Pretty delicious sandwich shop that has a variety of different ones! The menu is broken up by…read moreprotein, which is nice, but it can be overwhelming when you are first trying to make a decision. Don't worry, though there is no such thing as a bad sandwich from big star. Consider giving them a shot the next time you're in the area.

Was disappointed with the size of the sandwich. Tasted amazing as always service great called my…read moreorder in was ready when I got there. $17 for this can't justify the price either inflation shrinking the size or got ripped off. Either way don't see my self going back. The stapler is the same size as my iPhone 12 max pro.

Best subs around and it's great that some of the money goes to emergency services. I'm addicted to…read moretheir meatball subs!

Meh. Adequate sub, good amount of meat, v expensive ($13 for 6"). Standard toppings (no peppers,…read moreolives, spinach, etc.), only 2 bread options. Drink machine not functional. Similar atmosphere to Subway, Quizno's. Nothing wrong with the place, just too expensive and the sandwiches at Quiznos and Safeway are better and cheaper. The staff are nice and helpful. The punters are lining up at the till, though, so maybe I am in a minority opinion on this.

Gratia is our go to for coffee and breakfast when we're in town. Staff is friendly and the line…read more(when there is one), moves swiftly. Their pastries are amazing, love their pistachio croissants with chocolate, and their pot pie, and Benny's. Great bagels and breakfasts also. In the afternoon it s a nice quiet place to work (free WiFi) or recharge over a quiet coffee and snack.

1 Star -- Discriminatory and Hostile Toward Disabled Patrons…read more My experience at Gratia Café was deeply upsetting and reflects a profound lack of understanding of -- or respect for -- disability rights. I am a disabled individual who relies on a legitimate, clearly identifiable service dog. Rather than being treated with basic courtesy and professionalism, I was subjected to hostile behavior, scrutiny, and exclusionary conduct that made it unmistakably clear I was not welcome. Staff acted as though they were entitled to question or challenge the presence of a service dog, despite the fact that this is explicitly prohibited under British Columbia human rights law. Let me be very clear: Businesses do not get to interrogate disabled patrons, demand explanations of medical need, or treat service dogs as optional accommodations. A service dog is not a pet, and access is not conditional on staff approval, comfort, or personal beliefs. What made this experience particularly distressing was the demeaning tone and dismissive attitude shown throughout the interaction. Instead of de-escalation or accommodation, the situation was handled in a way that felt humiliating, stigmatizing, and discriminatory. Disabled people should never be made to feel like a problem simply for existing in public spaces with the supports they require. Accessibility is not a "preference" or a branding choice -- it is a legal and ethical obligation. Until Gratia Café undertakes serious staff training on disability rights, service animals, and inclusive customer service, I cannot recommend this establishment to disabled patrons or allies. This experience was not just disappointing -- it was unacceptable.

Ordered the "Estrella special" and it was the best smoked meat sandwich. On the smaller size, so…read morekeep that in mind. Also a bit pricey but the quality is there so I would Definitely return.

More like 3.5. I came all the way from Burnaby after I saw it on a Foodie Facebook group. First…read moretime here, so I asked the staff to explain the menu and asked for their recommendations. I ended up getting the Reuben which is Rye bread with smoked meat, Swiss cheese, and sauerkraut. You can ask for leaner or fattier meat, Dijon mustard or regular mustard. Order came out after a few minutes. Although it was good, it didn't blew my mind. Personally I don't like sauerkraut in the sandwich. Wish I got the basic one. Disclaimer, I have never been to Montreal so can't say how authentic it is. Is the meat supposed to taste like that? It's pretty 1D, I wish it's more flavourful. Pretty expensive, I spent $18.32 including tax.

Amazing food and quality service! Above and beyond happy EVERY TIME we go there! We travel from…read moreLadner to eat there as it's so great.

