Excellent service! Also loved how they served the drip coffee - definitely stayed warm longer!…read more Their scones seemed really tasty and decided to go with the blueberry scone drizzled with early grey icing - it was quite tasty!

Nice little cafe. It was busy when we arrived but we found a seat. Service was slow but they were…read morefriendly. Loved the latte and earl grey scone. Wasn't a big fan of the cheddar and herb scone; was too dry for me. Seats weren't very comfortable but it's a cute little rustic cafe and I am glad they opened a location in Langley because I love everything about it! It's only a few weeks old and I've been there about 4 times already! For their Langley location, I'd give them 5 stars!

I'll be honest, I didn't have high expectations for a breakfast food truck when my partner…read moresuggested it. Safe to say, it was good and I appreciated it. Yes, it is a greasy lil to-go spot for a breakfast sandwich fix. Yes, it really is in the parking lot by a church. But it hit the spot on a sunny day, driving through Abbotsford. We got the alarm clock as that seemed to be the most popular. It was crispy, spicy, cheesy. All the good things you'd want in a breakfast sandwich. And the best part was, despite the grease from the hash brown and the bacon, it didn't feel heavy. I didn't get this gross feeling of consuming nothing but oil. That's hard to do. There's a bit of a wait from ordering to collecting your food but that's just because they're making it fresh. There's a few benches by Bob's. Not sure if they're permanently there or part of Bob's set up but it's a nice spot to sit and have a quick bite. Well done, Bob's.

We tried the smash burgers. Taste was good , buns are…read morereally soft. I had the single patty + cheese. Was about $15 before tip. I just found it a little pricy for the size. Our order was ready super quick only a couple minutes after ordering. They have two tables if you want to sit nearby. The same parking lot also had two other food trucks.

I was really looking forward to going to the Duft & Co for a while and saw all the delicious baked…read moregoods they made from their Google reviews. When I went there, however, I was a little disappointed that it was not as extravagant as I was hoping. Their choices in baked goods were very scarce. When I arrived there I found out that they do not serve their breakfast/lunch menu, but instead the daily special advertisement from their indoor sign. I ordered the Mozzarella & Caramelized Onions Focaccia bread and their cappuccino. The focaccia was great with the caramelized onions adding succulence and flavour that stood out. The cappuccino was good, nothing special though. I also had their Almond Butter cake, which was good as well if not a little solid to eat. There was not much to talk about the interior ambiance of the café and there was not much space inside, unless you go to the back of the café. The staff was very courteous in serving me and has a good deal of knowledge about their business. My experience at the Duft & Co Bakehouse was pretty good, and I would like to give them another try. However, it will be a while because of their obscured business hours would be hard for me to come around.

I woke up pretty early on a Wednesday morning got my license ready and headed for Canada. My one…read moreand only stop was Duft and Co. I've been dying to try this bakery for awhile and each time I have failed and it's no one's fault but mine since they were either sold out or I came on a day they were closed. So this day I planned ahead. I got there ten minutes before opening which always makes me feel awkward but a line was already formed outside. Once they opened you go in and are greeted with a wide array of pastries and baked goods. I picked quite a few but will say that I'm biased as I went to pastry school and well this was the best croissant I've ever had. It was flaky on the outside and nice and buttery on the inside. You can tell that they worked hard on these and laminated them perfectly. The coffee was good too but the pastries stole the show and I will be back.

Tried their nutella latte on their seasonal drink menu and I enjoyed it but there wasn't much…read morenutella flavour. The service was fast and they had the most gorgeous ambiance with lots of items to be able to be purchased as well.

Foxglove is what I imagine my dream cafe to be. It's so beautifully decorated with bold colourful…read morewalls and so many flowers and plants. Everything inside feels thoughtfully designed and I love it so much! There's plenty of parking and seating both indoors and outdoors. They even have a misting machine outside to keep you cool. Their cafe menu is also very reasonably priced and they have the cutest glassware if you stay for your drink. We ordered a blueberry matcha and an espresso tonic and enjoyed both very much. Definitely recommend this place if you're visiting Abbotsford!!

