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    Analog Coffee

    4.2 (42 reviews)
    Closed 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Outdoor seating
    Good for working
    Dogs allowed

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    Maya Mayuko T.

    I visited Analog coffee several times. I always love their cozy ambience and their drink selection and baking goods. This time, I visited to try Salted Tahini and Maple houjicha! It sounds so unique and wanted to try right after I saw IG post. When I had the first sip, I tasted subtle salted tahini flavor, it tasted very unique and different from other houjicha , so, I recognized it. It wasn't too strong, so, afte that, sweet(maple) houjicha flavor came through after. It is one the most challenging houjicha item I have ever tried. Never expected Tahini and houjicha. I highly recommend to try their unique item!

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    Stevi B.

    Cute coffee shop in Yaletown that I could totally see myself sitting at to do work if I lived in town. I'm not a huge coffee drinker, but I enjoyed my latte quite a bit, and my brother said his cortado was one of the best he's had. I also had the chive and cheese scone which was very tasty! Everyone in the family had a different pastry and each enjoyed their breakfast bites for the morning. They had a steady flow of customer traffic throughout this Sunday morning, with quick and friendly service.

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    Jessica G.

    After searching on Yelp for a nearby coffee shop where I could get some work done, I was able to find Analog Coffee in Yaletown. Love the vibes here! They've got lots of seating indoors, though, it was pretty packed when I got there around 9 AM on a weekday. All the seats were taken by folks fully immersed in their work already. Luckily, they also have their own patio of outdoor seats and tables annnnd there's even more picnic tables on the closed off street they're on. The decor is beautiful too - simple and clean with wooden / industrial accents. Even during this high busy time, they moved quickly to get orders and food out as fast as possible. I got a sausage sandwich and latte to enjoy "for here". Both were solid - not a bad start to the day. They even put out samples of pastries that are a day-old. They have reliable wifi here so it's a great place to get work done for awhile. It's also not super quiet and there's lots of people talking, so it feels more comfortable to take a call if you need to.

    Mahak M.

    Great matcha and I loved the pastry selection. Best part was the samples of day-old goodies!

    Ruby C.

    Analog Coffee is a coffee brand based in Calgary. It's located next to the umbrella street in Yaletown, Vancouver. Both indoor and outdoor seating areas are cozy, with speedy wifi and a clean restroom. Their coffee stood out to me with its nutty espresso base ans creamy milk foam. There was latte art on every cup which I really appreciated. We visited on St. Patrick's Day so they had a BOGO matcha latte deal. Though I found their matcha latte milkier and weaker for my liking. They also serve a bunch of pastries with egan and gluten friendly options.

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    Kameshwari K.

    Winter special drink at Analog. #Yaletown #winter #justdoit! I live about four blocks away and love the atmosphere. The coffee and espresso are the best, but I do like an occasional specialty drink. This winterberry did not disappoint.

    Wendi K.

    Cozy interior, super packed on a very cold Sunday. The Matcha Latte ($5.25 for 12 oz) was lovely.

    Banana Rum-ble. Hot chocolate fest 2024. Dark hot chocolate with banana and buttered rum sauce, with pocky stick and carrot cake. $9.50.
    Carolyn L.

    We came here for the hot chocolate featured in the hot chocolate festival 2024. It was very crowded inside but we managed to get a table. There were more open tables outside but with the rain and cold, indoors was better. It was also very warm inside so it was hard to be comfortable here. Maybe it was intentional so that people would not want to linger for too long. I like the presentation of the drinks here. My friends liked the coffee. I had the hot chocolate which was ok. The carrot cake which came with it was good. Description from website: #7 - BANANA RUM-ble Available January 13 - February 14, 2024 Inspired by a classic tropical cocktail, this decadent drink combines rich dark chocolate with banana and hot buttered rum sauce, topped with whipped cream, cocoa powder and a pocky biscuit stick. Served with carrot cake with miso cream cheese icing. As with any other coffee shops, you can also get baked goods. I saw the cinnamon rolls were of different sizes, check or request for the one you want if you are fussy about the sizes. I'll only come by again if I'm in the area. Not a place to travel specially to.

