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Back in Vancouver, and of course the gloomy weather calls for brunch. I'd been here before for coffee and a donut, but I got curious to try their brunch as well. This place is especially known for their mochi donuts, which have a really interesting texture, very chewy with a bit of crispiness on the outside. I'm generally not a huge donut fan, and this version is still a little greasy, but the texture is definitely unique and worth trying at least once. We were surprisingly the first customers of the day, which was great since the line is usually pretty long (it's a pretty hyped-up spot). Avocado Benedict ($22) 3/5 I ordered this for a lighter take on bennies, but in my opinion they added way too much hollandaise. Combined with the avocado, everything ended up tasting overly rich. The eggs were perfectly poached though, and the tater tots were also nicely crunchy. Mortadella Sandwich ($15) 4/5 My friend, who loves this place for brunch, said this is her favourite menu item and I can see why. I feel like it's underrated since most people go for the bennies or the chicken pancakes, but I'd highly recommend this instead. The texture combination is great: thinly sliced mortadella, an egg layer that almost feels like a crepe, and crispy onions. The tobasco sauce also helps balance everything out and makes the dish feel lighter.
There was a very long wait, but my friends and I just used that time to walk around the shops on fourth. The tater tots were definitely my favorite part of the meal, and the greens on top really balanced out the flavors nicely.
I love this place! It was my first time coming in for brunch, though I'd visited once pre-pandemic just for coffee with a friend. I'm so glad I finally made it back -- it's just as good (if not better!) than I remembered. The vibe is busy yet welcoming -- clean, modern, and full of energy. I ordered the beef brisket hash with an Americano, and it hit the spot. The flavours came together perfectly -- hearty, balanced, and satisfying. Definitely felt like a nutritious brunch bowl done right! What I also appreciate is their efficient seating policy, which means you don't have to wait too long to be seated (a rare brunch win in Vancouver!). The staff are friendly, attentive, and keep things moving smoothly. Highly recommend this spot if you're looking for a solid brunch experience that's both delicious and well-run.
Cute place. So pack when I got there. Parking is tough, because it was in the main street. So decided just get their mochi donuts. They have: Cereal milk Ube coconut Brown sugar So good. Chewy. A tad too sweet for me. But I still like it.
Excellent food. Very much recommend their beef brisket hash. They had a good amount of beef with their dish and the flavours were well balanced. The staff was constantly available and food was served quick.
Was really excited to try this place for breakfast but from the mediocre quality of the food, it's best to just grab a coffee and their known mochi donuts instead. Very limited GF /DF alternatives.
Was very excited to try Their There its pretty hyped up in my age group. The ambience was friendly and well lit. Be aware theres a bit of a wait for tables. Once seated I ordered the hojicha latte and the avocado benedict. My friend had one of the breakfast sandwiches. Sadly i really disliked the hojicha. It's been my go to order at cafes; and this one was the worst of the bunch. Wasn't smooth atoll. Tasted heavily seaweed-ey. ...And I hate to report that the avocado Benedict was disappointing and tasted heavily of vinegar. Perhaps it was the tomato jam, but i REALLY disliked both. It was very busy so the server only checked in at the end of the meal. But it was very evident that I barely touched my breakfast. Not blaming them, just making a note. I wont be returning. My friend swears I need to give their matcha and donuts a chance. And she really enjoyed her sandwich. Sad to say i dont recommend.
