Excellent customer service and the buckwheat pumpkin muffin, matcha and chai were incredible. On…read moreour way back to Edmonton from the ferry and super worth coming 5 minutes into delta to get this.

Great place, nice ambiance and staff very helpful and great atmosphere with great locationread more

Great place to stop and catch your second wind before shopping again. Coffee and tea are good. The…read morecakes are also decent. This is a very spacious cafe and the tables are not super close to each other. It was not very busy when we were here which was nice. The chairs are mot the most comfortable, maybe to discourage people from camping here and taking up space while waiting for their friends/family to finish shopping. There are artwork on the wall which are for sale. They also put up posters of cats from RAPS which are available for adoption. So cool. This is a good alternative for coffee if you don't want to go to the super busy Timmy and Starbucks here.

My goodness what a surprise. We were stumbling through Tsw Mills and husband saw the shop. "Want a…read morecoffee?" We have a six year old, it was 1pm and a Sunday so there was a long road of parenting ahead. We walk in and are both intrigued by the apparently freshly baked croissants and pain au chocolats and the crazy good looking muffins. My dudes... the pain au chocolat and the croissants were some of the best I have ever had. WE ARE TALKING DESTINATION PASTRY here people. The space is cute and the latte was beautifully crafted so.... please go. This is a little hidden gem.

When I first moved to BC I discovered this lovely bakery. Had completely forgotten about it having…read moremoved to the Comox Valley five years ago - there certainly wasn't one there. Waiting for my ferry I decided to go into the terminal to grab a decaf - my favourite thing to nurse to keep me warm as I prefer to stay in my vehicle when I can. I think I whooped out loud when I saw Sweet Thea. Everything looked great and to be be honest o rarely eat sugar these days but I couldn't resist grabbing a ginger cookie to go along with their fabulous Parallel 49 coffee. So glad I did / it's spicy and crisp and absolutely delicious. Would highly recommend stopping in next time you're in the ferry line up!!

Nice location by the port! I tried the ham & cheese croissant ($5.50) as well a large coffee ($4)!…read moreI thought the cheese croissant was super good and even went back to try the chocolate croissant (which unfortunately wasn't as good - $5.00). The coffee was not bad either. Overall, I found everything pretty delicious! Was a great breakfast

Clearly unable to handle the traffic peaks at all. Come…read moreearly for a coffee on a weekday and maybe a baked good that requires no prep.

A great place for patio sitting and watching the world go by. In doors very basic and on weekends…read morethey have live music. They now serve beer and wine. I go there in the mornings and have the breakfast wrap and a hot chocolate as I do not drink coffee. Everything comes hot and very tasty and cooked perfectly. A great breakfast place to go instead of the big box restaurants. They deliver your food but you have to pick up your own drinks. Price is reasonable. Staff are friendly.

In a time of needing a place to sit and chat in the shade, and all places are closed, what does one…read moredo? one finds this awesome little hidden gem of a cafe, grabs a snack and a drink and sits under the parasol. Although sunny that day, the temperature was rather cool. The staff there were very accommodating and turned on the big heater for us to talk in the warmth. It was a great little office space outside, where business transactions could be accomplished. As you enter the premises, you are greeted by Phil the Tip Jar, a very cute play on words which makes it hard to not give in, and fill the tip jar. Now about the food... no complaints here. I got exactly what I expected... a healthy tasty light meal. I got the avocado toast which even came with sprouts on top to make it feel and taste healthier. My drink was delicious as well, though it's not hard to make tea :) the price is not bad at all for the quality. the ambiance is homey and comfortable. definitely felt at home. I will come back and drag any friend with me to this place.

An exceptional place to grab a coffee, some fresh baking, or a sandwich or soup! This coffee…read morebar/Sammie and salad shop/bakery has a great patio and comfy seating inside or out. We enjoyed our Sammies today ...they were assembled perfectly on exceptional bread and the service was terrific! Anyone local to Tsawwassen or Ladner would do well to check out this pretty little shop. Easy access on 56 with lots of street and on site parking. Thanks Roasted Bean! We will be back!

