The outrageous price charged for what couldn't even constitute food, resulted in the most offensive…read moreand disappointing culinary experience of my life. I had to resist the urge to slash the tires of the staff's car as I was leaving. A visceral response to the foul taste left in my mouth, from the tainted potato monstrosity. Avoid at all costs. Unless you're an exorcist, and coming to move energy.

Stopped for full breakfast on the way to the ferry. Food was delicious and fast, coffee and baked…read moregoods were amazing and staff was welcoming and friendly. Could not recommend this cafe enough, it was sheer bliss!

Had turkey Brie panini and it was delicious! The bread was so buttered and grilled that it almost…read moreate like a minute cristo. Crispy and savory and sweet- very delicious! Would definitely go back to eat it again.

Great sandwiches! Amazing service and nice staff. Very good at remembering and making notes of…read morespecial requests. Cute cafe by the water. Nice view and spacious.

One of the more highly rated coffee spots in the immediate area, but can't say it was memorable…read more Maybe I visited on an off day, but the mocha was watery and had no flavor, while the caramel macchiato fared a bit better, but couldn't say it was any more special than a large chain like Starbucks. Aside from an inviting outdoor spot in town to sit down and relax, the only thing this place has going for it is the selection of baked goods. The apple fritter was probably the best thing in the menu, while honorable mention goes to the lemon loaf.

Good vibe all around. I love their plants on the communal table and wooden accents. Service was…read morekind. There were no prices on the menu. They offered a coffee flight. If I had some time I would've tried that. Had some of their donuts from devil donuts (?) They were about $4 each, a bit too much. We went at 4:30 so they were out of drip coffee , so we had Americanos and their coffee was smooth. Overall, great place for coffee which is about a 5 min drive to/from Ferry Terminal.

Having had a look around "Gibsons public market" earlier in the day. I decided to make a quick stop…read morebefore my Ferry ride back to Vancouver so that I can have some of the Lechon that they had photos of near the counter. There isn't much in the way of tables near "Kitchen Classic" which is just fine. There was a beautiful Lechon under the warming lamps and I offered to buy half. I'm no time it was chopped up and put on a to go container. I also ordered a cup of " halo halo" which I consumed while waiting for the boat. Let me say this, with the ferry ride and travel to my downtown Vancouver hotel, about 2hrs elapsed. When I finally ate the Lechon it was as tender and juicy as I expected. The skin was no longer crunchy but still good...overall I devoured and enjoyed every bite! If you like Filipino style Lechon Kitchen Classics knows how it's done! Among the best I've ever ordered at any restaurant!

To begin the ambiance is calm and welcoming on a cold and sunny Thursday afternoon. The family that…read moreruns the shop is kind and engaging. The food on it's own is quiet possible to die for. I ordered their chicken congee, and it's simply the best i've ever had. It's warm and comforting, enough to keep me going through the day. I'd recommend to anyone in the area or looking for an outing!

Yeet! Yes i know-- why eat bbq when you are in the land of…read morefresh fish and oysters and other yummy crustaceans. Welp- i visited in a month without an "r" and hence oysters are not the most ideal...apparently. And my kids are the meat and potatoes type crew. Coming from Texas i was alittle skeptical, but that quickly faded with the hometown hospitality of the smoke on the water staff. The big friendly guy took our order- amused my kiddos- and we were ordering lots of bbq on a pier. Ordered- BBQ beef sandwich- delicious sauce with a little bite Meat was requested for the leaner cuts and was fulfilled. No blobs of fat, and just lean tender meat. Poutine with pulled pork/bbq beef /bacon - fries were crispy, hot , and potatoe filled - meat was on point - cheese curds were curding/ melting and stringy Both id say were 5/5! So moral of this review is that you dont need to question why you are ordering bbq on a pier, near so much water, on an island only accessible by a ferry. This place reps well, and has mucho bbq aura. The seating is alittle limited, just patio high stools and counter tops. You view the marina and could see some whales or seals pop up

Tried Smoke on the Water BBQ while visiting Gibsons and had a mostly positive experience with a few…read moremixed moments. We ordered the brisket platters, and while the portion sizes were generous, the brisket was on the fattier side and could've used a bit more seasoning overall. The mac and cheese had great flavor and that classic comfort-food vibe, though it was a little dense. The corn flan was just okay...nice idea, but it didn't totally come together for me. We also got the chicken wings, and I have to say, we were impressed! They were actual full wing pieces, not tiny or over-fried, which was a nice surprise. There's limited seating, so it's definitely more of a grab-and-go or casual quick-bite spot. All in all, solid BBQ with potential, but I'd love to see a bit more seasoning and balance in the dishes.

Better coffee than anywhere else on the Sunshine Coast - with the exception of the espresso at…read moreMiddle Child, a bakery and coffee stand located in a bike shop in Sechelt. Coffee everywhere on the west coast is over-roasted and tastes like turpentine. Wheatberries is the last place I know that sells a coffee that tastes good black. The fifth star is not Gino, the owner's, fault. The better coffees are getting more expensi and with the Trump tariffs probably will reach the stratosphere.