Unfortunately, the mochi donut is sold out when I arrived at around 2 pm, so I didn't try it. I got the matcha latte and the shakshouka. It was a heartwarming meal with great balance of herbs and tomato along with a runny egg and a side of crunchy bread. The beef brisket is another great option for a delicious meal. It's crunchy and very flavorful. When we arrived on Sunday afternoon, the place is full and we waited 30 minutes for two. It was well worth the wait. Would love to come here again for the mochi donuts :)
1:48 pm on a thursday. walking around kits on a miserable rainy day, i made my way to their there on west fourth, looking for shelter from the downpour. puddles everywhere, umbrellas colliding, that familiar vancouver rhythm of drizzle and grey. inside, the air felt warm, sweet, and familiar. the baristas were friendly, easy smiles, quick chatter, the kind that instantly softens the day. i ordered a caramel apple oat matcha latte, an interesting combination of matcha, apple syrup, oat milk and caramel drizzle. it arrived in a warm, heavy glass, pale green beneath a drizzle of caramel that caught the light. the first sip tasted like apple pie in a cup, thick, decadent, soft sweetness, buttery caramel, and the mellow depth of oat milk. underneath it all, the matcha gave just enough bitterness to keep it grounded. rich, cozy, slightly over the top, but exactly right for a day like this. i used to come here a lot for their mochi donuts. the black sesame one caught my eye, followed closely by the brown butter, sitting neatly in the display case. i thought about it for a moment or two, then looked away. my small act of restraint. rain tapped steadily against the window. people came and went, shaking off umbrellas, brushing water from their sleeves. outside was cold and miserable, but inside, it felt still, warm, fragrant, and safe from the weather.
We came for the donuts, thanks social media. But in reality, this is a dope coffee shop to check out for brunch. Inside it's clean, with nods to hip hop culture - BearBricks and sneakers used for decor. The vibe is simple - the food is executed well. Hojicha Latte - amazing. The notes of toasted rice pair perfectly with the creamy milk (in my case oat milk). It seems pretty popular in BC, and had I known, I'd probably be ordering more. Delish! Chicken sandwich - crispy, thin fried chicken breast. It's not over seasoned or over dressed, and best of all, it doesn't feel heavy or greasy. The bread is nice and soft! Brisket hash - the corned beef was tender, flavor packed and there was a huge amount nestled amongst the tots, hollandaise and poached eggs. Speaking of poached eggs, they were cooked to perfection. The micro green salad on top had a nice acidity and added balance. Donuts - pan and brown butter donuts just wow. Never have we had mochi donuts like this and I'm really perplexed why more places don't do it this way. Fried like a regular donut instead of shot out of a weird beaded form, it's chewy and crispy. It is the best version of a mochi donut made my mankind. Bravo. Come here. The neighborhood is cute and a nice stroll after brunch.
The cereal milk donut was very nice. The cereal is a touch too hard for me to chew, but otherwise it was absolutely delicious . I liked the mix of sweet with a touch of savory. The donut wasn't too sweet and the mochi donut texture was perfection.
This place is super cute and has fantastic food. The breakfast sandwich is one of the best on the continent. And the spicy fried chicken was super good and incredibly decadent. The staff were all very friendly and lively.
This place really understands how to do brunch properly. Every plate felt thoughtful and well balanced, not just visually appealing but genuinely satisfying to eat. The fried chicken was crisp and flavorful without being heavy, and pairing it with the soft, fluffy pancakes worked surprisingly well. The eggs were perfectly cooked, rich and silky, with just enough seasoning to keep things interesting. I also loved how everything felt intentional, from the textures on the plate to the way the dishes were presented. The coffee and matcha were solid companions to the meal, smooth and not overpowering, which made the whole experience feel relaxed rather than rushed. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, the kind of place where you want to sit a little longer and enjoy the moment.
