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.

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.

Ambience: Plenty of seating with beautiful water views through window…read more Food: Loved it Service: Fast and friendly Price: Excellent Went to Molly's Reach for lunch and had a great experience. There was definitely a long line when we arrived, but we got a table pretty quickly since the crowd was moving fast and there was plenty of seating available. One thing I really liked was their half sandwich and soup combo. Unfortunately, they had run out of soup by the time I ordered, which was a little disappointing. We ended up ordering vegetarian sandwiches, and I really enjoyed them. The ingredients tasted fresh, the sandwich was light yet satisfying, and it came with chips on the side. They also have their own merchandise, which was fun to browse while waiting. What surprised me the most was the pricing. Considering how popular the restaurant is and its prime waterfront location, the prices were very reasonable. Overall, great food, friendly service, beautiful views, and excellent value for money. I would definitely go back again.

Two for early lunch, got there before the rush. Order at the counter and take a number to your…read moretable. Ordered the 3-piece Fish and Chips made with New Zealand cod with a side of cole slaw. Smoke Salmon Bagel. "It was yummy" The cod Fish was fresh and flaky, one of the best I have eaten in a while. Fries were cooked to crispy perfection. The atmosphere was beach-town casual.

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!!!

What a fun place! Despite being busy the interior was bright, cheery, and calm. The staff were…read moreextremely friendly. We loved having such a fun variety of doughnuts to choose from. Our drinks were delicious as well. I will be back whenever I'm in town!

What a lovely discovery in a beautiful place. We stumbled upon Goldie's during a morning…read moreexploration drive and it could not have been more perfect. The drive itself led us to an incredible bay that genuinely felt like we'd been transported to Alaska--calm, wild, and breathtaking--and then there was this cozy little gem waiting for us. Any place named after a dog and so welcoming to dogs instantly wins my heart. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, even though the place was bustling with happy locals and travelers alike. Every pastry in the case looked beautiful and tempting, making it nearly impossible to choose. The coffee, though--absolutely perfect. Smooth, balanced, and exactly what you want on a crisp morning adventure. Goldie's felt like one of those special finds you don't plan for but remember long after. If you're anywhere nearby, it's a must-stop.

I saw the good reviews thinking that this place would be good. I got the chicken peanut wrap and…read morethat was ok. It was pretty mediocre. There wasn't a lot of chicken in it but the a lot of rice. My friend got the turkey panini but was served something else instead. When she realized we had left the bakery awhile. We also had a chocolate cake there and it tasted stale. The cake was a disappointment. I will definitely not be back.

We came after the lunch rush so many of the baked goods were gone. The sandwiches and paninis do…read moreget replenished. I ordered the Turkey bacon panini but they gave me the chicken pesto instead. They also took over 15 minutes to warm it up. I think they forgot my order as I had to go back to the counter to ask. The cakes look good and so I got the individual size chocolate celebration cake. Unfortunately it was so dry. Total disappointment. With so many other places for baked goods and sandwiches in the downtown sechelt area, I'll skip this place in future.

The pizza fritter was one of the best pastries I've ever had. It's crunchy, soft, fluffy, crispy,…read moreslightly sweet yet savory. What in the world! Homemade cola was very cinnamony. Very cool vibes. Looks right out at the magnificent rocky nature! Nice staff as well. 5 star bakery!

We stopped into Fox and Oak twice on our trip, once on the way to Whistler and one on our way back…read moredown the Sea to Sky Highway to Vancouver. Starbuck's was Mr. B's favorite for coffee and we prefer the smaller independently owned coffee shops and Fox and Oak is a gem. Located in downtown Squamish, really on the outskirts of downtown. This tiny little spot has a long bar with seating and then a lovely patio. The staff at the register taking orders both times was so friendly, helpful and offered great recommendations. On our first visit it was a latte for Mr. B and a Chai Latte for me, both were creamy, filled with rich flavor without being bitter. We also shared a maple walnut donut. Oh it was so good. I can't say the last time I had a donut, but when in Canada, maple anything is always so good. The donut was light and had a lovely maple glaze on the top and then toasted walnuts. So good! On our second visit, we had the same drinks, the same Maple Walnut Donut and added a blueberry fritter. The fritter was crunchy on the outside, after the first bite we could see the layers of dough much like a croissant and in the middle were loads of fresh blueberries. Wow, fresh berries and not a sweet fake blueberry gel. It truly was scrumptious. Parking is on the street and can be tight, but both times we found parking even with a short walk. Which was good to walk off our donuts and pastries.