Cute mom and pop cafe! I had a yummy London fog while working away on their nice outdoor seating…read more Friendly service!

Wonderful neighbourhood cafe. Great place to meet friends and family for coffee and they have the…read moreBEST muffins. I usually order the London fog and it's heavenly. I sometimes come here to get work done and it's great for that too. Local small business owner, Tim, genuinely cares about his customers and community. My son's favourite place to go for a treat.

Cool little bookstore with mostly used books. But tight with books or boxes in the way. Seems…read morelike a nice place to browse and be surprised. Polite folks. Small coffee shop inside. Street parking free

Books piled up to the ceiling. Cramped and some unique finds. You can order drinks/pastries. See…read morephotos

Outta so many options, this was a delightful find. Seating…read moreis very limited but the wait is so worth it. Service is fast and food comes out hot and quick. The attention to detail on each plate was breathtaking.

This place really understands brunch done right. The pancakes were light and fluffy with a…read morebeautiful golden crust, not overly sweet, and paired perfectly with the fresh berries and generous dollops of whipped cream. Everything felt balanced and thoughtfully plated. The chicken and waffles were a standout for me. The chicken was crispy on the outside, juicy inside, and seasoned well enough that it didn't rely solely on syrup for flavor. The waffle had a nice crunch with a soft center, making each bite satisfying without feeling heavy. I also appreciated the savory options like the eggs Benedict. The hollandaise was rich but not overwhelming, and the eggs were cooked just right. Portions were generous without being excessive, and the coffee was smooth and comforting, exactly what you want with a relaxed brunch.

super cute and has quite a bit of indoor and patio seating…read more Large menu, I tried the sweet + salty which was French toast with egg + bacon. This was very very good. Perfect French toast and not too sweet. Also had the avocado eggs benedict which was a decent portion size and came with potatoes. There was no wait even on a weekend lunch and food was quick to come out.

Decided to take puppers out and needed a pet friendly patio which the cannery cafe had. Went inside…read moreto get a table and s it was a mon afternoon wasn't too busy. We were informed we could sit anywhere outside. By the pleasant server. We were given the menu and perused what we wanted. I ordered grandma's clam chowder which comes served in a sour dough bun hollowed out. I also ordered waffles with fried chicken. Wifey got the sweet and salty which was French toast with soft poached egg/hollandaise. The waffle I ordered also came with a soft poached egg/hollandaise. For beverages I got a regular coffee and wifey got a lavender latte. The plating was absolutely beautiful for the dishes. My first bite of the waffles and chicken was delightful. The chicken was moist and seasoned well and the waffle was nice and soft. There also was a salad on top which was dressed in a sweet dressing. That was standard as greens go. The clam chowder had a decent amount of large clams in it, the texture and creaminess was good. I did feel the base or soup stock used was a tad light for my liking as I wasn't catching the essence of clam chowder flavor. Other wise it was ok. But filling it you intend to eat the whole bun which I did cuz I love sourdough bread. Wife's french toast was lovely, I had a small taste and to me it was good. Nothing mind blowing but decently good. The hollandaise used to be tasted buttery and legit. The meal on a whole was very good and we love the patio seating. Would definitely come back again.

This place is pretty good if you are looking to satisfy your coffee/matcha fix! This isn't the best…read morecoffee/matcha that I have had but it is still pretty good. The drinks came out fast and the coffee is reasonably priced. It's a cute little coffee shop with limited seating.

I guess this has that nice independent coffee feel. I was walking around and didn't want to order…read moretoday from the "big" coffee shops. I found this one as I was walking along browsing the shops that line the street. I just ordered the light roast coffee brew. I didn't like it too much. I found there is a lingering acidic taste I didnt like. Must be the type of bean. But its still worth trying the other drinks. They also serve cookies and dates which is really reasonably priced, surprisingly around $2-3. Other coffee shops charges an arm n a leg for these things. Its always good to support small, independent businesses. The lady who took my order was courteous, the place is clean, the seats are comfortable. Will be back to try other things. There's plenty of street parking.

Since it was a freezing cold February day I don't know what went over me but I was intensely…read morecraving some quality Bingsoo and decided to check out Milky Snow. It's a super quaint spot with limited seating but on nicer days there's no need to dine in when you can just take your order outside to enjoy Steveston! I came here before for the mini tayakis and loved them, it was also a nice surprise to find that the server gave us an extra one. I really enjoyed the berry bingsoo, and when you think you've gotten through all the good stuff, you find there's an extra layer of fruit at the bottom YUM. The servings are little smaller than other bingsoo spots but I strongly feel the quality is better. But of course it's not a proper sweet treat without there being chocolate involved so we tried the Oreo croffle as well. Super flaky and solid amount of Oreo chunks, loved that too.

