We came here on a whim for a Valentines Day Brunch. They were packed and my wife and I sat at the…read morebar with Armaan as the bartender. I ordered the Spicy Dill Caesar (my American friends, get on board already) and the Ribeye Hash and my wife got the Forager Benny. First off, Armaan has a gift as a Spirit whisperer and made me the only tomato based drink I have ever liked in my life! And then the Whiskey Sour he made later had the right proportions, ingredients, and presentation of a well crafted cocktail. The food was insane. The service was professional but friendly & comfortable. And we can't wait to brunch here again. Also sorry for the empty glass pic. The cocktails were so good I forgot to take a pic until I was done.

A friend was visiting from Vancouver and we were looking for a place for lunch and I had been to…read morethe Wooden Spoon and remembered I liked it so thought we would try again. All staff were great / my friend is Celtic so it's hard to eat out sometimes but the 3 servers we encountered were all well versed in how to deal with this. I follow a low carb diet so it was more difficult for me to find something to eat. I ordered the pulled pork hash on greens - it was good but super sweet unfortunately. No demerits to the Spoon for that. I could have ordered a side of bacon. My latte was good and we got to sit in the sun.

It NEVER misses! From food to service it's always been a great experience and I've been there…read moreabout 5-6 times so enough to buy a solid opinion

Decent diner breakfast but don't expect exceptional flavours…read more Tried 2 different Bennie's , avocado tomato and fried chicken. The fried chicken was actually two chicken strips , not really crispy or any crunch but not bad. Hollandaise sauce was flavoured and generous amount. The potatoes were the best part , cooked just right for slightly crisp and soft. Ordered a latte which was about a 3/5 , not amazing coffee I would stick to their milkshakes after seeing a few being made. Staff was friendly and checked in often , would be a 5 for the restaurant but 3 star rating on food alone. It was fairly busy but we got seats at the bar right away . Might be a longer wait for larger groups.

The food tasted delicious, even though it was extremely busy the servers worked fast and well.read more

food was good service was good…read more good place for families and the ambience suited the environment

Visited Delphi Brunch Cafe for a late brunch/lunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not busy…read more We ordered: - Honey bacon Benedict with potato wedges - the eggs Benny was delicious but I didn't like that it was a thick cut of semi-soft bacon on the side and not crispy bacon. I also wish the sauce had a bit more seasoning. - fruity French toast - Philly cheese steak - it was my favourite dish out of the three we ordered. Food Service 4.5/5 Parking 5/5 Ambiance 4.5/5

Service is pretty good, good selection on their menu with a little Korean twist. Was here before…read morefor breakfast and this time tried something new but if I return next time, I will stick with the usual breakfast items. Loco Nico was okay but tasted like compilation of ingredients left from making omurice.

Do better. As a…read moretraveler heading back toward the border, we stopped here expecting a quick, decent bite--it's IHOP, not a fine dining establishment. And yet, it managed to disappoint on every front. We walked into a half-empty restaurant and still had to wait to be seated. Once we were finally acknowledged, the service was painfully slow. Getting our order taken took forever despite no real crowd. Employees seemed disorganized, inattentive, and utterly uninterested in providing basic service. It shouldn't take 15+ minutes just to get drinks in a restaurant that's not remotely full. There's no excuse for the kind of disarray we experienced. IHOP, you're better than this--or at least, you used to be.

For the diner it is, I was happily surprised. They have turkey bacon and some high protein options…read moreto choose from. The pancakes are really good--as expected but my biggest gripe is that a breakfast chain as big as IHOP doesn't have real maple syrup. It's good for what it is, but pleasantly surprised.

One of our favourite brunch spots in Tsawwassen, and a place we keep coming back to whenever we're…read morecraving something comforting and filling. Their pannekoek is the reason. It's huge, thin yet fluffy, with crisp edges and a soft centre--perfect for sharing (or not ). Our go-to is the mixed berry topping, which adds just the right balance of sweetness and freshness without feeling too heavy. We love that it feels indulgent but still simple--no fuss, just a solid, satisfying brunch. Pair it with coffee and you're set for a slow, cozy morning. What we love: * Big, fluffy pannekoek (very shareable) * Mixed berry topping is our favourite * Comforting, classic brunch vibes A reliable brunch spot we crave time and time again.

It's been a while since we had brunch at this chain. We were a bit disappointed with the quality of…read morefood when we had one at a different location. We had good memories with DeDutch so we decided to give it another try. The service was fantastic. The host and our server were very friendly, accommodating, and fun to deal with. The food was ok. I think we have been spoiled with other choices that are better.

A cozy little cafe at the corner of 6th Street and 10th Avenue in Burnaby. It is also in the…read morelittle mall with a doctor's office, life lab, insurance company and other businesses. It has good coffees and teas and although we didn't have any food, the food items looked delicious. The servers were friendly but they were very busy. We would return here again. It can get pretty busy at times and difficult to find a seat. We went at 1:00 pm midweek and got one small table for 2 that 3 of us sat around. The place is tidy and has nice decor.

Korean run with a German name and an international mix of sandwiches, desserts and coffees. We had…read morethe Prawn & Smoked Salmon sandwich ( to die for!), the Veggies and Brie panini (7/10) and the Tiramisu (9/10) for dessert. Our late lunch timing meant there were several seating spaces and the staff had enough time to deliver the coffee to our table. We keep coming back!

A Korean street food stand - very cheap and good eats! Savoury or sweet pancakes for less than $3…read moreeach, and tai yaki for $1.80. How can you go wrong?? The savoury one has cabbage inside. Sweet one is like red bean paste. Both very delicious and wonderful when hot.

Finally got to try the famous Kim's. Pro tip, even tho it's not as cute, the pancakes are superior!…read moreI like their classic sweet flavor more, but their veggie is also spot on. Definitely will continue to buy if ever in the area. Dare I say, better than the stalls in Seoul. Kekeke