We had a retirement dinner for a co worker, was a wonderful night.the owner karen worked for weeks…read morewith me on head count, menu etc..the staff was friendly and fast and the food was great! Quite a few " non vegans" have returned since! Thank you ! Jennifer murray

. Service was totally missing; waitress never checked back.. finally flagged her after 30 min re:…read more 'first bite. . The roasted caesar salad was $19 for lettuce that looked like compost remains. When we said it was not only inedible but tasteless a 10% discount ... $1.90... was given. . The soup was good, plentiful. . $22 for meh mac& cheese. Nope ... total failure and not to becrepested or recommended.

They have some really good salad dressing. I highly recommend trying it…read more The place is also a restaurant but offers to go items along with dressings.

I had a squash sandwich (picked it up before a hike) it was very delicious…read more Would definitely return. Be sure to check out the cute book store in the same building.

Perfect spot to enjoy a meal before heading to the ferry. The food was excellent. The service was…read morequick. A great little café.

A cozy cafe that employs people with developmental disabilities, which is so great! COCO Cafe was…read morepretty busy on a Saturday (late) morning, but we were able to order right away. I chose an Iced Matcha Latte, Berry Bar, and West Coast Benedict, and my boyfriend got a Dirty Chai Latte, Maple Nut Bar, and Breakfast Wrap. The interior had plenty of seating, and mostly signage as decor. My Iced Matcha Latte was a bit watered down, but the flavor was decent. The West Coast Benedict was tasty and very filling, with perfectly poached eggs. The salmon was a little on the salty side, but overall I enjoyed it. The Berry Bar was probably my favorite part of the meal - great flavor, ideal level of sweetness! I tried a bite of the Maple Nut Bar, and that was fantastic, too. Would return to try more items!

Good, fresh, healthy food with gluten free chowder as a BONUS! Love it!! I can never find a gluten…read morefree chowder in my locality.

Perfect spot to stop in Nanaimo. Great menu selection. Food came hot and fast. Server was…read morefriendly. Nice outside seating for a sunny day.

Excellent food and clean and cute restaurant! Walking in was a delight as there is not much going…read moreon as far as the neighborhood. A hidden gem of a place.

Huge tasty portions, gal is a one woman show and has some much kindness in her very busy…read moreinteractions.

We frequently eat at or get take out from this big clean restaurant in the charming town of…read moreLadysmith. Their yummy Indian comfort food is consistently served and being gluten intolerant nearly everything on the menu except the nan can be ordered without gastric problems. The hours are good, the changing staff has always been professional and the acoustics are good so when you bring a party you can hear each other fine.

Absolutely unacceptable experience. I found a hair in my food and called the restaurant to report…read morethe issue, but the staff member who answered, Nodia, became incredibly argumentative, rude, and aggressive. I have recorded the phone call as proof of their hostile customer service. Furthermore, I witnessed the chef using their bare hands to pick something out of the curry before serving it to customers. The lack of basic hygiene and the appalling customer service make it impossible to recommend this place. Avoid at all costs.

I am a vegetarian, and its hard to find a good spot especially in surrey that offers a great vegan…read moremeal, thats both western and Indian. By far my fav vegan burger!! The menu was great, lots of items you can order pizza, pasta, and Indian! I got a few dishes, and I was happy with them all. I really enjoyed the veggie burger, and the tandoori paneer plate & the cauliflower wings. Everything was flavourful, and felt healthy, I didnt feel gross after eating this food (most places in surrey you feel like there is MSG and feel not good after eating it) but I felt leaving good! The place was busy when I came in and the staff was very nice and attentive Overall it is very clean, and there is absolutely no meat or eggs there. I will certainly be back to try other items on the menu!

My boyfriend and I were planning on watching a movie at the nearby Strawberry Hills Cineplex. After…read morea search of restaurants in the area, we found this one. A vegetarian bistro and we had just been talking about trying more vegetarian dishes? Why not? As the name suggests, it is small and quaint, buried in a strip mall and one of those "blink and you'll miss it" places. The decor reminded me of a contemporary restaurant where everything is chosen based on their ease of ability to be cleaned (and for the record, the place was clean), with enough seats to sit about 15 people, and I may be rounding up. We were the second table to enter and we were greeted promptly and given the menus. Perhaps I was misled by the restaurant name and did not really know what to make of the meat dishes that I saw: Beef burger? Chicken Nuggets and Fries? Crispy Chicken Burger? I saw nothing to indicate they were the vegetarian version of chicken nuggets or beef burgers, and about 2/3 of the menu was vegetarian or vegan options, so I surmised they must have put a few meat options there to satisfy any meat eaters that wander through the door. I settled on the Spaghetti with Veggie Balls and the boyfriend ordered the Veggie Curry. The pasta was quite filling (included garlic bread) and I discovered the veggie balls and/or sauce was a tad above my spiciness tolerance level, and was even spicier than the Veggie Curry. In hindsight, I wasn't surprised: it is my personal experience that a lot of the times a vegetarian dish will have a lot of spices added in. Chalk it up to not reading the ingredients carefully and thinking things through. In terms of service, I thought it was great. Water glasses were filled regularly, the waitress checked up on us to ask how we were enjoying the food. I would be very interested in coming back and trying other items on the menu!

