This is a nice cafe located in West 4th Avenue. Very friendly and cheerful barista and tidy…read moreinterior. Not too packed and many choices of bakery foods. As usual I ordered my latte and swirl danish. Latte had smooth and silky texture, which tasted good to me. The swirl danish was good too. Will be back again for coffee.

Ambiance and decor are lovely and the environment has a calm feel to it. The have a couple of…read moretables that look absolutely stunning with their logo on it. The croissants are HUGE and reasonably priced. We ordered their butter croissant and Cortado. The croissant was fresh and fluffy, but didn't have that buttery taste we were hoping for! The Cortado was nice and came in a very cute cup. :) I'm deducting one star because although everything was what we were looking for in a cafe, the pastries aren't enclosed so there were quite a few flies around and walking on some of the sweet pastries, hence why we opted for the butter croissant rather than the peach danish we were originally eyeing.

Great service. Morning glory muffin was so tasty - not oily like some plus loaded with pepitas and…read moreflavor. I'd go back.

Overpriced mediocre coffee, a croissant that was like eating a sourdough loaf of bread. (Not light…read more& flaky) and a rice crispy cube that was literally stale crispy rice cereal with no marshmallow. Do not recommend.

I absolutely love everything about this café, and I can't believe it's been over six years since I…read morelast wrote about it! Their coffee and pastries are consistently delicious. Honestly, there isn't a single thing I didn't like. The space has changed a bit over the past few years. Part of it now is retail and the other half is the café. It still has the cozy charm and there's even outdoor seating which is perfect for summer. Yesterday, I chatted with the barista and learned that the owner/pastry chef trained in Paris. That might explain why everything tastes so amazing!

Underwhelming pastries and over priced coffees…read more And owner has an attitude Won't come back

If you love croissants this is the place. Their croissants are amazing - very flaky, slight…read morecrispy, very light and airy - it is like biting into a cloud full of succulent raspberry, which is so light. It's not as crispy as some others but light and uniquely wonderful. I definitely want to come back to try their other croissants. I also had a Koughn Aman. Their take is slightly different. It has a very sweet glaze on top but is not really crispy like most other bakeries do it. I like it though I might slightly prefer the way other places do it. Overall amazing pastries.

Croissants are never ready when they open. Staff are surly - could be much better. Great location.read more

I've heard of this place from some of my neighbors for a few years now, as they purchase their…read morebread from here. And I have walked past it a lot in the summer, when I go on long seawall walks, often walking back on Beach Ave. This place is on Beach, by the underside of the Burrard Bridge and the hanging chandelier there. Whenever I've passed Tartine, I've made a mental note to visit. In the summer, there are a few bistro tables outside with people drinking coffees and eating the most scrumptious-looking pastries and croissants. And the aroma that's wafted out of this place at times has been heavenly. Nothing, and I mean NOTHING, beats the aroma that emanates from a bakery. I finally ventured inside the other day, as I was in the area and I was in the market to get some bread. The interior is small, and it was cramped with tables in close proximity to each other, and lots of people inside. The counter had three people behind it, and they were busy ringing up orders and getting foods from the back and preparing bags for pick-up. TBH it looked a little chaotic, and I just stood at the counter, waiting for someone to be free to help me. No-one looked up or acknowledged me or said they'd help me in a second. So it was kinda weird. (No-one else was standing at the counter. Everyone else was seated at tables). I took the time to read the menu on the wall and look at the foods in the display case. Wow, the pies looked insanely good. Lots of sandwiches. I saw the racks of fresh bread loafs in the back. Lots of beverages listed on the chalk menu on the wall. I was REALLY impressed with their prices here. Without exception, everything here was less expensive than any cafe or bakery in town. Sometimes items were just $1-$2 less, but across the board, everything was less: coffees, pastries, breads. Nice!!! Finally a girl looked up and asked what she could get for me. I asked what kind of breads they had, specifically, if they had a challah bread. She looked at me like I was from Mars. I had to explain what challah bread is. (Is it that obscure, that someone in a bakery wouldn't have heard of it? This blew me away). Anyhow, no, needless to say, they don't have challah here. Bummer. She listed all the other types of bread. I asked if they had a baguette and she said, yes, she forgot to mention that! So I got the baguette (it was $3 and change). When I got home, my kid and I ripped right into that baguette (we are bread fiends!) and wow, it was SO fresh and so good, with the perfect crusty exterior and soft, chewy interior. For $3 and change! Great bread, great price. Despite their not having challah and their chaotic counter, I really liked this place. It'd be perfect for getting a bougie sandwich and/or pastry and coffee, to go and having a little picnic by the seawall when the weather gets warmer. The prices are great, and the food looks amazing.

