This place is perfect is you want to grab a quick snack or coffee. The croissants are super flaky…read moreand definitely a must try, i will definitely be back to try more. There is usually not much queue here in the evenings and it should be easy to get a spot on weekdays. The ambience is a cute cozy coffee shop like, nothing too fancy. Just a good place for a quick stop by.

Good place to pick up a coffee or a hot chocolate when your flight is delayed for hours and hours…read moreand hours. Nice that you can use the airline food vouchers here. If you have some extra money, pick up a box or two of maple creme cookies for the family back home to enjoy a taste of Canada.

This is such a treasure to have at YVR! In my opinion, Paragon is among the best tearooms in Metro…read moreVancouver whether you're into matcha or other teas. The airport location is the only Paragon where you can get vegan ice cream by Mister in vanilla or tea flavours, served on its own or in a drink. I've been indulging in the ice cream stuff here but I've tried pretty much all of their teas either at other Paragon locations or at other cafes that serve them. I think all of their teas are great, but I will caution that the stone-ground teas are significantly more potent than their looseleaf counterparts (particularly the jasmine) and if you aren't used to that, it might catch you off-guard. The Mister ice cream is great! The oat milk ice cream is very smooth and the tea flavours are pleasantly strong. You can get a tea float with any choice of tea latte and ice cream. The vanilla ice cream or doubling up on matcha tea/ice cream are the safe choices but I tried the combo of hojicha latte and Thai tea ice cream and that worked really well. The matcha ice cream/genmaicha shot affogato was also delicious. I was kind of worried that the matcha ice cream would cover up the nuance of the genmaicha and it would all just taste like matcha, but I could taste the genmaicha just fine, and if anything, the matcha ice cream enhanced the genmaicha flavour rather than the other way around. The baristas here are very friendly and professional. Every time I've come here they've done a good job preparing the tea. I haven't noticed if the prices here are the same as the other Paragon locations, but they're basically in line with what high-end matcha drinks usually go for in Vancouver.

While waiting for a morning flight - decided to check out the Paragon at the airport, I am a huge…read morefan of the other locations, but for some reason this one didn't hit the same. As mentioned, located in the airport, so plenty of tables to enjoy your drink and snacks prior to passing through security. Barista/Cashier was friendly and gave off great vibes. However, the Hojicha oat here, didn't vibe with it - picture doesn't show it, but it was super clumpy, I stirred and stirred until it was ok to drink - pretty sure it wasn't whisked properly. - taste also had a overwhelming bitterness to it. I think I'll have to pass on this location in the future.

My husband and I were flying home from Vancouver and wanted to grab a quick snack before we boarded…read morethe airplane. We stopped at Tim Hortons. I ordered a Crispy Chicken Wrap and Potato Wedges. The Chicken Wrap was okay, but the Potato Wedges were fabulous! I was so busy shoving them in my mouth, that I forgot to take a pic. They were like a thick cut French fry that was really crispy. I loved them! I've never had anything quite like them here in the US. If I'm ever in Vancouver again, I will definitely stop at Tim Hortons for those delicious Potato Wedges!

Before leaving Canada, we had to make one last stop at the beloved Tim Hortons! This location sits…read moreright near the international departures terminal. There was a short line of travelers grabbing their final Tim Hortons fix, and with only one worker that morning, the wait was a bit longer--but still totally reasonable. There are a few tables, but given its airport setting, it's primarily a grab-and-go spot. - Iced Latte -- simple shot of espresso over cold milk; I opted for no syrup and it made for a clean, refreshing midday caffeine kick - Honey Cruller -- light, airy, beautifully honey-glazed; perfectly fried and not too heavy, my first time trying a cruller and I loved it Once we placed our order, service was quick. Ambience is standard airport vibes--wasn't too busy when we went, though I'm sure it fluctuates depending on flight schedules since it's tucked between multiple gates. Overall, this location isn't as modern or spacious as the Bridgeport Road Tim Hortons, but it definitely hits the spot for one last Tim Hortons craving before heading out of Canada!

This coffee shop is inside the airport and there are a few times that sadly my best friend and I…read morehave had to eat here to get breakfast on the run (no pun intended and will get to that later) during odd flights and needed some breakfast. Eggs (scrambled) are runny and watery almost. I am sure that they don't use actual cracked eggs. Bacon was soft and the potatoes were overly salted. As for the toast, they only butter the middle, therefore, you're pretty much left with a mostly dry toast. The breakfast was $7, however, you're better off going to the restaurant next door and paying double that for a decent meal that won't make you have the runs as few hours later. The latte has always been decent, not the best but decent. I come here 'cause the Starbucks at the US departure line is always way too long.

There R lots of bakery stuffs and the chai tea latte is my favorite.... Good place for a relax…read moremoment there !"

Located in between the strip mall corridor, is an unassuming small coffee shop with unique kitschy…read morebags of coffee and decor. The barista wasn't too friendly though - actually I don't recall her saying anything to me at all! I tried the classic latte and it was OK - not super smooth like Arabica but perhaps a step up from your run of the mill coffee stands.

Fresh press coffee offers various type of drink. They expanded more different type of matcha item,…read moreso, I visited to get strawberry matcha latte. Their matcha flavor was very strong, I really liked it. Then, strawberry puree came after. In general, fruit flavor is always dominant than matcha, but, this place is matcha dominant in nice way. I really liked it.

This is an interesting quick service airport restaurant. They have hot meals, grab-and-go cold…read moremeals, baked goods, coffee/tea, packaged snacks, and a full bar. Lots of locally made food is available. I like this place because it gives you an authentic taste of Vancouver and because it punches above its weight in terms of quality for the type of restaurant it is. The baked goods are sourced from reputable local bakeries. The main supplier used to be Purebread but seems to have switched to Swiss Bakery, which I was initially skeptical of because I feel like Purebread is hard to beat, but the Swiss Bakery chocolate pecan bar I got was quite good. The hot food bar (rotisserie chicken and various sides that can also be ordered on their own) is very good for pre-cooked food. The flavours are interesting and it feels like healthy food. The fresh-made sandwiches were also very good (especially the smoked salmon bagel sandwich), and the stuff from the grab-and-go fridge is probably also the best airport grab-and-go I've tried. The pizza was kind of a letdown. The crust was too dry and crispy, and the cheese was kind of oily. They used a blend of cheddar and mozzarella, and I think just mozzarella would've been better. I don't like to promote the big chains, but I think that Vino Volo has a better veggie pizza. The coffee and tea are pretty good! The coffee and chai is from Parallel 49th Roasters. I especially like the chai! The people working here are friendly most of the time. Sometimes you get a cashier who comes across as indifferent and mentally checked out. There's a decent amount of seating behind the shop area. Some of the tables have outlets. I see staff cleaning often.

Absolutely horrible experience. Food was served uncooked after almost an hour of wait, customer…read moreservice was extremely poor. Lights flickered on and off constantly. Disappointing.

Croissant sausage/egg/cheese breakfast sandwich, maple doughnut, and coffee were satisfactory…read more Service was quick and easy.

On the way to the airport via Cab I've come to this Timmies as I knew or thought that the one at…read morethe airport (second location inside) may have limited selections. I was having that time of month and was craving a fritter and mint tea. Because there was barely anyone in the establishment at the time we were served in a timely manner, however, judging the movements and general speed of the staff I can see how this would get annoying on customers when there is more than one person in the store. Lots of seating inside. The prices are standard with the locations outside the port. Really friendly customer service. The lady was chatty with me and asked about where me and my bestie were going and was sweet.

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.