Their there is such an interesting place. While the decor feels very much like a typical cafe, the ambiance is much more lively. Plus the menu features beer and wine in addition to just coffee and tea. The place is not very big and gets quite full on sunny weekend days. Luckily, it doesn't seem like a place people tend to stay in for long periods of time so a seat is likely to become available very quickly. The place is very loud and definitely not for studying or reading. Most people are there to catch up with friends and chatter fills the space. The pastries there are amazing! The maple brown sugar cronut was sooo delicious. It wasn't overly sweet or oily as I expected it to be, but rather a nice pairing with a cup of coffee. Since they serve alcohol, there are also drinks with Baileys shots! Very excited to try those on cold winter days read more
2 years ago
I love this local brunch cafe! Every dine in experience so far has been excellent and I love their take on brunch. I often pop in for a take out latte and some mochi donuts to bring home as well. Love this neighborhood gem. read more
3 years ago
It used to be our favourite cafe but they seem to switch their direction lately. The donut menu got cut and only a few selections left. We miss the old ambient that not really dine in focus but more on a lifestyle cafe. Food is okay but we are not really impressed with it much anymore. read more
4 years ago
I just had the best croissant that I've ever had in my entire life. I never thought I'd be able to top my previous review, but in my very humble opinion, this place is one of the top bakeries in Vancouver along with Small Victory (and Remi Patisserie, but he only does pop ups). Purebred is pretty good too. Anyway, I've decided to drop by and get a few things, and they were all super amazing. Chocolate Hazelnut Croissant (5/5) Yes. Get this. If you take anything away from my review it is to get this. Immediately. Just drop whatever you're doing and get this damn croissant. It's that good. I thought their almond croissant was the best croissant I've ever tried but this is way better. It's super flaky and has the crisp exterior of a perfect, buttery croissant. They don't skimp on the filings either. The whole croissant is stuffed full of hazelnut paste and chocolate. Unlike other places that only use one stick of chocolate, they use two, and the hazelnut paste covers the whole entire croissant so every bite is bursting with flavour. There are also roasted hazelnuts on top, which complete the croissant of my dreams. No other croissant had ever come close to how good this is. It's not super oily either, which is perfect. Almond Croissant (5/5) Still the best almond croissant I've had (see my last review), but for some reason it's not as good as I remember. It's a shame. It's still amazing, but I'll go for the hazelnut one now. Chocolate Chip Cookie (5/5) This is my second or third favourite cookie of all time. First place goes to Small Victory for sure, but this one and the inner from Nemesis Coffee are so amazing as well. All three are crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, and the reason why Small Victory wins is because they use high quality dark chocolate and they don't use sea salt. Walnut Financier (3.5/5) Pretty small for the price, but it tastes pretty good. The flavours were there, the financier was moist (sorry), and there was a generous amount of walnuts. The maple/caramel sauce it was dipped in wasn't overly sweet, and overall it wasn't bad. I probably won't get it again though, since the texture is a little weird. Kouignn Amann (4/5) It was Tonka bean flavoured today, so I decided to give it a shot even though I'm not the biggest fan of vanilla. This is one of the best that I've tried. It could use a little bit more caramelisation, but overall it was good. The pastry was flaky and subtly buttery, unlike places where liquid but just squirts straight into your mouth and make you want to hurl. If you like vanilla this would probably get 4.5-5 stars but unfortunately vanilla isn't my jam. It was still good though. Definitely recommend coming here. Honestly you can't really go wrong with any of their items, but the croissants and cookies are where they truly shine. The ambience is one of the best, and every single thing in that shop is my aesthetic. Their takeaway cups are the cutest and they even have an arcade machine. If you want to take cute insta pics they even have a cute chair with a neon sign and plants behind it. One of the best places here in Vancouver and I cannot recommend it enough. My only complaint is that I don't think anything is vegan so :(( read more
4 years ago