Tartine has a whole array of sweet and savoury baked goods, not just pies, plus drinks and…read moresandwiches. It's a little cramped inside because they've filled the space with a lot of seating. There is also outdoor seating which was very nice on a good weather day. Lots of tables looked like they could use a wipe down. I had: Roasted beets sandwich: Really good! Very fresh ciabatta. Nice earthy, wholesome flavour. I especially loved the goat cheese spread. Coconut cream pie: Too much whipped cream! The mountain of whipped cream looked nice but the plain whipped cream overpowered the coconut custard filling that should have been the main attraction. I liked the custard and the crispy crust, but had to scrape off a lot of the whipped cream. Sparkling passionfruit iced tea: This is a summer seasonal drink. I think it had some special name that I don't remember. Really refreshing with just the right balance of passionfruit flavour and good iced tea. Just okay service. Some staff members seemed more approachable than others. They call out orders, but there's not really any room inside to stand while you're waiting, so I had to stay outside but hover around the door so I could hear my name. It would help if they just brought the food out to you. The sandwich preparation wasn't ridiculously slow but wasn't quick either.

Very family-friendly neighbourhood coffee shop that is always consistent in quality and services…read more You can never go wrong with their lattes and thin crusted pizzas. You can tell owner put tons of thoughts and care into their menu!

A wonderful hidden gem in Coquitlam. Something the tricities definitely needs. Although decently…read morepricey, the food is delicious and feels like a home made recipe. It is a small location though with not much room for too many people to have a seat so do keep this in mind if they get super busy.

One of my favourite places to go for coffee or a light lunch. Amazing sandwiches, soup, pastries…read moreand coffee! Their chai lattes are probably my favourite of any coffee shop in Vancouver. Be sure to arrive somewhat early if you want to try one of their desserts though, most are gone by the afternoon. Love the staff here, they're all really sweet. Highly recommended if you're in the Kerrisdale area!

Food was great but the service was disappointing. Not being in town and familiar with how…read moreeverything works, I was waiting for my coffee for a long time. I assumed since I took a number and they brought my food to the table, they would also bring my drink. By the time I figured it out that I'm supposed to go up to the counter, the coffee was cold. I wish they would have told me when I ordered up front. Isn't that what a tip is for? PS getting tired of tipping if I have to stand to order my food, pick up my own drink all before actually eating and getting service.

First time to come here for a coffee in Coquitlam. Each of us ordered different beverages. They…read morewere drip coffee, regular latte, beet latte, turmeric latte, and Belgian mocha. I had a sip of everything. It was so GOOOD! The presentation of each cup was fabulous! Look at the colour of each cup on my photos! I would love to come back here and try other coffee beverages. We ate at the coffee shop, enjoyed the beverages and chatted for half an hour or so. We enjoyed the ambience as well. Customer service was great. The barista who made us the beverages was friendly, greeted us, and was patient to us when we were trying to figure out what we wanted to order.

I absolutely love this place. The wide variety of drinks that they offer plus the desserts and…read morepastries are so eye catching. Although it's not a fairly big place, it's decorated well and clean. The staff are great and efficient as well.