Cute little bakery in downtown Chilliwack. The main reason I love this place is because they make…read moremy favourite cookies ever! Those old school date sandwich cookies. Why do I love them so much? Unfortunately I've never tired anything else from here as I'm too obsessed with these cookies. Everything looks good though, so I'm sure one day I will.

Food: was not great, had a snickerdoodle cookie, was very dry, had a peppermint mocha, was not good…read moreeither (for my preferences). There are a lot of options though, and a lot of gf food options including for pastries which is really awesome. The gf stuff is separate from non gf. Service: Barista was super friendly and kind, got everything quickly and was good vibes all around Atmosphere: really nice atmosphere. Lots of space, very cozy in December. Been there in the summer during pride and it was also great vibes. Very homey feeling and lots of art

Fantastic cafe. The Harvest Store is a calming eatery that anyone would love…read more The place was not busy when I arrived and had no issue finding a table. Their menu was overwhelming with choices that I did not know what to order, including their weekly specials. I ordered at the counter their Mexicana Eggs Benedict with coffee. The coffee was good with hints of orange pekoe in it. The Mexicana benedict was extraordinarily tasty, from the carnitas meat to the chipotle and pesto sauces on top of the hollandaise. The hashbrowns were magnificent as well; crunchy and coated with seasoning. The interior of the cafe was simple, yet spacious with a slight modern look to it. I even bought some of their baked goods, such as the Maple Bacon doughnut, the Confetti Square, the Blueberry Muffin and the Almond Cookie. And yes, their pastries are fantastic as well, better than at Tim Horton's. I highly recommend the Harvest Store & Cafe for breakfast/lunch outings and their bakery confections.

This bakery was great, in the past, but now is disappointing. Not sure what has happened. in the…read morepast loaves were small, but solid. Now the bread is riddled with holes. Not inexpensive. Not good..A customer, no more..

18 year old kid taking my money was really cold and rude. Acted like it was an inconvenience for me…read moreto pay for the bread I purchased. Speaking of yhe bread... this is the kind of bread they sell you @ $7.50 a loaf!! [see attached photo] Don't bother wasting your time at this place. I won't be coming back.

Big shoutout to Benanna Bakery for their German Rye bread! Born in Germany, I was raised on rye…read morebread and I can confirm that Benanna's German Rye is as authentic as it gets. It's dark, dense, and delicious! And it's the only bread I have been able to find that is 100% rye, which is the only bread I can eat (being wheat gluten intolerant). On top of the quality of their baked goods, the service is outstanding. When there was a mix-up with my order, they home-delivered it for free. I highly recommend this bakery!

Now that COVID is dying down, it's time to chow down and work on your beach body starting in May…read more Cetacea corpus. Double C, CC. Benanna Bakery fits this bill perfectly. BB. BB to a CC. Wouldn't you want that? Some like CC, depending on the CC we're refering to.. Well you can get your fill of cream here. Cream filled pastries. Decadently light and tasty. I'd venture to say it's worth the drive from Vancouver to Chilliwack for this. The choice is yours. Natural CC progression, no augmentation surgery required.

I came here and bought a latte to go before I was heading east to Agassiz. This coffee shop is…read morelocated right at District 1881. The shopping area is very interesting with a lot of good restaurants and coffee shop. This coffee shop was highly rated on Google. I went into this coffee shop. I was impressed by the interior design. It was contemporary similar to the one in Greater Vancouver. I didn't expect to something like this in Chilliwack. Everything looks commercialized. Coffee beans were packaged in a very nice bag. Food was slightly cheaper than ones in Vancouver which was great for the customers in Chilliwack. The latte that I order tasted great. The customers filled the space quickly. I am sure they also enjoyed the coffee and vibe here. I would recommend others to come here for a coffee if they are touring around in Chilliwack or District 1881.

Aesthetic coffee vibes in the heart of Downtown Chilliwack…read more Hidden inside District 1881, Smoking Gun Coffee Roasters is a must-visit for cozy sips + tasty eats Here's what I tried: Breaky Sando - only $7?! Strawberry Basil Scone - $5.25 and absolutely life-changing (sweet + savoury perfection) Lavender Latte - dreamy AF Crispy Tater Tots - $5.50 and addicting Open daily 8am-6pm - perfect stop for your morning ritual or midday pick-me-up Pro tip: heat up the scone thank me later! Food 5/5 Parking 5/5 (free 2 hour parking) Ambiance 5/5 Service 5/5

Everything here is amazing. highley recommend the whole menu. only flaw is the savory buns could be…read morecooked more. the last few times we have gotten them they are very undercooked but still very deliceous. soup is 5 star as well makes a great lunch combo for $10.

Great choices for a variety. We did the small 4 pack smaller so we could try some different ones.read more

* Mysterious little spot *…read more Ok, so wandering through downtown Chilliwack looking for a non-chain to grab a quick snack we stumbled onto this little cafe, which was the only thing open in the area that didn't have 100 other locations within a 100km radius! They had a small selection of fresh baked goods. The good: - The cinnamon butter roll was delicious. Truly tasted homemade with a nice cinnamon sugar topping a rich buttery pastry which was somewhere between a cake and a scone. - The blueberry scone had a generous amount of fresh blueberries which popped the flavour. Also tasted homemade. Nice. The not so good: - The washroom was filthy (never a good sign) - The butter given with the snacks had a slight freezer burn taste to it The random mystery: - The woman behind the counter asked where we were from in her accented English, and we said Vancouver. She then told us she was from Japan and arrived in Canada several years ago. So we switched into Japanese and she was definitely NOT a native Japanese speaker. Hm.....Odd. - There were a ton of signs and posters which suggest the place at one point had Columbian owners. - We asked about the posters (in both English and Japanese) and she didn't understand the question in either language. Hm......I wonder if Bea was a previous owner from Columbia?!?!?!! In any case, if you can ignore the dirty washroom (and what that might mean about the conditions in the bakery portion), the snacks were nice and tasty for a quick bite.