Their There was so busy today when I stopped in! If you already know what you're ordering, I highly reccomend ordering ahead on their website for pickup. They had dine in seating available and followed COVID safety measures with plexiglass dividers, sanitizer and all the employees were wearing masks. I decided to get their infamous fried chicken sandwich and 3 donuts. The donut flavours that they have here are so unique, I got the s'mores crueller, cereal milk mochi and salted caramel espresso crueler. The fried chicken sandwich is one of my all time favourites, I always got it in the evening when they converted to "Hundy" but I found out on Instagram that they won't be operating Hundy anymore at that space which made me so sad but I'm glad that they decided to keep selling the fried chicken sandwiches at Their There, I truly believe they do it the best in town! The sandwich is composed of a brioche bun, jalepeno aioli, shredded lettuce and the most delicious, juicy, crispy boneless chicken thigh. I don't know how they do it but I will never eat a chicken sandwich from any other place because they've just set the bar. It's so nice to see how busy they are, the service was pretty fast for how full it was. The Their There staff is always so friendly, accomodating and helpful. I've been a loyal customer since day 1 and will always reccomend this place to friends, thanks for the great service today! read more
7 years ago
Another amazing place by Annalena group. I maybe biased as a local of Annalena but the vibe is casual but stylish. the pastries unfortunately I cannot have as all of them have dairy. But according to my husband, the creme brulee donut is pretty amazing and he regularly gets them. Coffee is quite good. Something that kits needed. read more
4 years ago
(3.5 stars) Their there introduced their new brunch menu! I got the cassoulet and it was very good. I just wish they gave us more bread as you'd run out of bread before the stew. The fried chicken sandwich was a tad dry and felt like it was missing something. I would recommend the breakfast sandwiches instead. Service was good and the restaurant is very pretty with lots of plants, giving a relaxed vibe. The only thing is that it's quite pricey - $6 to add hashbrowns on the side! it came out to $70 for both of us with 1 dish and 1 drink each plus hashbrown add ons. read more
3 years ago
6 years ago
3.5/5 Got the raspberry croissant donut. I think it was $6. It's very pretty, but I recommend you eat it right away, bc I let mine sit in the box it came in for about an hour (until I got home) and the grease was all over the box! But flavour-wise, it was really good! Would get again! read more
4 years ago
5 years ago
Staff are super friendly. Taste of the cereal milk donut was amazzzzzzing, but just not sure I'm a 'mochi' donut fan - couldn't adjust to the ooey gooey texture compared to my usual cake or yeast donut. Cute spot though! read more
In an era where the aesthetics of your cafe matter just as much as your food offerings, Their There manages to nail both. I've had it on my list for some time now and finally visited today for a quick lunch bite. They've clearly put a lot of thought into the interior - sleek wood panelling, dusty rose terracotta planters, and lots of greenery make the space an instant social media hit. There's one communal table with a mixed granite top (gorgeous!), small tables scattered throughout and window seating for optimal people watching. This place was PACKED on a Saturday afternoon and I was curious to see if it lived up to the hype. We ordered the Fried Chicken Sandwich ($11) and Pork Cubano ($11), as well as two of their rotating beers on tap. Whoever's curating the craft beers has great taste, with nice picks from Luppolo, 33 Acres, and Twin Sails on the docket today. The fried chicken sandwich came on a potato bun reminiscent of the one from DL on the Drive, but the flavour profile here is completely different. Here you've got a light cabbage slaw and they're light-handed with the condiments, which I appreciate so the chicken really shines through. They've opted for individual pieces vs. one thigh/breast, but the density of the bread helps keep everything intact. I really like the batter they use and I'd say it's very similar to what they offer at their sister restaurant Anna Lena, retaining a nice crunch and moisture throughout. My only complaint is the sandwich lists jalapeno aioli as one of its components and I didn't get any of that flavour whatsoever. All in all, a very solid chicken sando nonetheless. My boyfriend's Cubano sandwich was equally delicious, with thick slices of pork, cheese, homemade sweet pickles and mustard. This was well-balanced and I didn't find any of the ingredients overpowering the others. However, for the same price as the chicken sandwich, it was significantly smaller. I can see someone with a larger appetite needing something more substantial to feel full. Maybe if it was a dollar or two cheaper I'd think it was a better value. I can see why Their There is such a popular spot and I definitely will be back to try some of their enticing baked goods (popcorn cronuts!) and coffee. I just wish the room was larger and the price points are a bit high, which is why this isn't a perfect 5 stars for me. read more
