Clearly unable to handle the traffic peaks at all. Come…read moreearly for a coffee on a weekday and maybe a baked good that requires no prep.

A great place for patio sitting and watching the world go by. In doors very basic and on weekends…read morethey have live music. They now serve beer and wine. I go there in the mornings and have the breakfast wrap and a hot chocolate as I do not drink coffee. Everything comes hot and very tasty and cooked perfectly. A great breakfast place to go instead of the big box restaurants. They deliver your food but you have to pick up your own drinks. Price is reasonable. Staff are friendly.

The coffee here is lovely and the baked goods and breakfast sandwiches. We're both fantastic. Cute…read morelittle place, and almost wished we could've stayed to eat there, but the ferry awaited our arrival. Crisis seemed very reasonable.

This is such a unique and cozy place! I really like the creativity of the frog theme, like the…read morename "frog sauce" on the menu and how there are cute little frog figurines by the counter, which gives this place a lot of character. When we went there were people dining solo, people eating with their friends and a guy drinking coffee while he worked on his laptop, so it felt like a cozy cafe/coffee shop kind of place that caters to lots of different kinds of people. You order at the main counter and then they bring a number to your table and bring your order there, and our server was amazing! We ate outside even though it was rather cold, as the inside of the restaurant was mostly full, and our server made certain we were all right and even heated up my mum's soup bowl to help us stay warm out there. She came outside to see us and asked if we wanted to move inside because she talked to the guy on his laptop who was sitting at this bar-stool like table by the window and said he was okay to share the table with us, but we said we were happy outside, so that was very kind of the server to think of us like that and make sure we were okay. The soup, which was chicken coconut, was incredibly delicious, so much so that we went back inside to order some more. The "cup" size was very generous. I had the bagel with lox, and it was very delicious and the bagel itself was really good and tasted so much better than the bagels you get at the grocery store. My mum ordered a scone and said it was very delicious as well. Considering inflation, the prices were very affordable.

Tsawwassen Blenz Coffee is the best! They made my day today. I enjoyed iced caramel macchiato with…read moreexcellent "be happy" message on the top of my drink.

Despite living in Vancouver all my life, I've somehow never been to Prado café. I've heard many…read moregood things from all their locations so since I was in the area, I finally decided to check out their newly opened Southlands location. This newly developed area is absolutely beautiful and is a great spot to spend your weekend with family, friends, and/or your fur babies. The café is clean and spacious with ample seating inside and outside. I ordered a latte and their last slice of carrot cake, the latte was fairly priced and standard but their carrot cake was WOW, so delicious! It was the perfect combination of moist carrots, nuts and a generous double layer of cream cheese frosting, yum. I'm definitely eager to explore more of their menu items in the future and will be back to try more!

The Wait is very long your drink is served cold. The food is not good takes a very LONG time to…read moremake. Ordered avocado toast I waited 20 mins for them to tell me there was no bread my matcha latte was cold. There items are insanely over priced for how bad some of the food/drinks are. I paid 7$ for one croissant plus a 9$ drink. The ambiance is OK it has a few tables it is very awkward sitting in there definitely not my favourite place. It does get a bit annoying when you go with a friend or family member and you get a table and one of you have to sit on the wooden bench. I DO NOT recommend giving anymore money to this café.

Book lovers will get distracted by the little free library outside and the bookshelves in the back,…read moretoo. Had the BLTA on foccacia and it did not disappoint. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and a welcoming, cozy interior.

Fly, float, figure it out. Get over to the Saltwater Café…read more First of all, the very welcoming staff were amazing. The pastries were unbelievable!! Then came the breakfast, more than I expected. If you are visiting this area or live in Washington or Vancouver, you seriously need to stop by this great little stop in Point Roberts Washington.

In a time of needing a place to sit and chat in the shade, and all places are closed, what does one…read moredo? one finds this awesome little hidden gem of a cafe, grabs a snack and a drink and sits under the parasol. Although sunny that day, the temperature was rather cool. The staff there were very accommodating and turned on the big heater for us to talk in the warmth. It was a great little office space outside, where business transactions could be accomplished. As you enter the premises, you are greeted by Phil the Tip Jar, a very cute play on words which makes it hard to not give in, and fill the tip jar. Now about the food... no complaints here. I got exactly what I expected... a healthy tasty light meal. I got the avocado toast which even came with sprouts on top to make it feel and taste healthier. My drink was delicious as well, though it's not hard to make tea :) the price is not bad at all for the quality. the ambiance is homey and comfortable. definitely felt at home. I will come back and drag any friend with me to this place.