I love how adorable and trendy it is and I love their unique and exciting menu! However, I ordered…read morethe Iced Macaron Latte because it said on the menu that it came with the heart shaped macaron. I ordered it for here, but I received my drink with a to go lid squashed on the top and no macaron. When I asked for the macaron, they were confused and said they didn't have any. I feel that a big part of their appeal is the fun toppings on their drinks, so when you don't even receive what you ordered it's pretty disappointing. Also, the pink whip cream is so cute, but squishing a to go lid on a for here drink kind of ruins the aesthetic. The staff seemed a bit confused in general to be honest, but maybe they were in training! Also the lettuce in my caesar wrap was extremely soggy. I still want to give it another chance though! I love the vibe and am hoping my experience was a one off

Been in 2 times now and been amazing both times. They make a perfect espresso and food options look…read moregreat. When I am coming out this way i will continue to come here.

Nice spot with a great vibe and comfortable seating, perfect for hanging out or getting some work…read moredone. The coffee was decent, but the food was pretty underwhelming and not something I'd come back for. Overall, a good place for the atmosphere, just don't expect much from the menu.

Cute coffee shop on the way to Mt Baker, must visit for your coffee needs, there's no other place…read morein town other than Joe's! Literally, the only place where you have good wifi in Deming! Cute wall art to pin places that customers come from!

Cute place, nice atmosphere but the prices are outrageous. Higher then I pay in Vancouver. I also…read moreowned a cafe in Vancouver for years and this place has the most expensive beans I've ever bought. I recently moved to the area and asked them what beans they used and they had no idea. I then thought I'd buy some and I noticed they were through Canterbury, one of my old vendors. These are mass produced in large batches and they charge unbelievably high for these beans. I will not be buying their beans ever again. I'd rather go to a small self roasting shop or like me I outsourced from a private roaster and still my beans were half his price for 1lbs. Just crazy.

I normally don't leave reviews, but this place was perfect! I chose this restaurant b/c of the Yelp…read morereviews, and I was not disappointed. The food was good, the service quick and friendly, a quiet place to talk (no need to shout), and clean! I will be back for sure!

Literally found this place because of an "adopt a highway sign". First and probably last time in my…read morelife I'll say that. We were up that way for our elopement on Mt Baker and had to stop. The pastries are fantastic and weekend quiches are a must. We ended up coming here 3 times over the weekend including in the middle of our elopement day to sign our marriage certificates. The backyard is so cute and apparently they have a live music series and beer garden there too. We hope to check that out soon.

The coffee was decent. The lady at the counter was nice; but the one who made the coffee was…read morestraight faced. The veg sandwich was ok in taste. Note: nothing can be customized. The outdoor seating is typical country style. You get slight view of Mt Baker through wires.

Very good chai and cheesecake. The lights are super pretty and very calming. Staff was patient when…read moreI didn't know what to order because I was trying things for the first time.

We love this unique chai shop! Our second time here we just stopped in for a snack. The half-sweet…read moreKarak chai was wonderful. The Biscoff flatbread was chewy and perfectly sweet. The other desserts looked beautiful. The atmosphere is lovely and a good place for work, play, desserts, and apparently a chess club. The price was great and the card reader didn't ask for any tip. The last time we came, we enjoyed the other chai drinks. They generously brought us a free dessert, which was delicious. We wish we didn't have to come to Canada for food like this, but we are happy to!

Cute café with interesting menu items. The Matcha was a bit thin for my liking and the banana bread…read moresyrup tasted mostly of cinnamon. I did appreciate that they make many syrups in house. Their bagel sandwiches were made with fresh bagels as opposed to store-bought ones which was a plus. The service left a lot to be wanting. I waited quite some time for my order to be ready, there were three people behind the counter, and one of them was not even working on any active orders for about 10 minutes and then started preparing orders. I witnessed a customer having waited about 25 minutes for her sandwich by which point the bagel she ordered was out of stock.

This is purely a review about the bagels at Good Kid. Well, that and the service…read more I want to start by saying that the service I've experienced here is fantastic. I have always been treated kindly and made to feel welcome. So that's a very good thing this spot has got going for them. As for the bagels... I had been told by multiple people that I needed to try the bagels here, that it would solve the ailment of the lack of good bagels in Vancouver. So I went with great anticipation, but I emerged with confusion. The texture of the bagel was certainly unique; it had more bite on the outside than the inside, making it a more exciting textural experience. But the flavor was just.. flat. I could taste the maltiness a little bit, but it tasted quite bland. The cream cheese was also fine. I did like the use of garlic powder over dehydrated garlic pieces on the everything bagel though. Overall... I'm glad I tried it, but the verdict is clear: It does not solve the ailment of the lack of good bagels in Vancouver.