Despite living in Vancouver all my life, I've somehow never been to Prado café. I've heard many…read moregood things from all their locations so since I was in the area, I finally decided to check out their newly opened Southlands location. This newly developed area is absolutely beautiful and is a great spot to spend your weekend with family, friends, and/or your fur babies. The café is clean and spacious with ample seating inside and outside. I ordered a latte and their last slice of carrot cake, the latte was fairly priced and standard but their carrot cake was WOW, so delicious! It was the perfect combination of moist carrots, nuts and a generous double layer of cream cheese frosting, yum. I'm definitely eager to explore more of their menu items in the future and will be back to try more!

The Wait is very long your drink is served cold. The food is not good takes a very LONG time to…read moremake. Ordered avocado toast I waited 20 mins for them to tell me there was no bread my matcha latte was cold. There items are insanely over priced for how bad some of the food/drinks are. I paid 7$ for one croissant plus a 9$ drink. The ambiance is OK it has a few tables it is very awkward sitting in there definitely not my favourite place. It does get a bit annoying when you go with a friend or family member and you get a table and one of you have to sit on the wooden bench. I DO NOT recommend giving anymore money to this café.

This was the only food place at the Tsawwassen ferry terminal. We just got off the plane and went…read morestraight to the ferry. We were hungry and tired. So we grabbed a snack before boarding the ferry. Ordered some coffee and a matcha latte along with a chicken samosa. Pricing a little expensive. Food was okay. They say they heated the samosa up but the inside was still cold. Very disappointed. Should have waited until we get food at the ferry.

This kiosk has essentials if you really need them but there are three cameras pointed at you even…read moreif you are just sitting waiting for your ferry. It was off-putting.

Fly, float, figure it out. Get over to the Saltwater Café…read more First of all, the very welcoming staff were amazing. The pastries were unbelievable!! Then came the breakfast, more than I expected. If you are visiting this area or live in Washington or Vancouver, you seriously need to stop by this great little stop in Point Roberts Washington.

Book lovers will get distracted by the little free library outside and the bookshelves in the back,…read moretoo. Had the BLTA on foccacia and it did not disappoint. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and a welcoming, cozy interior.

Been coming here for years. I love the country look of the store. Located downtown on Golf Road in…read morePoint Roberts aways before Kiniski's Reef. Everytime I walk in I receive good service and friendly smiles. As a full time resident in Point Roberts this place is nice for getting small clothing items, household goods, soaps, hats, sunglass and CBD oil to relieve pain. It's totally worth a look. Anything you don't see ask Auntie Pam and shell happily try and order it as long as you buy it. I live my new sumglassess and belly button rings!! Thank you

This is a really charming little store, though once you get in you realize it's not as little as it…read morelooks. Past the (nice) handmade jewelry and body care/soaps, there is food, clothing, and probably anything else you need. The food includes some Trader Joe's products, some fancy mustards, and even a nod to gluten-free. Hard to leave empty-handed, and I didn't.

I understand that people don't expect service from fast food joints, however, is it too much to…read moreexpect staff members to put on a smile or, at the very least, not to have a frown when helping customers. The chicken flat bread was lukewarm when I got it. Staff had inadvertently left it near the cash register but not at the pickup counter. This meant that the flatbread had been sitting there for awhile before returning to its rightful owner. Aside from the lukewarm pizza, i thought there was quite a bit of chicken on it, to my pleasant surprise.

We were excited to a try Tim Hortons as someone traveling from America but was very, very…read moredisappointed, especially when we ordered the meal and was charged for a meal but they only gave us the ala cart sandwich. They refused to correct their error, bathrooms were dirty and out of soap and service was slow. Sadly, I wasn't wont be back.