A few weeks ago, some friends and I decided to try out Milky Snow Café in Steveston. I liked the…read moreconcept of a Korean dessert café with savoury and sweet snacks/drinks. The space is well-decorated and gives a clean but cozy vibe. The workers there were very kind and patient as we struggled to make choices on what to order. We opted for some sweet desserts like the mango croffle and the bungeoppang (basically Korean version of taiyaki) and some kimbap. Prices were average and the items were made to order so we waited patiently at the table. The mango croffle was good - not too sweet! The kimbap was also quite delicious and filled with various ingredients. Unfortunately, our experience fell flat with the bungeoppang as when they arrived only 2 of them were hot the rest of them were cold (not even room temp). The worker mentioned there would be a delay with receiving them because we ordered 3 different flavours (nutella, red bean, and custard). I can understand the wait and if there were various temperatures of warmth but cold to the touch...I'm not too sure. Overall, I like the idea of a Korean snack café where you can enjoy various guilty eats but the execution and quality control might need to be worked on.

This newly opened cafe in steveston has a bunch of snacks from cooked items to even packaged snack…read moreitems. * Passionfruit green tea ($4.99) ~ this was pretty good I liked that it wasn't too sweet and that it had actual Passionfruit seeds in it. Refreshing and good perfect contrast of sweet and tart. 8.5/10 * Honey green tea ($3.99) ~ refreshing and again no too sweet. You taste the honey and green tea nicely. Not overpowering honey. 7.5/10 * Original egg waffle skewer ($5.99) ~ very interesting, it's a cake like texture but also a bit bouncy like a sponge. It wasn't too sweet and had no filling. 6/10. * Chocolate egg waffle skewer ($5.99) ~ similar to the original but had chocolate coating inside. I wish it was more filled but it added a nice chocolate texture. 6.5/10 * Curry fish ball ($4.99) ~ bomb this was my fav thing here! It was chewy and bouncy and that curry sauce was delicious with a nice slight kick of heat! I'd come back for the fish balls. 8/10. * Oden ($13.99 for combo with drink or $1.99 each) ~ unique and had a variety it wasn't too salty and had a good taste: I liked the oden radish the most. 7/10 * Egg waffle mini burger ($12.99) ~ very unique and perfect to share. Legit bite sized and good flavour and texture I like their house made spicy mayo. It had a super light kick but overall pretty unique. 7.5/10 * Mentaiko shake shake udon ($12.99) ~ interesting and cold. The udon was chewy and bouncy and the mentaiko paired well with the octopus. I liked that it had octopus in it and it's a refreshing cold noodle. I liked the seaweed in it as well. 6.5/10. * Overall this place is unique and has a lot of interesting items.

Best place for people watching at the Steveston pier. Umbrellas, cool breeze, cheap eats, tornado…read morepotatoes, and churros. Locally owned & friendly.

Gotta love the Steveston food. I ordered the curly fries poutine which was better than I had…read moreimagined. I haven't found many poutines that I have enjoyed, but this is one I would vouch for. Crispy texture, good gravy, and a soft cheese is all I could ever wish for. Would come back to try the rest of their menu items. Friendly and talkative staff, interesting menu items, fast service on a Sunday.

Cute coffee shop with a vibrant interior (blues and whites), plenty of space and seating, delicious…read moresandwiches and baked goods, and of course, excellent coffee. The staff were friendly and personable, and the turn around time from order to arrival was minimal. Location near the wharf is convenient for all the tourists (ourselves included) milling about in the area, looking for a quick jolt of java and something to wash down with it. While I'm not much of a coffee person, my wife is, and that means this inviting cafe is likely to enter our rotation of must-visit places, when we return to Steveston next year on our anniversary (again)! Very recommended!

I had a very disappointing experience here today. I ordered a hot coffee, but when I picked it up…read moreand started drinking, it was only warm. I politely asked the staff if I could use the microwave to warm it up -- I wasn't even asking for a new one. The answer was no, and instead they offered to add more hot milk. I declined because that would just water down the coffee. What really bothered me was the response: I was told the coffee was hot when it was made and that it was my fault for picking it up late. The truth is, only about 2 minutes had passed from the time it was made until I picked it up. There's no way a properly prepared hot coffee should turn lukewarm that quickly. The staff's attitude didn't help -- very poker-faced, simply repeating there was nothing they could do. No apology, no solution, just blame on me. I didn't want to argue, so I left. Sadly, this is not the kind of service or quality I expect from a coffee shop.