Cute little local feeling coffee stop with some limited groceries…read more This is an area with very few "social" hangouts so this really sticks out. 2 decent 1-2 bike, bike racks visible from the front windows. Pretty cheap baked goods that are decent!

I like this place. It's cozy and bright. Its close to where I live now. It's clean and there's…read moreplenty of parking. I usually go to coffee shops to hangout and do some work or read online, while having coffee. I just realized this place has limited wifi, about 15 mins. Odd because it is standard everywhere now. Even laundromat's have wifi. I guess come here if ur just looking to have coffee quickly. Its not one of those places where one can finish something for work, study, or do a virtual meeting. As people stay longer people order throughout their stay, at least thats what I do. Disappointed about this aspect as I now have to drive further to my usual coffee shop.

It's a cute cozy corner cafe with plenty of drinks and desserts. The atmosphere is nice for…read moresocializing and meeting up with friends. Though they do not allow laptops during peak hours so plan ahead if you're looking for a spot to study or work! We got the matcha croissant, tiramisu Basque cheesecake and two teas. The croissant was flaky but a bit dry and the cheesecake was creamy and thick but lacked the tiramisu flavour. Rating: Food 4/5 Price 4/5 Service 4/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Parking: free parking Would I return? Yes!

I love the aesthetic of this place, the pastries look delicious and parking was easy to find. I…read morelove the match and London fog mix but I'm not sure if it had enough wow factor for me to get it again. Might stick with my matcha or London fog next time. Both were delicious on its own. The matcha basque is good but I wish we snatched a chocolate crossant or other pastries before they sold. Will have to come back again! No laptop during peak hours. And no wifi.

Our go-to spot for a relaxed chat over good coffee and a cinnamon roll…read more The staff is friendly and efficient, the ambiance is cozy.

Terrific drinks and food here at a reasonable prices . Love the neighborhood cafe vibe this place…read morehas . Customer service was top notch . I'd go here regularly . They have four or five outdoor patio tables too

Came for brunch and was very impressed with the food. Checked all my boxes: tasty food, good…read moreportions, good service, reasonable prices and, above all, a good cup of joe! Certainly will be back and bring more friends. Had the Hearty Man's Combo with the Craffles (house made and was absolutely delicious). Craffles is like a croissant and waffle so very crispy on the outside and finished with a dusting of sugar powder. The sunny side eggs were cooked perfectly too. Also had the chicken bento box. Rice cooked perfectly and the chicken was moist. Very filling meal. Vibe is local neighbourhood. Not fancy but cozy and clean. Free parking on the side street.

This cafe was recommended by a friend and it is nearby my home…read more I went there in the morning by car. They have very limited parking lots shared with other shops. It could be challenging to park your car during lunch time. The style of the cafe interior is Japanese simple style with Japanese servers. There are plenty of choices in the menu. I picked something simple to try as my first visit. Fried eggs in sunny side up with bacons and potato wedges - nicely cooked and I love the bacons were so crispy! The latte - taste nice and full body texture. I'd love to try this place again for lunch.

I dropped by here for a Peppermint Hot Chocolate back in December. They had some gorgeous looking…read moredesserts in their display case. Larger versions were available to for the Holiday season. My Peppermint Hot Chocolate was decent. Nothing to write home about. I think it could have been hotter. I've tried some desserts from this place before. I have a feeling if I'd ordered a dessert to go with my hot chocolate, I would have probably been more impressed with the dessert than the hot chocolate. For what they were offering, and compared with other fancy desserts in other places, I think the prices were pretty average. Average these days though tends to be on the pricey side I think, no matter where you go. I didn't feel like splurging on this particular night. Giving this place an "OK" rating since my hot chocolate was really just OK. If you're looking to splurge a bit though, based on my past experience...I'd recommend trying the desserts.

Élysées was solidly busy on a Sunday afternoon! I came by around 2:30pm and stayed until 4pm. I was…read morethankful to get two seats for my friend and me. The mains being served smelled quite good in the air, but since I had a big lunch, I just ordered a ginger turmeric tea and a gluten-free tiramisu brownie. There weren't too many GF options but I did enjoy that brownie! My order for those two items totaled to a little less than $14. I found that pricey, especially since my drink was only a 12oz hot tea My take--I probably won't re-order my last order, but I'd like to come by again to try a main menu item and their coffee! :)

Joy Cafe is located at 525 Marine Drive, Vancouver, BC…read more Food: Service: Ambiance :

