandwich for me. But that's not to say the filling wasn't also delicious. The peach tart had a delicious buttery but light pastry crust, and the rosemary added some depth to the fruit but didn't overpower it. I liked that the peach filling wasn't overly sweetened. My matcha was great too, again not too sweet. My whole meal was $27, which I did think was overpriced. Although the quality was there, the portions were just not big enough for it to make sense to me to pay this much. I liked the portion sizes, I much prefer reasonable portions to jumbo! But I am not made of money and I don't want to regularly pay almost $30 for a light lunch at a cafe! I might go back on occasion to give some of the delicious-looking pastries a try, but I definitely won't be adding this to the regular rotation on account of the prices.

Outside in Square
Willy M.

Took a walk from downtown, crossed over the Cambie Bridge, we decided to stop here for some lunch, they have other locations around town but this one is in Olympic Village/Square. It was a sunny day a lot of people out & about, people in bike wear, esp in spandex were all getting lunch too. Line was long but it gave us time to figure out what we wanted as everything looked so good. Right as you walk in, the bread rack was right there....so many selections! We decided to get the Smoked Turkey & Asiago on black olive bread was one of the items we got, it was really good. You can ask them to grill it up on the panini press for you too. Good amount of avocado inside the sandwich, turkey was good amount and especially the olive bread was very tasty! Great sandwich! We also tried one of their pizzas and got the Portobello Mushroom pizza. A good amount of mushrooms, tasty pesto with some sundried tomatoes with a good amount of goat cheese and mozz. Crisp pizza crust, thin to fold up to shove in your mouth. Place your order, walk down the line if you want other pastries, drinks etc, pay the staff, they give you a number, go find a table (inside or out), staff will bring out your food to you. Since it was a busy, we got lucky and found a small table next to lively couple arguing about paperwork. The pizza and sandwich took about 8 mins from when we sat so we were able to hear the all about the paperwork issue while we waited for our food. Prices are about what it is when you go to a cafe. Staff was friendly and looked hard to find you to deliver your food. They will also clear your table for you when you are done. We enjoyed our lunch, would definitely come back to this location.

a cup of tea and a muffin
Sarah S.

Awesome little cafe! We needed a quick stop and we're in and out in five minutes. We really enjoyed our scone, and had a cup of their vanilla rooibos tea. This kombucha was an impulse buy but they have excellent taste. What a convenient place to grab a bite to eat!

Pumpkin Pie Double Baked Croissant

Came here for Vancouver Croissant Crawl & tried their Pumpkin Pie Double Baked Croissant. The croissant was a great size however fell flat for me as I tasted more of an almond flavour rather than the pumpkin filling. The staff was so lovely & helpful as they asked if I wanted my croissant warmed which they did quickly. The place has very high ceilings & a great view of the water.

Black olive and tomato focaccia
Pam N.

It was bustling when we arrived and had to line up, but I didn't feel rushed or felt neglected. When the time came for us to order, we still weren't sure what to get and the girl was so helpful and patient with us. She remembered to come back to us when we finally made a decision. My guy got the black olive and focaccia. I decided on a simple bread and butter with local goat cheese. Simple it was not. I chose the toasted anise and fig bread. It made my stomach so happy. Delicious, simple and excellent service. Would definitely come back.

Simon S.

The Olympic Village Terra Breads is notable for being licensed -- they have wine! They also bake 24-hours a day (but the place is not open 24 hours, however), so unlike some other cafes, what you see in the counter might actually still be fresh no matter what time you go, instead of end-of-the-day leftovers if you go late afternoon or evening. Their Hot Chocolate Festival 2016 entries are very strong for being interesting in taste and good price for portion. Drawbacks include being not very hot by the time it got to us; and the underlying hot chocolate seemed a bit thin and mediocre. Honey Buns ($4.95) Venezuelan dark chocolate, house-made chili honey, cinnamon, bourbon vanilla bean. Served with cinnamon sugar brioche. -We got a very friendly front counter person who also let me try a spoonful of their chili honey. The chili flavour is there and there's a good burn in the back of your throat but it starts slow. For several seconds all you get is the normal sweetness of the honey. -This hot chocolate definitely has some chili-heat to it, but not too much and no bitterness. Definitely worth a try if you can handle the spicy heat. Ask to try a bit of the honey first if you're not sure, although that will be spicier than when mixed in the hot chocolate. -Strange powdery residue in the cup,which was not present in the Chocolate Chums hot chocolate. Chocolate Chums ($4.95) cocoa barry milk chocolate, mascarpone cream. Served with Chocolate Arts Pecan Fruit Crisp [AND] Chocolate Bar. -You get a small bar of chocolate, and a thin slice of fruit crisp on which is a generous dollop of mascarpone. -Nice crunchy chocolate bar. Not that big, so "bar" might be kind of a misnomer. -Clear milk flavour, which sort of ruined this hot chocolate for me, but definitely depends on your personal taste. Other than that, there's a vanilla (?)-like sweetness to it. Certainly a tamer hot chocolate than honey buns. If you can only try one, try honey buns if you're adventurous.

Super delicious blueberry bread - I ALWAYS have to get this whenever I come here!
Liza B.

I love it here! I used to work in Olympic Village and loved stopping by on my way to or from work. How can you simply walk past them when their doors are WIDE open, and you smell all the wonderful aromas of flesh and expertly baked bread? They have a huge & beautiful space with really high ceilings, tons of seating, large windows with prime views of Olympic Village Square, as well as a wide open display - so you can clearly see all of their baked goods & baking trays at once. Service was always very efficient and friendly, with multiple people ready & willing to assist you down the line. My absolute favourite pasty of theirs is the blueberry bread, which is nothing short of amazing! It's not too sweet, with tons of juicy blueberries and a satisfyingly crisp outer crust, it definitely makes my morning (or afternoon)! I'm trying to lay off the carbs a bit...otherwise would come here ALL the time!

Smoked turkey and asiago on black olive bread.

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I really like the Olympic Village location. A perfect stop on a seawall walk or a great place to meet for coffee and a treat!

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wonderful bread. We got the pizza and some fresh bread. Everything was excellent

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Great view, fresh air and great coffee. Terrible Wi-Fi though. I tried to do some work and was constantly having to reconnect.

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One of our go-to places in olympic village. Great light, view of the north shore, decent coffee and fantastic bread.

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wonderful coffee and sweet time.The latte and the bread there are fresh.Good for child

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