Was excited for piping hot soup on a chilly spring day, and tried one of their daily soups... but…read morethought it was just okay. It wasn't as rich and flavorful as we were expecting and tasted kind of thin.

Great values for soup. Wonderful variety. Flavorful…read more Boston seafood chowder with ciabatta bread. Lots of chunks and hearty Beef noodle soup. Very flavorful.

I read the other sub par reviews to see if the experiences were like mine. Sure enough, they…read morewere. I ate here in 2009 and again yesterday (11/4/24), as I was back in BC for a visit. The elderly couple was a bit abrasive and rough around the edges back then, but more so now. The behavior and mannerisms of this couple combined is very comparable to Seinfeld's 'Soup Nazi'. I politely asked the old woman (others refer to her as toothless) if I may take a picture of the menu and she practically had a heart attack. She screamed - "If you take a picture, I will kick you out of this place!". The old man also had a sarcastic tone in his voice when I asked about mayo in the chicken salad sandwich. The mushroom soup was pretty good and the chicken salad filling was OK. The house baked bread was the only thing that really made this whole experience bearable. It appears as though that these two seniors are set in their miserable, toxic and irritating ways and are too proud to make a change for the better.

This is a great mom and pop operation. I enjoyed watching the interaction with customers who were…read moretreated like family. I had a small sandwich on homemade bread which was wonderful! Great experience.

While waiting for my daughter, I found Danica's in the mini-mall next to my parking spot. It is a…read moregem. She does a variety of soups and sandwiches that are fresh made and delicious. The portions are generous and the service is very friendly. Even the coffee is great. I tried the chicken salad sandwich, and it was quite spectacular. I hope to come back soon.

I am addicted to Danica's Chicken Salad Sandwich!! I have also been known to crave a few of her…read morefresh baked muffins from time to time.......And don't get me started on her home made soups! just takes the hint of a cold day and that's all i can think of getting for lunch :-)

We came here on a whim for a Valentines Day Brunch. They were packed and my wife and I sat at the…read morebar with Armaan as the bartender. I ordered the Spicy Dill Caesar (my American friends, get on board already) and the Ribeye Hash and my wife got the Forager Benny. First off, Armaan has a gift as a Spirit whisperer and made me the only tomato based drink I have ever liked in my life! And then the Whiskey Sour he made later had the right proportions, ingredients, and presentation of a well crafted cocktail. The food was insane. The service was professional but friendly & comfortable. And we can't wait to brunch here again. Also sorry for the empty glass pic. The cocktails were so good I forgot to take a pic until I was done.

A friend was visiting from Vancouver and we were looking for a place for lunch and I had been to…read morethe Wooden Spoon and remembered I liked it so thought we would try again. All staff were great / my friend is Celtic so it's hard to eat out sometimes but the 3 servers we encountered were all well versed in how to deal with this. I follow a low carb diet so it was more difficult for me to find something to eat. I ordered the pulled pork hash on greens - it was good but super sweet unfortunately. No demerits to the Spoon for that. I could have ordered a side of bacon. My latte was good and we got to sit in the sun.

Was so impressed by the Panorama location that I stopped by here for some more pastries .. just as…read moregood :-)

Really like the hot cookies and bakery selections! Feels like a bougie grocery store loves itread more

The menu had a little bit of everything. They had salads, pho, banh mi, entrees, and desserts. The…read morerestaurant is small but cute. I ordered the pho tai for take out. The broth wasn't as clear as what I'm used to but it wasn't bad. I'd like to try it in the restaurant next time to see if it tastes different when it's fresh from the kitchen. I liked how they packed up the pho for to go. The broth and meat were in a bowl with the noodles and garnishes separate which made eating it so easy and convenient. I'm curious to come back to try their bang mi.

Bánh Mì Très Bon, opened their first location in Richmond back in 2016…read more I've been there a few times & it's spectacular. I was in White Rock recently on one of the main high streets & came across this new location. I stopped the car! The interior design layout, is a bit awkward due to the shape restaurant. However, the warm friendly service is still top notch. The food taste is on point fresh - as always. The Lemongrass Chicken Vermicelli Bowl, never let's me down. The Phở Tái bò Viên is a winner. The CUA-Soft Shell Crab, is one of my favourites here. I often get this. If you're craving a bite of Vietnamese food, try this spot when your in this neck of the woods.

Good breakfast sandwich, good price and would recommend & Happy is great with his stories!read more

A cozy breakfast spot near Guildford mall. It has a…read morepleasantly quiet atmosphere and wasn't too busy the time we went. On the menu are all the typical breakfast/brunch items. I tried the Classic Benedict, which was a great hearty breakfast. I didn't find the food extraordinary but definitely a solid breakfast place.

Kicking off the new year, I found myself at Black Casket Cafe, a spot that definitely earns its…read morepopularity during spooky season--and honestly, the vibes hold up year‑round. We ordered a Dirty Chai, the Cold Queen from their seasonal menu, and split a Vegetarian Sandwich plus an Espresso Banana Bread. For two people sharing food and grabbing drinks, coming in under $40 felt like a total win. I love that their sandwiches are made fresh and fully customizable--your choice of bread, toppings, sauce, the whole deal. But the Espresso Banana Bread? Listen. Moist, rich, espresso‑kissed goodness. We tried to share politely... but both of us were definitely eyeing that last bite. The drinks were equally impressive--the Dirty Chai was creamy, spicy, and had just enough espresso kick to wake up my soul. Now, the decor is an experience all its own. They really stick to their gothic brand identity--right down to the menu. Think haunted country manor meets cool indie cafe. Dark walls, dramatic pieces, and yes... upstairs there's an actual table made from a coffin. It's a whole vibe. That said, I'm not sure eating a sandwich under an animal skull is quite for me. But the food and drinks were stellar enough that I'd absolutely come back--maybe just grab my goodies to go next time. The staff were incredibly friendly, and although the space is small (warehouse‑style with a couple tables and some bar seating), it has charm. Final verdict: Delicious drinks, great prices, unforgettable decor--worth the visit, even if you're taking your snack back to the land of the living.

Looking for a light lunch after an appointment. Googled "hole in the wall kind of places" This…read morepopped up and I knew it was in an industrial area not far from where we were. Easy to find, lots of parking. As we entered the place, we were quick to learn this place was unique. The decor is very cool. The people are super friendly, goth would be appropriate. They definitely are tuned for take away but have seating for about a dozen or so. We shared a Glutton sandwich (not gluten free) Very fresh, big and enough for the 2 of us. They have soups to go, fresh pastries. Just go there