8 years ago
Who else can eat all day breakfast literally at any time of the day?? _ I loved everything about this sandwich! Perfect bun Packed with components Super sauceeyyy Definitely worth the price and I love their adorable cups and tray paper! Also, don't forget to grab extra napkins cause the sauce will be drippin' everywhere read more
Fluffy Egg Sandwiches with Alfalfa & Hundy Sauce Light Airy Cinnamon Cruller Wholesome Matcha Latte and Cappuccino What a treat! Egg Sandwiches was freshly made so the entire bun was warm and very comforting. The egg was very fluffy, each and every bite feels very light. Nice gooey slice of cheddar melting inside, mingling with the sauce. The Alfalfa adds a nice crunch and a layer of "cool" ingredient. The hundy sauce was a bit sweet and spicy, which is a great balance to the nutty flavour (some may say lightly bitter) from Alfalfa. It'll be messy eating this sandwiches when the sauce drips all over but you'll enjoy it The Cinnamon Cruller was heaven! Couldn't help but to get their lovely looking pastries too. It was very airy and light on the inside and crunchy on the outside. I did enjoy this very much. A simple look but very satisfying taste. I really enjoy tasting the egg flavour from the pate a choux. Their Matcha latte stole the spotlight of the drinks. Although the cappuccino I ordered was wholesome and perfect to complete this meal, the matcha latte my friend ordered was amazing. Very rich and smooth, packed with matcha in every sip without feeling overwhelmingly bitter. The flavour was very full-bodied read more
this cafe is way too cute and aesthetic! The chocolate hazel paris brest was a super unique pastry with crispy texture, beautifully piped with choux cream that tasted just like a Ferro Roche (creamy hazelnut and chocolate) We loved the cronut, it's basically croissant and donut together. It has so many layers of sweet caramel flavour pipped with the best gooey custard filling~ definitely one of the cutest and nice cozy cafe in vancouver. Wanna come back for more matcha pastries Chocolate Hazelbut Paris Brest Caramel Popcorn Cronut read more
Fried chicken sandwich was amazing! It was super juicy and crunchy (not greasy at all). This was a satisfying chicken sandwich but I couldn't taste the spicy aioli though. ($11.00+tax) Tried the Bruce and it was an amazing chocolate mousse donut. There were bits of chocolate cake in it and overall very tasty pastry! ($5.50+tax) read more
First impression is that they have super instagramable decor. Everything's glass, wood, concrete, millennial pink and beige. Lots of greenery around too. We came for a late lunch around 2 on a Saturday. It was packed. We got the fried chicken sandwich with a side salad (which I didn't realize was potato and egg salad), the kimchi scroll, the creme brulee donut, a soy latte, and an americano. It all came to $35. The sandwich was super good. Lots of big pieces of fried chicken and the slaw inside was nice and tangy too. The bun was super squishy, maybe a brioche bun? The potato and egg salad was so good. Lots of dill, and the cucumber made it refreshing. Huge portion too. I'm definitely going to try making it myself. The donut was filled with vanilla custard which was super yummy. The perfect dough too. Nice and chewy but crisp with the melted sugar. The kimchi scroll was nice and savoury and had bits of kimchi rolled in. The coffees were nice as well. We dined in so we didn't get the cute space cups. My only complaint is it's veryyyyy busy so seating is super limited. It's def more of a grab and go place during the busier hours. I wish they closed later. During the holidays right now, I believe they extended their closing to 5:30pm. read more
4 years ago
The staff was friendly but I tried their donuts for the first time and I was extremely disappointed. I read reviews saying that the donuts were amazing. I tried the cereal milk mochi donut and the London fog mochi donut and they were both extremely greasy. There was no flavour in the donut itself, which is fine but it didn't taste like anything whatsoever. All of the flavour was from the frosting and topping. The cereal milk topping was better than the London fog, and I couldn't even finish it. read more
