We came here on a whim for a Valentines Day Brunch. They were packed and my wife and I sat at the…read morebar with Armaan as the bartender. I ordered the Spicy Dill Caesar (my American friends, get on board already) and the Ribeye Hash and my wife got the Forager Benny. First off, Armaan has a gift as a Spirit whisperer and made me the only tomato based drink I have ever liked in my life! And then the Whiskey Sour he made later had the right proportions, ingredients, and presentation of a well crafted cocktail. The food was insane. The service was professional but friendly & comfortable. And we can't wait to brunch here again. Also sorry for the empty glass pic. The cocktails were so good I forgot to take a pic until I was done.

A friend was visiting from Vancouver and we were looking for a place for lunch and I had been to…read morethe Wooden Spoon and remembered I liked it so thought we would try again. All staff were great / my friend is Celtic so it's hard to eat out sometimes but the 3 servers we encountered were all well versed in how to deal with this. I follow a low carb diet so it was more difficult for me to find something to eat. I ordered the pulled pork hash on greens - it was good but super sweet unfortunately. No demerits to the Spoon for that. I could have ordered a side of bacon. My latte was good and we got to sit in the sun.

Best breakfast ever!!! Make sure and order their house made breads. Yummy. We also purchased their…read morehot square to go. It was amazing, and we are from the southwest United States. Very clean restaurant and fast service.

I happened to be visiting a friend in the area and searching for a brunch spot…read more This location came up so decided to get our brunch there. Great ambience and friendly staff. very comfortable setting and great spot for catching up with friends. We ordered the egg benedict with bacon as well as the avocado toast. the egg benedict was very well made and the hallandaise sauce was great and went very well with the egg benny. The ring shaped harsh brown was cute and crispy. (forgot to take picture of the benny) The avocado toast was served with sliced avocado, which is exactly my preference, instead of the smashed avocado. The balsamic vinegar on the arugula was well balanced. Minor downside were the eggs. the eggs on both the benny and avocado toast were slightly overcooked. Would love it to be a bit more runny.

JJ Bean coffee, basic coffee drinks. Looks like it used to have pour overs and fancier offerings.read more

Finally tried this place after seeing it a number of times whenever I was in the complex. Ordered…read morean oat milk latte, my usual coffee drink, and I was able to choose from 2 options of espresso beans they were brewing for the day. Also got a blueberry scone which was very buttery and delicious! I also love that they give you your drink order in real mugs/cups if you're dining in. The ambiance was your typical coffee shop -- quiet with soft lofi music playing in the background. There were high and low tables, some with comfy/soft chairs, while others had the bar style chairs. The tables each had the wifi password so for those staying a while and needing internet while working, you don't have to ask the baristas for the wifi password. The only reason why I gave 4 stars is I wish they would've provided more baked goods or food options. They had one sandwich option when I came in before 11am, a bagel option, and just a handful of different pastries. The shelves looked half empty so I'm assuming there's normally more options? Still good to try if you're wanting good coffee in the area.

I'm currently dogsitting in white rock and a friend came out to visit today and of course we needed…read morecoffee and I had passed by Laura's several times on my walks and had been curious so we gave it a try. To be fair I only had coffee - decaf - and it was really good. An americano. And they had cinnamon. Which always makes me like a place more. The place was super busy (truth and reconciliation day) but the staff were all really nice albeit exhausted. Didn't stay in because it was loud but I liked the ambiance and would enjoy hanging around there on a quieter day.

Great food and location. Love the neighbourhood atmosphere! Try it you won't be disappointed!read more