An exceptional place to grab a coffee, some fresh baking, or a sandwich or soup! This coffee…read morebar/Sammie and salad shop/bakery has a great patio and comfy seating inside or out. We enjoyed our Sammies today ...they were assembled perfectly on exceptional bread and the service was terrific! Anyone local to Tsawwassen or Ladner would do well to check out this pretty little shop. Easy access on 56 with lots of street and on site parking. Thanks Roasted Bean! We will be back!

+ Nice on sailings with high passenger volumes to escape noise and traffic…read more - The silence is interrupted periodically with blasts of passenger announcements effectively cancelling the benefits of silence -The selections of snacks and drinks never changes -The entry fee goes up in cost every few years, now $14

Great place to get away from the crowd and noise of the ferry. Food is just OK though.read more

Shell is fast becoming my go-to place for picking up parcels. Yes, there is gas here too, but it's…read moreexpensive. Go to Can-Am next door. (I see Simon K. has beat me to saying this). This review is about the shipping desk inside the gas station. Parking is plentiful in front of the building. How does it compare to the competition? Good: - friendly, helpful, and courteous staff. Special mention. - Open until 1800 (matches or beats all of the competition) - Parcels are held for 30 days before racking up additional fees (more than the competition). Another special mention. - Open 7 days a week! (none of the competition are open on Sundays) Yet another special mention. - No charge for disposal of small boxes. The site mentions they are supposed to charge $1-4, but I have yet to be dinged. Speaks volumes about how great the staff are. - Nice big warehouse - they can pretty much process anything you buy. Tires included. - Cheap for really small packages - only $2.50! Bad: - Can't be late after closing down. The lady I talked to said the tills shut automatically. Get here at 1801? Sorry, come back tomorrow. Other places you can call and have them wait an extra 5 minutes or whatever. - They can be more expensive than the competition for some of the bigger packages, so do your homework if you're ordering something like a table. Compared to the competition (TSB, TLC, P2P), this place beats out everyone else in almost every single category (other than the big package deal) I can think of. You can thank me later.

As with all my other reviews of Point Roberts, there is really only two things that us (yes.... I'm…read moreseperating this) Canadians come down here for, parcels and gas, really, for us, there is nothing else here. With both those things there at least are options, the ratio I think is probably 1:1 with the post office joints and gas stations, and if you just crossed the border, this is the second gas station you will get to. You can go for the cheaper gas solution next door (the Can-Am) or you can come to Shell. We all have our allegiance's, and even toward gas, cause even though we don't consume it (well I don't..... but you people may like to sniff this stuff up like cocaine!) we believe our cars like what we decide to put in it, and I feel Shell gives me some more horsepower than other gas. The place is open 24 hrs, well the pumps are, the store would be closed if you came during nightfall, but as long as you have some plastic on you, not a problem. The prices are in litres (for all of you who don't understand what a gallon is!) and you'll know what you paid for considering this maybe the only thing you do down here and you can chuckle inside how much you saved while driving home.

Good location on outerskirts of this big plaza, Safeway used to be here but I digress…read more Lots of light being corner, with upper condos above, in a nice complex. Prob more expensive than average, which is good of course. Plenty seating. Good place for meetings in the back. The counters here have lots of marketing info.

I'm a sucker for match and Blenz is all up in that. I also…read moream a sucker for exposed brick and high ceilings. Check and check. I've always been happy with the drinks. Though my boyfriend got a cappuccino once and it was scalding hot, in a giant cup and more liquid than foam. For a cappuccino drinker - those are all no-nos. Also, I believe they have free wifi for customers.

I understand that people don't expect service from fast food joints, however, is it too much to…read moreexpect staff members to put on a smile or, at the very least, not to have a frown when helping customers. The chicken flat bread was lukewarm when I got it. Staff had inadvertently left it near the cash register but not at the pickup counter. This meant that the flatbread had been sitting there for awhile before returning to its rightful owner. Aside from the lukewarm pizza, i thought there was quite a bit of chicken on it, to my pleasant surprise.

We were excited to a try Tim Hortons as someone traveling from America but was very, very…read moredisappointed, especially when we ordered the meal and was charged for a meal but they only gave us the ala cart sandwich. They refused to correct their error, bathrooms were dirty and out of soap and service was slow. Sadly, I wasn't wont be back.