On the weekend, there seemed to be a lot of people looking for seats but my friend and I were lucky enough to get seats pretty quickly when coming here for brunch. The egg sandwiches were tasty but not super exciting as they're similar to Egg Slut. The tater tots were a surprising highlight of the meal- spiced in a tangy powder. We also got a mochi donut which was quite dense and a bit too sweet for my liking but my bf liked it so I think it's better suited for those with a sweet tooth. Everything was good but (other than the tater tots) I don't think I'd be craving anything enough to come back unless I was already in the neighborhood. read more
8 years ago
Great food, horrible table layout with lots of people with no education. Got there Sunday lunch time and place was full and there was people with backpacks on the chairs that by the way not comfortable at all. Beautiful decor with zero comfort. When I finally found a place, people was basically standing on my side almost removing myself from the chair to seat. And I didn't even stay longer than the time that was eating. While a lot of people went there to buy their delicious pastries, most of the people on the tables were not eating anything. It seems to not be a cafe to relax and stay for long although their food deserves a good moment. The concept is all messed up. I was super confused, I still am. :P Except that, like I said, good food. Good sandwiches, good avocado croissant, good banana croissant and delicious churros donuts. Coffee was not one of my favorite. At least I know from now on. In summary, if you want to grab and go, perfect place! If you want to have a good time and hang out with a friend or partner, go elsewhere. read more
8 years ago
I came in with really high expectations... and I was NOT disappointed. These guys are pumping out are QUALITY treats and café drinks that have been crafted with detail and thought. The café itself is very calming, comfortable, and welcoming (an awesome study spot). It is small but it honestly fits the vibe! I ordered three donuts: 1) creme brûlée 2) eggnog cronut 3) gingerbread cronut. No. 1 was literally creme brûlée in donut version. Creamy and vanilla-y with that epic crunch on the outside. Then the eggnog actually tasted like eggnog; so many eggnog flavoured things actually fail to bring out that spicy, eggy flavour - they nailed it. Last but not least, the gingerbread. Mmmm. A little gingery, with a nice cream filling. My favourite part about their donuts was that they weren't too sweet. Oh and the texture of the cronuts, just out of this world. Do yourself a fave and check this amazing spot out! read more
As a new business venture from the founders of AnnaLena, this new casual cafe is a welcome addition to the coffee culture in Vancouver. Bringing in beans from the coffee mecca of Portland, Heart Coffee Roasters, and combining it with impeccable pastries, this is a destination must try coffee experience. If the pricey food of AnnaLena stretches your budget too far, then come here for amazing coffee and pastries at affordable prices. While I appreciated that the interior isn't your typical minimalist decor, it was slightly nerve inducing to sit on a cushion set atop a couple of crates. There were more comfortable seating options, but all occupied at the time. I liked the whimsical touches here and there and the open kitchen you could peek into. I ordered an americano misto which was memorable and the cherry cronut and croque monsieur were sublime. The only downside is the location. How about opening a second one in East Van called Here There? read more
This cafe is absolutely adorable! The combination of white with wood and greenery makes this place very blog worthy/instagram-able. Service is solid, but prices are steep. My pastry and drink came to $11-12. Flavour wise is average. Be aware that the cafe closes at 4pm! read more
8 years ago
After seeing this place on Instagram for awhile, I thought I would drop by in the morning before work. There were quite a few people inside already but there were some empty tables. The cafe is very aesthetic and instagrammable. Even the cups have a cute design on them. The cashier was really friendly. I had the latte with almond milk. As well, I decided to try the matcha cronut and the cereal milk donut. I was excited because these are two flavours I really like. However, I was a bit disappointed with them. The matcha cronut tasted a bit too oily for me and was reminiscent of a Chinese donut with its oiliness. There was matcha on top, but I felt like it could use more matcha flavour. The cereal milk donut was a good donut, but if I hadn't known what kind it was, I wouldn't say it was cereal milk. There was cereal sprinkled on top, but I was expecting the filling to taste like cereal milk. It just tasted like a regular donut. The latte was just ok for me. Overall, I think this place might have been too hyped for me from what I saw on Instagram. It is a beautiful space, but from what I tried, I probably won't go back again. read more
