If to love coffee you have to come to this cafe. Their coffee is awesome!…read more I usually have the turkey cranberry sandwich, which is my ultimate fav The staff is nice, the service is a little slow which can slow down your day. The place is pretty busy which is a a good sign that they are doing well. I know someone that stays she always come here for her coffee if she's in the area rather than Starbucks. That's loyalty and the sign of a true coffee lover.

I was in the area and met up with a friend here for a coffee date. This cozy coffee shop had a…read morecute, and warm ambiance. There was a huge plushie bear taking a seat at one of the tables. It was not that busy when we stopped by. Definitely, a good option to sit and do some work as it was quieter than some of the other coffee shops. I ordered an iced strawberry matcha latte. It was made well and tasted as expected. Prices were average and comparable to other places. Service was efficient.

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.

- great food - great coffee…read more - friendly service - beautiful ambiance Worth a trip!

Love the baking + coffee here…read more I've been multiple times and there is always a decent selection of baked goods and sweets. Also some packaged items. There is plenty of seating a very bright interior and patio space and free parking underground. Always super friendly staff here. Great coffee !!! I will definitely be back to eat in the restaurant side.

I really enjoyed visiting Café ricotta. It was filled with delicious baked goods and a menu of…read morepastas, salad and sandwiches. for lunch, we opted for pasta dishes as we love Korean style creamy pasta. The pasta was filling, and I took some home as a snack. They had a sandwich and salad deal which I would love to try next time as well. We shared a basque cheesecake which was so creamy and filling. I honestly wouldn't know they had such delicious dishes from the outside. I did notice a lot of students studying there with their laptops which I'm sure is great for them to have the space but annoying when you want to find somewhere to sit and enjoy the hot meal. I definitely want to go back and try more of the items!

I was expecting this to be good but I was not expecting it to be amazing. Wow. We ordered the…read morericotta salad with their house made ricotta. Oh my god what the yum did I just put in my mouth?!? It was so incredible! Then we had the honey grilled cheese. The best grilled cheese we've ever had! Then we had a Dalgona late and a Spanish late. Both so good. This is my new favorite place for yummy lates and lunch! Definitely a must try

A gem hidden in an industrial complex in Pitt Meadows! Love the open seating with lofty ceilings,…read morethe boutique drink selections (including my low-caffeine go-tos hojicha and ube), the wide selection of local merch. We're big fans of the black salt cream. Pastries are definitely on the sweet side but the chunky cookies are not bad! Overall would recommend for sitting down to work/chill/socialize.

From the owner: Discover our newest café in Pitt Meadows, where modern and affordable luxury meets specialty…read morecoffee, offering a comfortable, spacious, and open environment for all.

Cute cafe in Walnut Grove. Great variety of coffee choices... I believe it's JJ beans they use…read more Lovely croffle choices. Will be back to try more.

I stopped by at this cafe on the recommendation of my sister. We stopped around lunch time for a…read morewaffle and drink. I picked their specialty berry waffle and peach ice tea. Waffle was amazing. Waffle was fresh and had a good amount of fresh berries drizzled with honey. The peach ice tea was refreshing, but tad on the sweeter side. I could not customize on sweetness. Service was efficient and staff stopped by regularly to remove finished drinks and trays. I wish they offered savoury waffles on their menu. I think their waffles would pair nicely with eggs and bacon to make it a more substantial meal.

Mmmm I got this place up when I wasn't on keto and let me tell you, they have some amazing flavours…read moreto try out. You can't be shy with this place and the many flavour combos! I was here on a date and sat with a cinnamon mocha that had all the fixens! Absolutely delicious and filled me up. The location was easy to find with lots of parking. A little coffee shop snuggled into the town of Langley with wonderful staff who are full of great suggestions. Lots of seating and a cozy atmosphere. A great date spot or a place to unwind and have a nice simple or fancy cup of coffee! If you ever find yourself in the Langley area I recommend it!

New owners, within the last year I think. The service is so much nicer now and the drinks seem to…read morebe of higher quality. I'm a fan of the soy matcha lattes. Super friendly owners and a nice clean café. I prefer coming here over other local places because it's quieter and far more comfortable. The food is better and much of it is in-house made.