This is a neat place for well made food at a reasonable cost. Bonus, if you are a person that…read moreenjoys looking at boats & being along the water's edge, this is a lovely place in Cowichan Bay to enjoy a meal with a view. Truthfully, I go for their crepes, but my friends are always bey happy with their other menu choices too. The staff is friendly and we never feel rush to eat & leave. This isn't a place you need to really dress up to feel you fit in. However, you also could if the mood suits you & still not feel out of place. Truly, I am happy that they even have tables on the main level that accommodate those with mobility aids. However, that being said, I am struggling to recall if there would be a easy enough way for a wheelchair or even a walker to make it to the main door. I'll have to remember to focus on that long enough before my next crepe eating bliss hits. As Cowichan Bay is a popular area to stop for meals, do plan to go in advance for parking. As even if there are a few spots for the restaurant, there isn't enough space to accommodate the full restaurant. If you are able to find a spot at the restaurant or are double parking at the restaurant (which is apparently allowed), it is good to let the server know what vehicle is yours. Beyond more than mention "I've parked my vehicle here", so a server can notify you if people need to be let out of the space if they're leaving before you're done. If you don''re not lucky enough to grab a parking spot right at the restaurant, you might have to go far up the road (sometimes almost to the hotel) or down the road (towards the parking area by the pubic washrooms) to reach any parking options. Definitely try it out if you are looking fit an option in Cowichan Bay. I know I'm looking forward to many more future happy crepe eating moments here with friends.

Had a great evening and will be returning for sure. The ocean views are amazing and the food and…read moreservice 10/10!

This is such a cute village cafe. The pizza looked great, but we were not there to eat. I went next…read moredoor to the chocolate and fine food shop, where they sell items such as locally made chocolate, ice cream, honey, balsamic vinegar, olive oil and candles. The chocolate tasted delicious- I had the shortbread caramel chocolate. It's situated in a quaint little village that is made up of several wooden houses. Each structure has local retailers selling artisanal products in it. The shops are just a couple minutes' walk down to the ocean/beach.

Me and my brother went to the Gumboot cafe in Robert's Creek for breakfast. We wondered if it was…read moreeven open as it was dark inside from what we could from the outside and so we entered.DaRFK as Hell and quiet as Hell even though the area was half full! No bacon or sausage and who wants to eat chick peas and beets for breakfast,total garbage ....the vibe TOTALLY SUCKED!!!! We decided to go to Mollys Reach in Gibsons snd it was packed,super bright inside and tonnes of hearty chatter from the patrons....DONT GO TO THE GUMBOOT CAFE,what a depressing experience!!!

I haven't been to phoenix in a while but I went for the first time in a long while, 6 years or so,…read moreabout 2 months ago and it's now a weekly visit! This is what I like to call dirty Chinese food! And no I don't mean that in a negative way what so ever. I mean it in that it's extremely authentic with probably too much MSG but that's what I like. Haha it's absolutely delicious!! And hits the spot every time and very very affordable! My favourite order is: chicken chow main, pork fried rice, ginger chicken and sweet and sour chicken balls. You get all that for around $50+- which is a steal of a deal!

The staff working this restaurant are incredibly friendly and helpful, smooth order taking over the…read morephone. The establishment used to be a bowling alley, the building itself looks like it, perhaps even a 1970s area curling rink feel to it. Food was piping hot and the price point is cheaper than other options in the area. Picked up a take out order on the Friday, right before the end of the year. Food was average, as some dishes were a real hit and others were less than popular at the table. The Good: Sweet and Sour Pork + Vegetable Lo Mein -Sweet and Sour Pork was some of the best out there -Vegetable Lo Mein was practically perfect but missing the toasted Sesame Oil points that you would want in the dish The Mid: Szechuan Prawns + Hot and Sour Soup -Szechuan Prawns were heckin' spicy but that was the only real taste note -Hot and Sour Soup was tasty but had literally no Sour in it The Least Popular: Ginger Beef -Ginger Beef was overcooked and the coating was heavily corn-starchy Overall, this review is sitting at 3 stars, if I could award a half star I would be giving them 3.5 / 5 for sure. Like I would eat here again, but my expectations would remain about the same.