This is my new favorite sandwich shop! Look past the outdoor industrial space and give it a shot…read more When you come inside, you'll find a cute and quaint interior with some of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The staff is very kind and on top of things! They'll make you feel at home. I ordered the Ham and cheese panini- The ham was AMAZING! We couldn't believe it was just ham, the smoke was perfect. Juicy and fresh tomatoes and fresh, dressed greens. I loved the mustard and paprika aioli- great combination, so flavorful and creative. The ciabatta bread was light, fresh and soft! I don't always love ciabatta but I think I've been made a believer. My husband had the Motown Philly. Delicious, huge portion. Tons of flavorful meat, cheese and onions and peppers, with great seasoning and care, and tender steak. The garlic aoili was a great addition to bring it all together. 10/10 some of the best sandwiches I've ever had. I will 100% make this a stop anytime we are in the area, and I highly recommend a stop in or grabbing something to go!

Incredible sandwiches, great coffee and a cute vibe overall…read more Service is quick and you can take your meal to go or stay in. pictured below was the meat sando 10/10

I constantly feel like Squamish doesn't get the recognition it deserves for having hidden gems like…read moreThe Buvette. At the very end of the downtown area, this aesthetically pleasing coffee-sandwich shop deals in both caffeine and well crafted sandwiches tailored for the perfect bite. Staff were also super friendly and glad we listened to their recommendation, of course, for the "Staff's Favorite" sandwich!

Absolutely outstanding deli sandwiches, perfect for a quick lunch stop while in Friday Harbor. I'm…read morenot usually a deli person, but I was blown away by this sandwich. Delicious, perfect ratios of ingredients, and very fresh quality. I got a "build your own" sandwich but they have a wide variety of pre selected sandwiches if you'd rather that they choose. I was here during a Saturday lunch rush so it was packed inside, but the employees moved FAST. Service was very quick and the employees were all super friendly. There are no tables inside, so I took my sandwich to a nearby bench. There are tons of places to sit and enjoy the views in Friday Harbor. I will absolutely come back here next time I come to FH.

Big beautiful sandwiches here! Build your own or pre selected choices. Our was on sour dough and…read moreeach half was like a whole sandwich. Just delicious and only $14.

Overrated sandwich joint. Over priced sandwiches. I do not recommend this place to anyone…read more They do however make good cookies.

Unfortunately my old childhood favorite has slipped during the passage of time. Every time I drop…read moreby the old hood I try to grab a sandwich, but all too often now they are ill prepared and missing stock. Last time no Bavarian sausage this time out of French bread at 1 pm. ‍

This was a great find while passing through Squamish this summer! It's an interesting place with…read morekind of an old-time homey feel to the decor, and they also sell some Italian groceries which you can browse while waiting in line. The menu has an Italian and Greek touch. They also have a full coffee menu, and I noticed the tea selection was especially impressive with quality brands. I got a green olive sandwich, which was an interesting combination of hummus, fig spread and fresh figs, olives, and arugula on a pita. I thought it worked surprisingly well! The overall flavour profile of the sandwich was savoury - the figs didn't stand out as sweet when combined with the other ingredients. I also got an iced tea (lapsang souchong - a tea that I really like but rarely see in tea shops) and what they called an "ugly but beautiful" cookie. I don't know what the type of cookie is actually called, but it seemed like a meringue-based biscotto with crunchy nuts inside. It was good - I liked the texture! I liked how they decorated the store, it had a homey vintage look. They were swamped when we visited but the staff was very pleasant nonetheless!

Busy cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Originally we just stopped by for a drink, but…read morethen I saw everyone ordering sandwiches, so we ended up ordering the hero sandwich. It was stacked with plenty of meat! I wish it had a bit more of the veg, but it was quite filling with all the meat. The brown sugar hojicha was pretty good. Even though it had a brown sugar syrup, it wasn't too sweet. Overall, it was a great snack and I'd probably stop by again (:

Perfect location just river front at Shoreline Park in Pitt Meadows. Matcha frappe was good…read more8/10.Iced latte was weak and very mild in flavor 5/10. Service was chilly with no one greeting you or smiling.

Great little coffee shop on the Fraser River. Perfect of an afternoon or morning outing and a walk…read morealong the beautiful trails near Osprey Village.