Headed into Blaine and Bellingham for the day and decided to stop for something to eat along the…read moreway. I'm always a big fan of breakfast and looking at past reviews. This seemed like a really great stop near the border which was a win as I was nearing hangry status. Funny enough, as we crossed the crosswalk in front of the restaurant the server was outside and happily greeted us and welcomed us in. It's a sort of long and narrow building with the cutest and most eclectic decor around. There was a young girl at the bar as we came in eating cut up pancakes, watching football, and I felt like I had hopped into a cousins kitchen for an impromptu brunch. We walked down the long, narrow hallway, passing cute signs and pictures before the restaurant opened up into a still small dining area with about six tables in front of a huge window that overlooked the harbor and the train tracks. It was quaint and cozy, and exactly what we were looking for. We both ordered a pretty basic breakfast. Mine was two eggs, potatoes, and toast and my partner got the same but with meat. Our server recommended the sausage patty, and it did not disappoint. The potatoes were out of this world slightly under seasoned, but nothing a little salt and pepper and hot sauce couldn't fix, but they were absolutely cooked to perfection so any under seasoning was easily forgettable. The potatoes were what I would normally call pan fried potatoes, but they were the perfect combination of soft and crunchy, and you could tell they were made with so much butter, which was much nicer in flavor than when these are cooked in heavy oil. The sourdough toast was delicious and the eggs were perfectly cooked. They definitely seemed like they were basic eggs and it would've been nice if they were a little more higher quality, but I recognize that that would've driven the overall price up. Food came out really quickly and coffees and waters were filled regularly. Our server was super attentive and you could hear her having conversations with regulars throughout our visit and it was an overall grade vibe. If you like hot sauce, I definitely recommend you try their Viking blood hot sauce. It's made locally and was absolutely delicious. Brought a nice smoky flavor without burning your face off. The meal was a little spendy. I think it was about $17 for the non-meat version and a couple extra bucks for the sausage patty. Coffee was good, but nothing to write home about. I was pleased that they accept cash or card as some of the previous reviews showed that their cash only but that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. We will definitely be back!

Good stuff. There is a delicacy in balancing the textures of a satisfying breakfast, and I am…read morealways pleased by what they attain and provide. The genuine buzz of community makes this humble cafe a pleasure to patronize. And the portions make the name a slight understatement!

We had a few hours to wait for the car to be serviced so I check out this place. Lots of 4 and 5…read morestars. I agree. We were there for breakfast. A bit different than the standard breakfast menu. I had the halipino omelette and my partner had the mushroom omelette. I'm sure it is made with three eggs as it was a lot. It came with thin chopped potatoes and toast. There was plenty for us. This is a small dinner and the tables are the 50's theme. Chairs were newer. Big wall scenes enhanced the place. The owner was extremely friendly and I believe his wife does the cooking. Service was great and there were about 6 tables on going when we left. All were served quickly. The food came hot. It didn't sit around under food warmers. The place opens at 830 which I thought for a breakfast place is a little late for opening.

Rosie's Country Cafe is nestled in neatly between a mixture of businesses ranging from furniture…read moreand mattress supply, to IT services and beyond. This "diamond in the rough" cafe is just what any hard-working business needs as the go-to next door joint Conveniently located as they are, they're available for dine-in, take-out, or Food Delivery apps such as UberEats/SkipTheDishes. NOTE: menu prices are subject to change when using food delivery apps- so shop around! This time around I ordered UberEats, for pickup. My coworkers have ordered from here numerous times and finally.. today was my day. The ambiance was clean, open, and inviting upon entering and I was greeted with a big smile from the man behind the counter, serving two dine-in customers. I was welcomed and given my order, waiting, very quickly, by the front door, and was soon on my way back to work. The Cajun Chicken Burger was tasty, and cooked just right, though the spices were to be desired. I love my Cajun food, but here, they were overwhelmed by the other accoutrements on the bun itself. It almost may as well have been salted/peppered at most. That said, the Two juicy pieces of white meat chicken? How can you go wrong! The only way, would be if you don't ready yourself with some napkins - my chicken was sliding all over l, out of the bun, and my hands were covered in mayo. But, it was worth it to pop those birds back in and chomp away~ My fries were crispy, crackly, and fluffy on the inside, without too much grease. They were fried to perfection and when paired with the delicious gravy (tastes like chicken!) I was beyond pleased. Smooth, creamy gravy with savoury notes, that tastes homemade? Yes, please, all day~ To round it out, I also got myself an English Toffee coffee to go. Hot, smooth, creamy, and buttery all rolled into a delicious brew, to go. Again, how can one complain? If you're looking for a tasty bite with a smile, at a slightly higher cost than fast food (because this trounces those joints), in a convenient location, that hits it out of the park every time with what they dish out, then Rosie's door is open and waiting for you to sit down and prepare to be satiated~!