    Kit Yee Y.

    I always wanted to visit here since they opened. Finally I came here in an evening on a weeknight. I didn't have coffee in the morning so decided to have a cup of hot latte and a ham and cheese scroll. When I walked into the coffee shop, the space at foyer and entrance was huge. It's good that more people could walk into the coffee shop and line up for food. Usually it's packed blocking the entrance at other coffee shops. The interior design and decor were very on par. Loved the ambience here. There were tables and chairs inside and outside. The latte and scroll were excellent. I loved the texture and flavour of the latte. It was nice and smooth and the flavour of the coffee was about right. I asked the barista to heat up the ham and cheese scroll. It was perfect. The only one thing I would hope to see would be smiles on the barista's face. He was kind of meet and greet the customers but it might be at the end of the day. He was tired? I didn't feel as friendly as baristas at other coffee shops. This coffee shop is in Yaletown. Hopefully it will expand and have more in other locations in Lower Mainland. Their coffee has great quality of coffee and coffee beans as well as savory food and sweets. It is definitely better Starbucks quality.

    Mori N.

    $6 croissant. Enough said. I draw the line at $5.25...and that better be one damn good croissant. End of September and they didn't have Pumpkin Spicy Latte, so I ordered just a black coffee, which was luke warm. I personally don't like sour coffee, I like my coffee smooth, full of body and strong. Their coffee had more sour notes and medium in strength. The Almond Croissant was ok. Since they don't have an in-house bakery their pastries are not fresh. With their prices I expect fresh pastries. I think what I took away from this place having it been my first time was this: We have two types of coffee shops with two very different DNA's. One is entirely committed to upholding the intrinsic value of the pleasure of walking into a coffee shop, because I mean really....you could make your own coffee at home...right? This type of coffee shop has the service, the vibe and the kickass beans and pastries that their morning regulars line up for and can't go without, before heading to work. You know.....that morning allure. The other type of coffee shop is one in which the focus is on the decor, the design, the sofa and the branding...taking away from what really matters....ultimately when you sit there and reflect on the space....you feel that it's empty.....and You who are a Coffee Shop Lover are still left craving what you didn't get. That pretty much sums it up for me with Analog.

    Alex K.

    Super cute cafe, nice place to sit and relax for a bit. However, it's pricey, staff was not friendly, and my drink was disappointing (flavor profile was off).

    outdoor patio seating overlooking suspended pink umbrellas
    Nat L.

    needing an afternoon caffeine fix, i dropped by analog before 3:00 pm on a sunday. this cozy and inviting coffee shop in yaletown was busy, almost every other seat was taken. with its faux brick counter, concrete floors, and exposed piping, it exudes an industrial chic vibe. the plants add a touch of greenery and freshness, while the natural light streaming in through the large windows creates a warm and inviting atmosphere. this calgary based cafe has taken over the location once occupied by blenz on 338 helmcken in yaletown. there's a colourful muted mural, creating a visual interest and adds personality to this scandinavian minimalist design. the comfortable-looking sofa and wooden furniture provide plenty of seating options for patrons looking to meet up over coffee, relax, study or work. they also have outdoor patio seating available overlooking the suspended pink umbrellas. i opted for an iced latte to go.

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    Great coffee drinks in a buzzy atmosphere. Friendly staff. Pastry offerings mediocre. The scone was just awful.

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    Seriously elite level coffee. best macchiato I've had possibly ever. ginger coolie as well!!

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    Great ambiance and design but come early before it gets busy. The coffee and pastries are absolutely spot on.

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    Analog Coffee in Yaletown offers great coffee and a cozy vibe. Perfect for a relaxed visit!

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    Great little cafe in the neighbourhood. They have a small patio just outside that is covered. Perfect and pet friendly in the summer.

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