A cute small cafe with interesting decor on Denman near Stanley park. We got brunch here Then…read morewalked down the street to rent bikes to bike around the park. Public pay parking lot right across the street. Smoked salmon Benedict was really flavorful and delicious, and the potato hash also had really crispy and well seasoned potatoes. Service was nice, the food came out a bit slow despite them having a sign that seating time would be limited to allow other customers to get a table. Wouldn't go here if you're short on time but it was a nice spot for us before going to Stanley park.

This is such a cute and cozy place. Love the art theme here! Wasn't too sure what to expect in…read moreterms of noise level. Happy to discover that this place was nice and quiet inside so would definitely consider coming back here again. Food was awesome. I absolutely loved my Shakshuka. Might be the best Shakshuka I've ever had. Not that I'm any authority figure on what a Shakshuka should taste like. But I really enjoyed this one. The combination of flavors, the runny egg yolks, the gooeyness of the cheese...it was just such a wonderfully comforting and belly warming meal. I saw a Cinnamon Honey Latte on the board and decided to order that for my drink. These days, I can never tell when the word "Latte" is being used to describe a coffee beverage or whether it's being used to describe a beverage that has milk in it. A Matcha latte for example, tends to just be a sweetedned Matcha beverage with milk in it. No coffee thrown in. I was kinda hoping this Cinnamon Honey Latte would be milk with cinnamon and honey thrown in. It turned out to be a coffee beverage. No complaints about it. It's on me for assuming that it was milk with cinnamon and honey thrown in. I should have probably asked our server about the beverage before simply ordering it. Will make sure to do that if/when we end up here again. Kinda had my eye on the Turkish Apple Tea though so might just order that next time and the whole "Latte" dilemma wouldn't be an issue with that. My daughter's Avocado Toast looked super yummy as well. Might try ordering that next time, although Michelangelo's Mediterranean Spread was also kinda calling out to me!

93 Coffee Cafe & Eatery is a very unassuming multipurpose space. With its big open windows…read morereceiving plenty of natural light, soft light fixtures, and simple yet modern table and seating set up, it is a perfect spot for a date - getting to know somebody over coffee, espresso, and matcha, a dessert spot - with its various pastries, parfaits, and sweet offerings; or breakfast and lunch spot with its versatile menu of sandos, curries, teishoku, noodles, and bentos. Stumbled across this place while looking for a simple yet delicious Japanese meal to end my latest Vancouver trip. 93 coffee showed up, which was perfect as it was only a stroll and a half from the downtown waterfront area. The location is thicker away, quiet, and upon first entry, it was obviously that somebody meticulously thought of the concept and took great care in procuring the furniture, fixtures, and set up. The staff was friendly but in a non-rushing feeling-like-a-business type of way. So all the good qualities of your neighborhood cafe with the charm of a Japanese cafe. I ordered a hamburg steak teishoku and my boyfriend ordered the Hamburg steak curry. We were impressed by how the patty was flavorful, meaty, but neither greasy or heavy - signature of how it is in Japan. The curry was flavorful without being overly rich. The side pairings for the teishoku was perfect - a mini salad, side of pickled vegetables, rice, and miso soup. Very well balanced. Overall, super satisfied of this latest find. We need to come back to try some of the dessert offerings.

Little Japanese-western cafe inside the Denman Place Mall. You'd never know it was there, walking…read moreby the mall on the outside. Its on the south side of the mall and there is no signage on Denman where all the foot traffic is. The space is quite big, comfortable chairs, and clean. Run by some Japanese people. The menu reminds me of those Japanese "Western" chain restaurants all over Japan, and they serve some comfort food dishes like omurice and Japanese curry. Sizeable menu of Matcha and Houjicha drinks, as well as some desserts. All the staff were friendly and at least during lunch hour, the place is relatively quiet. Service was a bit slow though, and they didnt bring our 2 dishes out at the same time. Food we tried: omurice+hamburg steak add-on - the omurice was quite nice. Comes wrapped in a thin omelette the old school way. They serve it with ketchup. Not much chicken in the chicken rice. Flavour was nice though. The side of hamburg steak was quite soft but flavourful. Did not taste like just beef - I suspect it was a mix of beef and pork. Also had a small side of salad. Overall pretty solid. 4/5. beef curry rice bowl - pretty good, the curry sauce was generous and not too salty. Served with the usual side of pickles. 4/5. Houjicha iced latte. Exactly as it sounds, and pretty good too. Very solid 4/5 overall. Weird location and I suspect they would be much busier with more visibility. There arent many places in town that serve this kind of food so there is opportunity for them to do well. Their food is pretty good, and a good approximation for the stuff you'd get in Japan at those western style chains that are so popular there. IYKYK. Pricing is high-ish but for this area it is not crazy. The beverages are $6-8 and the food runs about $20. I would come back if I had a craving for this type of food.