I had the Banana Love (Vegan) and an Orange drink -- both were absolutely delicious!…read moreThe place is super clean and very calm, perfect for families or anyone who wants to relax and enjoy a peaceful time. Service was excellent, and everything was well organized. Honestly, one of the nicest cafés around!

Relaxing atmosphere with very friendly staff. Believe I ordered the victory burger along with a…read morelatte. Although the paddy was quite small ( could have gone for a double ) it was delicious and latte was made superb! Will be recommending to coworkers.

One of our local radio stations was advertising that they were trying to find the best burger and…read moreThe Bistro was on the list of places to try. Living with a burger loving gal, we took advantage of the free advertisement for The Bistro and checked it out. The place is clean, rather spartan, but bright and airy. You order at the front counter, pay, and wait for your food to be made. The menu is far wider than we thought checking it out on line. Is it going to win the best burger? We would say no way, with Loudmouth at Mount Lehman out there along with even Five Guys around the lower mainland, there are better choices. One thing the lovely K loved is she was as able to determine the doneness of the meat. The potatoes that came with were good, but soft on the inside and also out, which isn't what I'd want. I had the breakfast brunch of Desi Platter which was very tasty, and quite different. One thing I will say is the price of the menu item deserved a three egg omelette, not two. The rest of the platter was really great, the paratha especially, never tried that. Would we go back, probably, but not compelled to do so right away.

The Bistro is adding to my steadfast belief that sometimes the best little breakfast/lunch cafes…read moreare tucked away in drab industrial business plazas. My friend and I have a tradition of getting breakfast before our 9am class on Fridays, and Google reviews seemed to suggest that the Bistro was the place to go. We walked in about half an hour after opening, and the place was warm and already buzzing with a pleasant volume of conversations from a handful of filled tables. Patricia (the owner?) greeted us as soon as we entered and directed us to the menus. It's a small breakfast menu of about seven items, but what they do, they do well. I had the sunken Benny, which Patricia kindly explained to me was not at all like a traditional Benny. Instead, it was poached eggs, potatoes, corn, black beans, bell peppers, and chorizo nestled into a zesty tomato sauce. It felt a bit like a Mexican take on a shakshuka. So hearty, especially as it was served with a delicious focaccia style bread--it could cure heartache, I think. My friend ordered the omelette with a side of pancakes, and the omelette was a great balance of veggies, meat, and cheese. And the pancakes... I promise I'm not exaggerating when I say she shed tears. "10/10," she declared, marveling at the texture--somehow soft, fluffy, and bouncy. The baked goods are also all made fresh in house, and I had to get a carrot and mascarpone muffin to go. It wasn't super cheap (~$25 per person with our various sides), but it's worth it for food that fills the stomach and the heart. Can't wait to come back! Thank you, Patricia and staff!

Delphi Café is a marvelous establishment that made me glad I made the trip to Langley to try. For…read morethose that want to try this local business, I should warn you that there is a waiting period, where you have to keep your name in line. However, it is worth it. When I was seated, I ordered the Smoked Duck Breast Benedict and coffee. The benedict was great overall. The duck meat was exceptionally good if not a little chewy while the honey mustard helped add a vibrant flavour to the entrée. The hashbrowns were solid good and crunchy. The side of fruit were very fresh and juicy to eat. The coffee was great and I saw myself having a second cup. The establishment was mildly lit and clean; aspects I usually like in a restaurant. The service was excellent. I received my food what only seemed like minutes after ordering, and the servers were very perceptive to my needs. Besides waiting, I had a great time at Delphi's, and I hope to come back there very soon to try something new.

Visited Delphi Brunch Cafe for a late brunch/lunch on a Sunday and it was surprisingly not busy…read more We ordered: - Honey bacon Benedict with potato wedges - the eggs Benny was delicious but I didn't like that it was a thick cut of semi-soft bacon on the side and not crispy bacon. I also wish the sauce had a bit more seasoning. - fruity French toast - Philly cheese steak - it was my favourite dish out of the three we ordered. Food Service 4.5/5 Parking 5/5 Ambiance 4.5/5