Great place for brunch. Reservations recommended for weekends. The place is very spacious and look…read morevery IG friendly. Rocks- filled walls looked pretty, with artwork for sale. They do a high tea and you need to make reservation for that. The tea sets are very pretty and I liked how each one is different. The table next to us had the tea and the food looked good. My friend from NYC was visiting and wanted a non chain Canadian brunch place. He was in the South Surrey area and this place was nearby. People in White Rock and South Surrey are lucky to have this in their backyard. It has a La Foret vibe but without the noise. Food wise, I think this place has more options and alcohol. The desserts look good but I always forget about it as the showcase is away from the seating area. The brunch food is really good. I like the shakshouka which I hardly see on the menu in many places here. The sauce is just a tad spicy, eggs perfectly poached and toast is yummy. The chicken French toast looks very pretty with the fruits and whipped cream on it. Delicious too. My friend likes the breakfast poutine though the eggs looked a bit sad. I also tried the bulgogi beef sandwich which is tasty too. I had the flat white on a previous visit and it was not that great. The latte is much better. I like the white chocolate macadamia latte. Plenty of parking and the service is good here. I will come back again if I'm in the area.

Not sure why they have poor ratings…read more I stepped in and it is the most spacious restaurant/cafe in town with high ceiling, stone wall and lots of plants. It's so calming and welcoming with artist painting displayed on the wall. I had a group of 6 people (always large group for me) and Servers were very responsive and attentive to our table quickly. I have to say the menu has way too many choices and combo that Gordan Ramsey would definitely ask them to scale back in order to eliminate confusion or mistakes. Despite the case, all our orders were made correctly. Dishes were served super fast and IG photogenic. They even have high tea but you need to reserve your table 2 days ahead. FYI, all their desserts are gear towards the Asian style cakes which is very light, not too sweet but favourable. Definitely unique for this area. Will definitely go back again.

We stumbled upon this restaurant for a quick lunch while on an excursion to White Rock. We prefer…read moreto support local restaurants, and this restaurant looked charming from the window. Service was fast and friendly, and our lunches appeared to be made with fresh ingredients. My husband's hamburger was excellent, but his accompanying chicken tortilla soup, while fresh, didn't include the tomato/Mexican spices that he expected. My avocado, cream cheese, sprouts sandwich on wheat bread was fresh, but light on the creamy fillings. Accompanying small salad was as expected. Coffee was very good. One additional recommendation would be to put the menu in the window. We weren't sure what to expect -- and others peeked in while we were eating, seemingly also looking for a menu.

Yucca Tree Cafe serves as a healthy yet homey option for any vegetarians passing through White…read moreRock. Their vegetarian specials include wraps, sandwiches and salads made with fresh ingredients. Furthermore, avocado fanatics are sure to enjoy the number of menu items Yucca offers with their favourite fruit. Bringing some meat-lovers along for the ride? Well lucky for you, Yucca Tree has got them covered with their famous homemade burgers. This family style restaurant has the high-quality service and meals to keep you coming back for more. Visit Yucca Tree Cafe if you're looking for: A variety of vegetarian wraps, sandwiches and salads Relaxing friendly atmosphere ADDRESS: 1347 Johnston Rd, White Rock, BC V4B 5A6 HOURS: Monday Closed Tuesday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Wednesday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Thursday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Friday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm Saturday 9:00 am - 2:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 1:30 pm

What an amazingly sweet little gem of a restaurant this place is…read more Staff are wonderful food is outstanding and the only downside is that it's really small and you sometimes just have to wait. We'll be back for sure!

Every time I come to Vancouver BC, I stop here. It's just across the border from Blaine in lovely…read moreWhite Rock, BC and is a great place to rest after a long drive. The cafe is snug and bright, with friendly staff and good coffee. Their vegan grilled cheese sandwich is amazing, one of the best I've ever had (vegan or otherwise). Their desserts are also delicious (I always get the s'mores cookie). This cafe always has the cutest touches -- like putting a tiny spray of flowers on my to-go bag this time :) Love this place and look forward to it every time I'm driving up to Vancouver.

The food and drinks at this place are worth checking out if you need a quick bite to go. Nothing…read morestellar where I'd go out of my way to get but a nice stop if you're already in Cloverdale. There's not a lot of seating but they have a few tables and chairs. The only thing I'm down voting is the price. It was quite expensive for a breakfast sandwich and drink. The total came up to $15 something before tip. The other thing is service was a bit slower than a grab and go cafe. Granted, it was a semi busy Saturday morning and they were making orders fresh. Just be aware. If it's busy or if you're ordering a sandwich, anticipate a wait for the sandwich to be warmed up and your drink in a queue.

I love everything about this coffee shop - cleanliness, friendliness, good coffee, great pastries,…read morelots of seating. The decor is rustic and welcoming. The service we received was warm. Love it Keep up the good work and your kindness, and your business will flourish.