We LOVE Hanks!!!…read more When we arrived just a little before 9am on a Saturday morning, there were about 10 people ahead of us and about another 5 waiting for their order. The place is truly a bakery haven! They have so much stuff, from croissants, quiches, pies, sandwiches, sausage rolls, cookies, breads, danishes, scones, cakes, etc! We found it so difficult to choose but went with their sausage rolls, quiche and latte. The staff were so friendly and wearing their beautiful warm smiles. We drove out to Mill Bay and had our breakfast by the water, it was magical with the sunshine. LOVED the sausage roll; so moist and flavourful. The pastry was so flaky and I'm not even kidding when I say I wanna go back again tomorrow!!! The quiche was also delicious. It had lots of potatoes and was very filling. Again, the pastry was delicious. The latte was also nutty and velvety! Such a beautiful experience! Parking was tight but we found one shortly after we arrived. Hanks have parking stalls reserved for its customers, so be sure to check and park at the right spot. It is free.

This place makes good bread. They are located in Duncan. Highly recommend. Their cakes and pastries…read morewere good too. I ate them before taking a photo. shoot....

Delightful vegan oasis in the desert of Duncan dining options. We got the "deli slice sandwich."…read morePerfection. Fresh, juicy lettuce and tomato. Flavorful, grilled to order deli slices. Soft, fresh bread. Highly recommended. And she threw in an extra slice of cheese, no charge! Doesn't get any better than that, does it?

Small shop, no dine in. Got an "egg" salad sandwich (1.5/5). It was pretty bland and the bread was…read morecold. Perhaps it would be better if it was toasted or grilled.

The service is top notch! Very friendly people. The coffee…read moreand food is excellent. A bunch of us meet there once a week, so it must be good!

Not a bad little place to stop at if you happen to be in downtown Duncan. I had a turkey spinach…read moresandwich and a cup of their medium roast coffee. The service was great, both girls were quite friendly and attentive. They heated up the sandwich for me on a panini press and it was tasty, it also came with tortilla chips on the side. The coffee they use is organic and fair trade and the brand is called, Spirit Bear. I believe that it is a local coffee roaster. The coffee was good but definitely nothing to write home about. Would I go back? Sure, if I happened to be in the area again killing time. At a friends house later on they brewed me a cup of coffee using beans from Drumroaster Coffee (another local coffee shop/roaster) and that was some of the best coffee I've ever had in my life. So maybe if you're in the area hit up Drumroaster instead.

Excellent cuppa! Smooth and organic medium roast with cozy community vibe. Don't hesitate to stop…read morehere if you're in the region.

The coffee here is very very good, consistently rich, hot, and served with a friendly attitude…read more There is a bakery attached to the coffee shop but I have yet to sample the baking. I haven't tried the chocolate either so can't comment on that! But did I mention that the coffee is excellent?! Oh, and the decor is really comfy and fun.

Love this place! Absolutely amazing lattes and beautiful…read morebutter croissants that were fresh and decadent. The plain butter ones are truly magical while the ham & cheese ones go a little soggy once they warm it up. Lovely hospitality and lots of searing inside and out. Will definitely be back when we're on the island next!

Literally tried this place again. Don't know why I keep giving this place a chance. Coffee was…read morelukewarm. Where are the good coffee bar employees they had.?? Oh yeah, the owners fired them for being too dedicated and perhaps needing a vacation once every six years. Your coffee is as good as your character, gross. Would give this place zero stars. Too expensive for a gross coffee drink!

Why stop for coffee anywhere else when you can stop here? Solid coffee, the best homemade brioche…read morecinnamon roll and super cool staff. Part of our BC trip this week and we discovered this little gem.

NOT impressed. Paid I believe $5.05 or $5.15 for avocado toast- it was literally JUST avocado…read moremashed on a piece of toast. Not even any salt and pepper added, let alone some mayo and garnish or anything that could justify that price and taste good. I could have bought a whole loaf of bread and an avocado for cheaper. Yikes. the girls at the counter are sullen every time I interact with them and looked annoyed that I asked for S&P. Teach your staff some customer service skills and review your menu. You lost my business.

We stopped by Ed's Coffeehouse on the way to Port Renfrew for a caffeine fix and quick breakfast…read more It wasn't busy at all on a Sunday afternoon and the interior felt warm and cozy. I loved the different rugs on the floor and the colorful wall art. We both ordered the Marsala Chai Latte and Breakfast Burrito (which could be made with or without bacon). There were only two menu items for food - the burrito and a yogurt parfait - so choices were limited. Service was friendly and quick, and our drinks only took about 5 minutes to make. The Marsala Chai Latte was so delicious - perfect for a fall day. The Breakfast Burrito was decent and filling, but I definitely enjoyed my drink more. Overall, cute place - worth a visit!

We stopped at Ed's on the way home from a camping trip to grab coffee, use the bathroom, and charge…read moreour phones. I had an excellent chai latte. My friends got lattes. They also had a decent selection of Italian sodas and red bull drinks which we didn't try. The owners were very friendly and had some good jokes. The decor was also fun as they displayed lots of local art. Would recommend stopping here!