This is the place to be when you're out late at night but you get a sudden craving for something sweet! Thierry has a myriad of delicious sweets ranging from spiked coffees, high end chocolates, handcrafted gelato, beautifully constructed cakes, and possibly the best macarons in Vancouver! The small establishment can only take 30 people or so but there's enough room in their heated patio for at least 15 more. They have a wide variety of sweets but some of our favorites include: lychee macaron, chocolate tart (they make this occasionally but it's seriously the best!), tiramisu, and raspberry gelato!
Chocolate Tart (6.5/7)
This is amazing! The entire tart is made out of this solidified type of mousse that's extremely creamy but not too sweet. The chocolate isn't too overpowering even though it's very dark, and we thought that it was a lot less bitter than other chocolate tarts that we have had.
Lemon Tart (5.5/7)
This sour treat was loved by only a few of us. The tanginess of the tart was definitely enough but unfortunately, it was just too sour.
Chestnut Cake (6/7)
To be honest, we've only had chestnut cakes made in Asian bakeries before! We wanted to try this as soon as we saw it and we have no regrets! This was made very well as the ratio of chestnut to chocolate tasted perfect.
Tiramisu (6.25/7)
This is honestly a piece of art. The tiramisu here is made beautifully and we've tried both the small individual size and the full size. Even though the tiramisu isn't authentic, the aesthetics of the cake makes up for it! The taste is quite good and we always come back for more.
Pear Cassis Charlotte (4.5/7)
This wasn't very good. Saying this so bluntly makes us want to apologize to the patissiers of Thierry but this cake was honestly not good. We only ordered this because it looked really nice but it was honestly very plain and something that we could never order again. The green outer shell was questionable and didn't taste very good.
Opera Cake (6/7)
This is a very dense cake that is comprised of hazelnut sponge, chocolate ganache, butter cream, and coffee. We enjoyed this a lot with our tea but it was very filling! (not that we're complaining)
Japanese Sencha green tea (6/7)
This was a very enjoyable tea that we could distinguish as high quality. Although it differs from the tea that you could drink at Miku, this had its own soothing taste.
Honeybush Vanilla Tea?? (Not sure if this is the correct name) (6.25/7)
This unique tea was perfect with our desserts as it wasn't too strong but it didn't have any herbal-y smell/taste. We weren't really sure of what tea to categorize it as, but it's most likely a white tea.
Ratings:
Food: 6/7
Value: 5.25/7
Service: N/A read more