This Starbucks is in a good location. I mean its close to 99 bus stop. Its big with lots of seats…read more I went in and got myself a half price frap. Only issue was the staff didn't speak English fluently. I had a hard time understanding her. Well she asked me if I wanted to load my card and I heard something else. She had to repeat it couple times. Well this is just one staff. It has merchandise here for sale but not like lots of choices. I find their choices quite ugly. But its ok. mugs are like hit and miss sometimes.

This location is inside the Safeway and is super small with limited treat selection, however, the…read morecustomer service was chill and friendly compared to some of the other stores that I've been to this week, hence the recognition.

This location is great on transit. However via vehicle is a…read morebit difficult to park. Booster Juice is just so straight forward and consistent with their drinks (kalebunbga, wheat grass shots, veggie wraps).

This is a busy location being right at Commerical skytrain station. The girls that work here are…read moresuper nice, and do a great job of serving everyone as fast as possible. As for the smoothies, they're really good! I've tried lots, and never had one I didn't like. So far my favourite is the Tropical Tornado. Their breakfast wraps and booster balls are great too! I'll definitely be back.

Deep Dish Cookie Co. is a virtual restaurant, I ordered them on Uber Eats for a late night munchie…read more They are soo good!! I got their cookies and cream cookie, it had dark and white chocolate macadamia cookie mix, sweet milk drizzle, oreo pieces, and chocolate sauce. I would say one deep dish cookie is good for two people! It is very decadent. Next time I'm going to try their death by chocolate deep dish cookie.

This will be the last time I order from this business, first time I order off uber eats I order a…read moremilk 2 go for 5$ by the way and received nothing. The second time I order off them I receive a bunch of little coffee creamer size containers of milk... some sick joke. The cookie was almost raw in the middle. Not worth anyone's money if anything they've stolen 10$ from me at this point. Lots of better desert places around.

The drinks at Big Orange were tasty. The franchise location at Victoria Mayfair Centre mall was…read morerelatively fast. I also liked the lively atmosphere of the customers.

I had boba here while cruising around the mall. It was not the best. The drink was too sweet and…read morehonestly didn't taste so great. Boba was good, you can't really mess those up. I had a mango boba drink. Maybe the mango was just too sweet? I normally go with milk tea but I tried something new this time. It wasn't HORRIBLE but there are definitely better places!

Beware of this place. It's extremely dangerous…read more Seriously, avoid this place LIKE THE PLAGUE if you have a sweet tooth, or know of someone who has a sweet tooth, or if you like quality confectionary goods, or if you need a high-end gift for a foodie friend, or if you like toffee or caramel treats, or if you need a gourmet toffee for a recipe......JUST AVOID THIS PLACE. It will surely be your downfall! I first learned of this company by somehow, somewhere clicking on some toffee link online, and my Facebook feed somehow suddenly had posts for Two Brothers Toffee, and notices of the artisan/gourmet food fairs they'd be attending, and how to order their toffee. Then I started noticing their counters at all the artisan festivals I attend with my artsy friend (i.e., Circle Craft, Portobello, Portobello West, Make It, etc.). They had kiosks at all the major art events I go to. So at the latest art fair, I finally tried a sample (as they generously give out samples at these art shows). And OMG I was hooked. (If you try their toffee, you too will be hooked. I am trying to warn you here!). I'm a big fan of caramel and caramel-based treats, but I usually avoid toffee as candies like peanut brittle and bark are usually hard and I have broken teeth in the past, eating hard foods like this (for real). So I don't usually eat toffee that looks like brittle. But Two Brothers toffee is NOT hard. It has a more pliant texture, and it crumbles somewhat when you bite into it. (Note: I'm sure it'd become hard if you refrigerate or freeze it, or perhaps if you leave it out for weeks or months and it becomes stale. I'm not sure anyone in their right mind could or would do such a thing, though. In my house, and my friend's house, once we opened a bag of this crack, it was gone in a nanosecond). Perhaps it's due to the richness of the ingredients, or the butter they use, but the texture of this toffee is not teeth-breaking hard. Of all their toffee flavors, the espresso toffee was the hardest in texture - and that still wasn't that hard. Their "white gold" variety, made with pecans, seemed to be the softest. Yes, I've tried and purchased quite a few of their toffee varieties (can you tell? lol). I was hesitant to try their "Fireball" variety, for fear it'd be too spicy (I can't eat hot or spicy foods), but I tried some that my friend bought and - I can't believe I'm going to say this - it's not nearly spicy ENOUGH. I wish it had a bit more of a kick. The cinnamon undertones are very subtle in this toffee. Still, it's lovely, and I plan on getting a bag of this flavor next time I buy more of their toffees. Not only did we purchase some of their treats at the last art fair, but I also made an additional purchase online and then went to their shop/kitchen on Nanaimo Street to pick it up. Wow, the aroma there of the toffee being made was intoxicating. And the brothers and the woman who make the toffee are SO nice, I can't say enough good things about the people who own this business and make the toffee. Their website is really cool, too (check it out!), and they have some good deals if you sign up for their newsletter (as I did). I like supporting local businesses but the quality of goods and services has to be there, and the people running the business have to be nice, and Two Brothers totally checks off all the boxes.

