I bought a bran muffin that was the most delicious muffin I have ever tasted. I loved the sweet…read morecrunch on the outside and how moist but not overly sweet the inside was. It was a great balance.

Last visit we bought a box of cookies, they were great…read more Be sure to try them when you are in the area

Delicious breads. The Country Grain loaf and the Turkish bread are two of our favourites, but a lot…read moreof their breads are good. I find their dessert items fine but more beautiful than delicious. YMMV. With a half dozen stores across Vancouver, it's pretty convenient. The one on 41st Ave was just around the corner from us -- an easy walk. Parking is free in the neighborhood if you're willing to hung; otherwise, feed the meters on or near 41st. Bottom line: We've eaten TONs of good bread from here.

Cute bread shop with a fun selection! Very bread heavy vs pastry (though there are sweets: scones,…read morecinnamon rolls, blueberry danishes and savory rolls). Picked up a nice selection for the office to go (definitely not a stay and eat place). Check it out if you are in Kerrisdale!

My favorite season has arrived - Vancouver croissant crawl festival! I visited TERA Bread in…read moreGranville island. What I got: Maple Pecan Twist Croissant buttery croissant dough twisted around a sweet maple pecan filling with toasted pecan pieces, finished with a glossy maple glaze.  Buttery, nutty and sweet. In Granville island, outside of public market, I wanted to take photo of this croissants with view, when I was taking photo, seagulls attacked me and grabbed my croissant and left. She was so fast and quick. I froze, other people around me froze, and literally no words... Then, I was so upset and went back to shop and get another one. Staff was so kind, she gave me discount. I really appreciated that. So, for second one, I took photo inside of car. Croissant itself was very good! Maple glaze and toasted pecan paired so well and dough was nicely crispy. Very good item!!No wonder seagulls wanted to steal this

Spacious seating area with lots of daylight from the high ceiling windows. I love Terra bread…read moreespecially their black olive bread. I feel so sad they choose green olive bread over the black olive bread and now black olive is no longer available. We visit the shop today hoping to get the fig and anise bread but apparently it's seasonal so they don't have it today neither. Overall a solid bread maker with good sour dough based bread. Latte is normal.

I love this place!! They have a variety of sweet and savoury treats, along with both sweet and…read moresavoury frozen dishes for take home. The decor is adorable and they sell all sorts of nature friendly kitchen supplies as well as gluten free flours. The staff are always so helpful and are great at advising you about different allergens in the foods so that you can be safe and enjoy your food! My only complaint is that they are too small for an indoor seating area so the food is pretty much all to go. But if you have food allergies, this is the place to go!!

I love this place! It's got a pretty extensive bakery ( but get there early to get the best…read moreselection), a nice selection of frozen pre-made meals, and some great kitchen supplies and gluten free flours for baking at home. It's really cute, and the staff are amazing! I don't think I'm alone, but I have issues with both gluten and dairy, so it's great to have a delicious selection of baked items that are both vegan and gluten free! I've had several of their sweet items, but their savoury pies and pizzas look delicious too!

Cute bakery! The inside is very spacious with several tables and there's also some seating outside…read morealong the street. Since we were just stopping in for a little break on our walk back to the train station we decided to just grab a carrot baby cake to try. The carrot cake was moist, delicious, and best of all it wasn't too sweet. The cream cheese on top was a tad bit sweet for me but overall the cupcake was really good. Service was quick and friendly. They also serve coffee but I didn't see a menu displayed.

The original West Hastings location holds a special place -- when they first opened, their bars and…read morecookies were genuinely memorable, little treats that lingered delightfully on the palate. The Whistler location has been consistently reliable; we always leave with a loaf of bread and a selection of bars. The Mount Pleasant location is newer to me. Parking can be a bit of a challenge during office hours, and on my most recent visit, I tried a loaf and two pastries. Sadly, none were particularly memorable. Their laminated pastries are less flaky than some might hope. The almond croissant with marzipan filling was decent but lacked the richness and sweetness I usually crave -- more of a pudding-like hybrid than the decadent treat I remember. Looking back, it seems many of the recipes have evolved over the years, and I can't say I have a true favourite to recommend at this point. Inside, the space is airy and spacious, though very busy -- a lively hum that adds character but can feel a little at odds with a quiet indulgent moment.

This is a dedicated gluten-free bakery with a great selection of pastries, plus some recently added…read moremenu items, which is always exciting to see. I tried the maple walnut donut -- the maple icing itself was tasty, but the donut was a bit soggy, possibly day-old. I'd love to see a maple donut option without the walnuts, and with a bit more icing to really make the flavour pop. The white chocolate chip macadamia cookie was good overall, but again, I found myself wishing there was a nut-free version so the white chocolate could shine on its own. One thing to note: by the time we arrived around 1pm, they were already sold out of several items, so going earlier might be your best bet if you're set on something specific. Overall, it's great to have a fully gluten-free bakery with variety -- I'd just love to see a few nut-free versions and slightly fresher pastries next time.

We went here to try out the flavours for hot chocolate fest and it took all of our strength not to…read morebuy one of every pastry. They all looked delicious! Our hot chocolates were probably the best we've had and it was great because they have a vegan option (not a vegan but lactose free) that tasted like the real thing. The staff was also very friendly and quick with the orders. Typically we're more of a walk with our hot beverage kind of people but due to the location, you'll just be walking in an industrial space. But there's sufficient seating inside. We're already planning on going back.

Some members of my family are allergic to gluten and we struggled to find yummy bread that didn't…read morebreak apart and taste like cardboard... until we found 6th ave bread and deli. It literally changed our lives, and that is not an exaggeration. We get their pumpkin flax gluten free loaf and are never turning back. I, personally, am not allergic to gluten but this is still my favourite bread. Ever. We turn all of our friends on to their products and can happily say we have converted a fair share of people over to 6th ave bread. While we mainly get their fluffy delicious bread (at least a couple loafs per week) they also have other products that are to die for. First, they make hamburger and hotdog buns out of the same ingredients they make our bread from, which is super convenient for us. They also have a bunch of treats (chocolates, tarts, etc.) in the store which I often treat myself to whenever I go in to pick up bread. This is heaven for people with food allergies, especially gluten, but to be honest it's heaven for everyone else as well. They've got us hooked and are definitely doing something right!

Great family run deli and bakery. I've seen lots of people rave about the gluten free bread. If…read moreyou're gluten sensitive/intolerant or celiac this is not the place to try the bread. They are very upfront with saying the bread is not gluten free with multiple signs throughout their store. If you're gluten free by choice they have lots of selection of breads made with potato starch. They have a great selection of gluten free products and are very friendly.

We came here because we were staying in the nearby Sandman Hotel and it was a convenient place to…read morepick up some pastries before heading out for the day. My European bf absolutely devoured the baguette, as in, he didn't even put anything on it, just ate it plain. He's very picky about bread so this says a lot. He's also said that the strawberry danish was amazing. I had the ham and cheese croissant which was good, as well as a pastry I can't remember the name of that had Bavarian custard in it. Wish we had come here again before we left Vancouver instead of going to the overhyped Breka.

A little bread shop near our hotel. We bought some scones and a loaf of wheat bread. Both were…read morepretty good, not great. They have many bread choices available.