A bland friendly vegetarian restaurant…read more What kicks it up a notch is absolutely superior raw ingredients. Eggs that must have been laid the same morning. (Or maybe the chickens are kept upstairs, and the cooks run up whenever they need an egg.) Some of the best tomatoes I have eaten in North America. (A nearby organic grocery stocks British Columbian Marzano tomatoes. That is probably what these were. Fresh. Local. And all of the superflavor of a bona fide Italian tomato.) Very very superior bacon. (Watch yourself on the bacon. One strip is eight times more filling than that Hormel bacon you buy in the supermarket. It is bacon and not pork belly ... But if you treated it like pork belly ... You would not be making a mistake.) The recipes are bland. The cooking is bland. But when you have these kinds of ingredients going on to your plate ... The cook can just sit back and heat things up without doing anything special. Your breakfast will be fantastic.

Great coffee shop with lovely eggs Benedict and can even do half orders. GF options available too…read more Hand a flat white and was quite good. We visited two times in 3 days.

Last week, after having brunch somewhere, walked over from the waterfront to this café to grab a…read morelatte. There was only one family ahead of me when I entered, who was asking questions about bean recommendations. The person at the order counter was really helpful providing them with good information. When it was my turn to order, it was quick since I had already selected beans that I wanted to purchase, and my oat latte. Option was asked if I wanted to dine in or takeout, and I went with the latter. After I got my drink, I took a seat on one of the benches they have outside the store. There's also a decent amount of indoor seating and an outdoor patio section in front of the store. Not my first time trying Nemesis since I've been to Vancouver before, but definitely a reminder of why they are listed as one of the World's 100 Best Coffee Shops. If I wasn't so full from brunch, I would have also gotten one of their pastries. Seeing them all was very tempting.

Long lines in the morning but it goes decently fast. Cute interior. Great pastry options. The…read moremortadella supreme and salmon toast are delicious and the mango matcha yuzu cruffin was a nice sweet finisher. Cortado is solid, though not really remarkable. Would recommend mostly for the brunch and pastry options. They assign you a table after ordering so you aren't scrambling for a seat even when it's super busy.

I enjoyed the coffee and matcha latte from Thierry two days in a row during my 4 mile walk with my…read morepup at Ambleside Park. As a self-proclaimed coffee connoisseur, I could tell the latte was brewed using high-quality coffee beans, and my matcha latte had premium matcha powder. The dessert display was a treat for the senses. The decor was on point and elegant. The service was fast and the staff were friendly. They even offered a water bowl for my pup, and the patio was heated. I am planning to come back and enjoy my drinks again tomorrow.

I love to order thick hot chocolate in all my travels and always excited to find a city that serves…read moreit. To me it's almost like a melted chocolate bar I ordered the dark chocolate hot chocolate and it was very good And very sweet people work here

Cozy seating and helpful baristas. The London fog extra creamy is a must! And the chaga mushroom is…read morethe best I've had.

I can hardly express the divine experince that was Perfecto Cafe. We were visiting Vancouver from…read moreWA and looking for an easy coffee spot. Lucky us, Perfecto was super close! The baristas were both friendly and helpful. I had a holiday latte that was probably the best latte I've ever had. The right amount of coffee and sweetness (i always get 1/2 sweetness). The shop was quaint with warm lighting, a bit too loud for working on a computer but good for a date.

Great flat white coffee. The blueberry crumble muffin was nice too. More seating available inside.read more

The atmosphere and food here are great; if the service were just a little more attentive, it would…read morebe perfect

They have a rewards program now! Yay! They also got a new sign for their wall. Everything is still…read moregood and yummy. Workers are very nice. It's always fun to hang out at this shop but peak hours, it may be a bit harder to find seating.

The food, the service and the clean café. Loved the…read moreraspberry muffin and coffee. The spinach strudel and berry drink were good too.

The fish in the fish and chips tasted like chicken and was overly greasy, and the fish in the tacos…read morewas pretty much all breading. This is not even mentioning the price ($26 for the fish and chips). Skip this place if you're not dying if hunger

Expensive but the food we ordered was good with decent amounts. Plus you're supporting Vancouver…read moreAquarium. And you're eating outdoors which is very pleasant.

Highlighting the efforts of Rachael. Jackie. and Marlow.. As eager staff wanted to include their co…read moreworkers in this recommend. This lovely abode sits beautifully in Stanley Park paired with wonderful water ways and biking paths along rocky sea wall. Stop in. Support local. Tip generously with an attitude of gratitude. Tell them Amber and Paul sent you.. BIG AND MAMY BOWS OF THANKS TO ALL YOU AMAZING PEOPLE

Prospect Point at Stanley Park is a heavily trafficked tourist spot which delivers a view of the…read moreBurrard Inlet and a partially obstructed view of first narrows Lions Gate Bridge. There is no free parking here. Paid parking only. Most tour guides will take their tour groups here for a brief pit stop and photo opportunity before hopping back onto the Tour Bus. The Prospect Point Cafe is located here and is a great place to get ice cream and drinks. What's their tagline again? Burgers, brews and beautiful views! There you will find some souvenirs among other things in the cafe and tourist shop. They carry Moja coffee and bakery items.