Nice, locally made, toffee, if you don't mind quite high prices ($20 for their small bag, 180g)…read more Per unit, that's two to four times the price of locally made toffees I've had elsewhere. I get that commercial rents are really high in Vancouver, so maybe this is the best they can do, but you can get really good chocolate at half the price per pound!

So the tiger sugar boba is like your regular brown sugar milk tea. Something unique tiger sugar is…read morethat they have 2 sizes of boba! So the regular ones you get are called "boba" here and they have a smaller version called "pearls" make sure to specify which one you want in ur drink! This drink came with both types! I'm not sure if u can adjust sweetness here but I found this drink good and not overly sweet! I would order this one again if I came! Their pearls were also cooked perfectly! A good chewy consistency :) (4.5/5) The brown sugar black tea gets a thumbs down from me :( it was not sweet at all, had no brown sugar flavour, and I could only taste the cheese mouse on the first sip. After that, it disappeared (2/5) Overall I give it a /5. Just be sure to order the right thing

This is the OG brown sugar milk and I am so happy that it tastes the same as in Asia…read more For the soft opening (grand opening on September 19), there is a BOGO promo on any drink on the menu. I overheard the staff mentioned it would be on till Tuesday, so run and get your drink now. I had both the pearl and boba version of the brown sugar milk with cream mousse. I much prefer the pearl (mini size) as they were tiny. Just be careful not to inhale too quickly as they can go down the wrong pipe. I had the boba version 1-2 hours later and it was not as good. The boba was very hard and tough. I guess the soft chewiness was due to the heat. Shake the drink and watch the brown sugar streaked across the milk creating stripes similar to a tiger. And that was the reason for the name of the shop. Tiger Sugar. I read that somewhere, how true it is, I have no idea. It makes a good background story though. The menu is not extensive with lots of slush or fruity drinks. This place really just specializes in brown sugar drink -- in milk, tea and coffee.

Lovely coffee shop to work at in the mornings as it's very calm and quiet. I tried their bacon…read morebreakfast wrap and it is superior compared to the one from Starbucks. Will be coming back to try out their other food items. There are outlets at most tables which is a plus. Prices are slightly steeper than Starbucks but I'd say for their food items it is worth the extra penny and they have a variety of wraps, sandwiches/paninis and bakery choices.

It's good coffee great staff place to sit outside patio when nice I must go. It's where the…read moreSave-on-Foods is on low heat highway.

Ambiance: 4/5 Food Quality: 5/5…read moreCustomer Service: 5/5 Handicap Friendly: 3/5 Parking: 4/5 This is a little hole in the wall type place, at the end of a street with a "no exit" sign at the top. I wasn't sure what to expect but I'm definitely happy! The place wasn't hard to find and parking was pretty decent! They don't have a designated parking lot but I had no problem finding a good number of available spots along the road. There isn't much in the way of wheelchair accessibility, the sidewalk is brick-like and choppy and the door is strictly manual. I didn't see a handicap designated parking spot but I also wasn't searching for one. I'm working from home here and there's a good amount of outlets in the walls (always a big plus for me when visiting a cafe). The tables are a good height and it's very clean and open. There's a kids section too with play mats, books, and toys! Youtube music streams on a tv in the top corner and people of all ages have been coming and going, some knitting, some on their phones, some laughing loudly. It's a really nice place! It's got snacks and lots of cute specialty coffee options. I would definitely recommend this place if you're looking to try something new. The mango yogurt cheesecake was velvety and light.

Came in to have an espresso and try it out. I asked for it to stay and in a ceramic or glass cup…read moreand was told they are not allowed. I was confused by that and said okay. Espresso was pretty good but paper cup always takes away from flavors and experience. Good prices and nice lady working.