Joy cafe has always been our go-to for a quick lunch if we cant think of a restaurant. Service has…read morealways been amazing and quality been fairly stable However, our recent visit was a bit disappointing. A group of 4 of us went for a quick lunch. We ordered 3 items: Chicken curry with spaghetti, braised pork and bitter melon with vermicelli as well as salted fish and chicken fried rice. For some reasons, all the hot drinks which accompanied the lunch set were luke warm. the chicken curry sauce was luke warm as well. The spaghetti which came with the curry was out of portion with the sauce. The amount of spaghetti was so little that we still had half the curry sauce when the spaghetti was gone. The other items were fairly greasy as well. The prices at Joy cafe has always heen a bit on the high end but quality had been stable in the past. However the quality seems to have gone downhill compared to the increased prices lately

Cozy little corner. Great food. Attentive service. Local business. Will definitely be back.read more

A Vancouver hidden gem. Incredible breakfast, burgers, and coffee. Almost don't want the secret to…read moreget out. And the prices . The breakfast club is a perfect sandwich and the rosemary hashbrowns .

I was near by and looking for breakfast. I love they offer such a variety of breakfast and lunch…read moreoptions from BLT to wonton. I had a warm wonton soup for breakfast, the wontons are big and very homemade style. Remind me what my grandma use to make. It warms my heart. Great portion and value. I can't wait to come back and try more stuff! Their cheesecake is also amazing! Very friendly service.

This cafe is owned by Taiwanese and it is a hidden gem in the neighbourhood. The cafe has a causal…read moreambient and you can find many choices of foods which are not expensive. I ordered the lunch special which is spaghetti bolognaise with meat balls. The portion is big and you can't find the same price elsewhere with this big portion. The latte was find too. The cost performance was beyond my expectation. The interior was clean and neat and the free WiFi password was shown clearly. The owner was very friendly to us and we had a nice little chat. He served me the latte and asked me if I needed more spaghetti. The service was great. Outside the cafe there are roadside parking spaces. The place is easy to find. I'd recommend this cafe and I will go there again for sure.

I visited Broye cafe to try hot chocolate festival limited item…read more Saigon after Dark - Pho spice 2.0 -Key flavors of dark chocolate and new pho spice. Dark chocolate infused with cinnamon star anise, black pepper and orange zest. Service with Takoyaki Croissant. I had the pho spice hot chocolate last year, I remember the last year one flavor was more stronger. This year's one was subtle and I could not taste much savory flavor in. It was a just regular hot chocolate. If this was a regular hot chocolate, it tasted good, however, if it was pho spice one, not really impressive . Takoyaki croissant was very unique. I enjoyed that croissant with Vegetable, Mayo and sauce on the top. Actually, highlight was cafe royal tart. - A flaky puff pastry tart filled with silky milk-and-coffee cream, topped with a rich caramel flan for a smooth, aromatic café-style treat. This is not hot chocolate festival item. Cream caramel on the top of crispy Pie tart caught my eye. Cream caramel was very delicious and coffee cream filling was really good. Pie tart's dough was super crispy and buttery. I really loved this item.

Really enjoyed the hot Vietnamese coffee. The sandwiches are great. The desserts all look great…read more Plenty of seatings. Clean and bright.

I got hot grass jelly which includes other toppings. It's not that sweet and the overall vibe of…read morethe cafe is relaxing and vintage-like. It's a nice place to chill and work.

This place has been around for many years but I've only now gotten around to trying it…read more It's a cute little place. The walls are decorated with pictures from Europe and the teacups are very "British." Besides scone and tea, you can get regular food here as well such as fries, salt & pepper chicken, and radish cake to name just a few. You can also get cold drinks like juice & bubble tea, and bubble tea drinks here too. So...not your typical British style Afternoon Tea joint. Kind of half restaurant, half tea place. My friend had a pot of Leisure Fresh Fruit tea and a scone. We'd already had lunch a bit earlier and while my friend had room for a scone, I had zero room in my stomach for any food so I just had a pot of Longan Red Date tea. It was a cold day so a pot of hot tea really hit the spot. I thought it a bit pricy at first, but when the tea came, I saw that the teabags were Fortnum & Mason teabags. That is a very a prestigious company from all the way over in England. When I realized we were drinking Fortnum & Mason tea, all of a sudden $10.25 didn't seem so extravagant any more. My friend said her scone seemed like more of a biscuit than a scone. It came with butter and jam. I think she wished there had been some clotted cream to go with it. I can't say too much about the food as I only had one pot of tea but I was impressed that it was Fortnum & Mason tea, and I very much enjoyed the flavor of the Longan & Red Dates in my tea.