Have been wanting to try this place and finally had my nice walk during lunch break and managed to stop by the place for a quick coffee and pastry. Was a little thrown off by the cashier comment when I was ordering macchiato as she explained that they're not like Starbucks in the sense of size. I was a little thrown off and ended up with a latte. Their pastries on the display all looked so wonderful and mouthwatering, and ended up with Goooood Morning Vietnam, which is a donut, shaped like an eclair and filled with vietnamese coffee pastry cream and layered with chantily cream and coffee flavored toppings. The donut is delicious and the pastry cream was a nice compliment to the donut. But I think the flavor needs a bit more oomphs for lack of better words. My latte was nice, smooth, and well balanced. Will be coming back to try different pastries next time. PS. The togo coffee cups have super cute designs read more
7 years ago
8 years ago
I've heard he buzz about Their There so I decided to check it out on a Thursday afternoon. Shop wasn't busy, had a chilled out but professional vibe. I ordered straight away: Americano (They use Heart Roasters from Portland) $3.50, and a sandwich called the Pork Cubano. This sandwich has roasted pork shoulder, pickles, Swiss cheese and spicy Dijon aioli for $10. The sandwich was super crisp on the outside and piping hot in the middle. Would recommend! The Americano that I ordered was up to par with other coffee spots around Vancouver. Nothing to blow me away, but I would order again! I'm sure their cute take out cups will be an attraction for those coffee instagrammers! The inside of the shop was modern, clean and simple. The staff were friendly and efficient. Nice. read more
What a great place! Such simple decor and I really really dig their logo! Staff is nice and patient as I stared at all the pastries trying to take it all in. Smoked meat breakfast sandwich was super light and way more filling than you'd expect. Great flavor and moisture, definitely getting this one again. Churro Cronut is the awesome!!!!!! It is very heavy though so I'd share if you plan on having other food. Wonderfully fluffy and the custard surprise added just the right amount of glutton. Coming back here for sure! read more
8 years ago
Mission has closed and is now "Their There", a modern cafe designed by the creators of the successful "Anna Lena". This beautiful and modern cafe sells your usual suspects and also sells Vino! I approve! You can get your latte or Americano, or maybe a glass of Pinot instead! Tasty baked good are available and quite yummy from my personal experience. I tried the Cinnaman! It's basically a cinnamon bun, but almost seems like it's crossed with a croissant? Creamy frosting on top that's not too sweet. $5.50. ALCOHOL: They offer a Pinot Noir, and a Pinot Gris for $9 for a 6 ounce, and bubbles are $12. They also offer a couple draft beers for $6, 33 Acres Pale Ale and Four Winds Lager. FOOD: Sandwiches are on the menu, 2 all day breakfast sandwiches and two lunch sandwiches available after 11:30. You can add a side of egg salad or beef bone broth. What I loved about this cafe?! Just like AnnaLena, you will find some classy, adorable, and amusing creatures lurking on the shelves and countertops. Trendy Teddy BEARS!!! Why? I have no idea but I love it. See how many bears you can count in my pictures. lol Enjoy the excellent 4th Ave. people watching while you devour delightful pastries and sip on Vino or java!!!! read more
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------------ Smoked meat breakfast sandwich 9 Fried chicken sandwich 11 ------------ Still haven't been to the fryping pan that everyone raves about. But this fried chicken sandwich was pretty bomb in my opinion crispy chicken that's nice and juicy with a delicious jalapeno aioli so simple but sooo good. The smoked meat breakfast sandwich was pretty darn good. Although my egg was not yolk porn worthy it was still a nice addition to the sandwich. I really enjoyed the pickled cabbage as it gives a nice crunchy sour taste to it. ------------ Latte 4.50 Peach and blackberry cronut 5 Chocolate miso donut 5 ------------ Bahhhhh Their There reminds me of my previous Portland trip because they serves lattes made from Heart Coffee Roaster from Portland stumbled upon them randomly during the trip and was so happy to spot them in Vancoucer definitely will be back for more As for the cronut and donut. They already scream perfection I'm usually not a fruity filling person but the peach and blackberry wasn't overbearigly sweet as I expected the cronut itself is nice and flakey definitely one of the better ones I've had. As for the chocolate miso donut it was really unique. Wouldn't say its my favorite but not bad. The miso paste gave the chocolate more of a salted twist to it read more
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