Wheat berries continues to get worse. I used to be a regular customer, but in the last five years,…read morethe place just continues to decline. Today, I decided to give it another try, just for the sake of nostalgia. I wouldn't make that mistake again. The staff were rude, they didn't thank me for coming in, they had to be asked to bring my hot chocolate to the table, my sandwich was not cut in half. The ham sandwich was lukewarm. The staff never inquired to how my food was. I spent over $45.00 on one ham sandwich, four cookies, two brownies and one very watery hot chocolate. Their prices are outrageous! The food was terrible, the hot chocolate was very watered down and the staff was rude. The only music was nonstop, "Beach Boys". The food selection was small. I wouldn't make the mistake of ever eating there again.

A small café/bakery conveniently located in Gibson, perfect if you need to grab something to eat…read moreand drink on the ferry to Vancouver. Lots of options of drinks and pastries. I had the chocolate croissant, it was freshly baked, still warm, with melting chocolate inside. Very nice. I also ordered a berry smoothie. It felt a bit weak in flavors but it was still good and refreshing.

The best croissants on the Coast if not the Vancouver area. Looking forward to their expansion into…read morethe space next door.

We bought a few things from this little bakery and unfortunately, most of the items were a bit…read moredisappointing either because they weren't what we expected or were sweeter than we liked. We got the Key Lime Tart which was too heavy on the cream cheese with not enough citrus flavour making it taste more like a cheesecake than a tart. The almond apple tart had a lot of frangipane and a good tart crust but the apple part was missing. The carrot cake slice didnt have enough tang in the cream cheese frosting and the flavours of the cake fell flat. Their other baked goods were a bit better with the berry muffin being not too oily or sweet but a bit dry, the texture of the jalapeño and cheddar scone was fluffy and light but I could hardly taste any cheese. The veggie puff was the favourite being flavourful and light. We also grabbed a bag of their white chocolate chip macadamia nut cookies (gf) and molasses cookies because they were day olds and half off and these were some of the better treats we tried from here. Overall, we had high expectations and were unfortunately let down by the treats at Sandy's.

If you're walking through Lower Gibsons, you have to stop by Sandy's Bake Shoppe. It's a staple --…read moreeverything's homemade, always fresh, and totally hits the spot. We grabbed the feta spinach croissant and a gooey cinnamon bun. It was the best treat to share as we explored the village.

When this restaurant first opened, I enjoyed their menu-it wasn't incredible but had a few decent…read morethings I enjoyed. At some point, either new management or a new chef came in and the whole menu was revamped. Three times my family tried it and every time something was wrong-undercooked chicken, bland items or receiving the wrong order. We stopped going because the food was just too inconsistent. The multilevel building is cool and has a nice patio, so it's unfortunate that their kitchen let me down so often. I will say customer service was always decent.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars, I would. My friend comes here all the time and she…read moreraves about the Vegan pizza. We wanted to try it so she ordered it for lunch. My other friend ordered a big salad with spicy tofu, and I ordered the Banh mi bowl. It was all amazingly delicious. We were so pleased to see so many Vegan options! But the highlight was the Vegan poutine. None of us had tasted poutine before and this version was amazing! Our server knew what she was talking about and was able to ensure all our dishes were fully vegan. Service was excellent and quick. The place was airy with the bay door open and the music was not too loud. Overall a magnificent experience! Don't miss this place!

Ambience: Nice, with plenty of seating both inside and outside…read moreFood: 4/5 Service: Staff were sweet and welcoming Price: Decent, though a little expensive for a café We stopped by Gumboot Café for breakfast and had a pleasant experience. There wasn't much of a crowd, and there was plenty of seating available both indoors and outdoors. The service was quick, and everyone was friendly. We ordered eggs, coffee, a breakfast platter, and a peanut butter pastry. The eggs were well made, and the food overall was good. While it wasn't quite a 5/5 for me, it was definitely enjoyable, especially considering the limited breakfast options in the area. The café has a very cute small-town vibe, which adds a lot to the experience and makes it a nice place to relax and enjoy a meal. I also have to give them extra credit for something that meant a lot to me personally. I had accidentally lost my bag during our trip near this cafe, and some kind strangers turned it in to the café. The staff kept it safe until we came back looking for it. I was incredibly relieved and grateful. This act of honesty and kindness is something I will always remember, and it definitely earns this place a few extra points in my book. Overall, I would definitely go back again for the friendly service, cozy atmosphere, great location, and the kindness that helped turn a stressful situation into a happy ending.

Me and my brother went to the Gumboot cafe in Robert's Creek for breakfast. We wondered if it was…read moreeven open as it was dark inside from what we could from the outside and so we entered.DaRFK as Hell and quiet as Hell even though the area was half full! No bacon or sausage and who wants to eat chick peas and beets for breakfast,total garbage ....the vibe TOTALLY SUCKED!!!! We decided to go to Mollys Reach in Gibsons snd it was packed,super bright inside and tonnes of hearty chatter from the patrons....DONT GO TO THE GUMBOOT CAFE,what a depressing experience!!!