Food: much dedication comes from a love of Roastery, expertise brighten up people in the…read moreneighborhood, balanced pairings of pastries made of fresh local ingredients Service: staffs are patient and welcoming， knowledgable about the beans, provide comforting recommendations for pairing Ambiance: based on the volume of traffic this location gets, it is safe to say it's well received by the locals, coffee lovers have made this a stop on their walks and wonders around the mount pleasant area

great place with friendly service and a wide variety of coffees and treats. Didn't get to sample…read moremuch of the menu, but the coffee was hot and tasty and service was with a smile! Was walking distance from where we stayed so it was a great spot!

This was a cute little place with very friendly staff. I greatly appreciate kindness and…read morecheerfulness, so this is the reason for the three stars. The coffee was very disappointing. I always look for awesome coffee wherever I travel and so far I have not found great coffee in Vancouver. I always get a plain latte so I can taste the coffee well. The coffee was very bitter, although not as bad as a couple other places I've tried here in Vancouver. So if you are looking for a flavorful and robust coffee, this is not the place.

Great local coffee house. Great scones!…read more The service is also very and if go more than a couple times the staff usually remembers your last order.

I just adore the atmosphere & customer service here. It's a truly community coffee shop & people…read moreworking here go the extra mile (thanks again Gary - you saved me with a much needed Ginger Rogers least week!). Truly, you know the food, coffee & tea is good when there's times that the line up nearly goes to the door & no seats are available inside or out. Certain times of the year they have special drinks featured but the staff is so wonderful that if there's something you liked from a past season, if they still have the ingredients, they'll make it. Lately, Ginger Rogers is my treat to boost my day. Honestly, I've tried so many food options & haven't had a meh reaction to any. There's wraps & paninis plus desserts & cookies & take home items ranging from pancake & cookie mixes, jams & syrups to frozen meals. I think it's decently priced for being in this part of the world & like I mentioned, it's always a decent meal or snack. For accessibility, all the tables are moveable. So you could adjust away from the benches & chairs to allow a walker or wheel chair. But as this cafe is smaller, for those with baby strollers, I would recommend leaving them outdoors & bringing in the essentials with your baby/kids. The door isn't automatic but the handles & space around would allow for most to access the doors (providing that the local puppers aren't tied right next to the door & baby strollers are parked far enough back). Parking has one handicap but I would actually recommend parking closer to the vet clinic side, as that would be easier for drop off & pick up for those with mobility aids. There's also a generous patio area for people to sit with umbrellas. So it is very common to see many people sitting with their dogs outside enjoying the weather & a coffee. Bathrooms (there's 2) are accessed by keys provided by staff. It's been a long time since I needed to use them but they were in decent condition considering the range of people that could use them in the day. Might be a bit tricky to maneuver a wheelchair that way but walker & cane users could navigate past the extra door, random pop-up displays & extra table in the business lobby side. This cafe also allows laptop usage throughout the week but laptop free on weekends. After what I seen today (& it has increased in amount of people from other days I've seen), I'm very glad that's the case. Some people legit bring their whole office, including their screen raisers, extra tech options to headphones and such... I personally think if you need to take up a 4 seat space for your "online needs" & you give off the energy that it's serious work, perhaps the library down the road (which allows room bookings so you could do webinars or group work) or look to rent a temp office space might be better for work. But that's just my two cents as a disabled person who notices this happening more often in a lot more cafes lately. I hope these extra tech office travellers at least buy more than a coffee as all the food is really great here & this cafe deserves to be well supported by all. Definitely give it a try if you're in the PoMo area. Especially if you're already planning on walking into the inlet area to Rocket Point park & pier.

I ordered a cold brew coffee and held it up to the light--it looked more like Earl Grey tea and had…read moreabsolutely no flavor (absolute joke). When I asked if it was actually a cold brew, I was met with attitude and defensiveness. I was a barista for years, so from my perspective, that level of service was unacceptable. If it were me behind the bar, I would have said something like, "You know what, that doesn't look right. Can I add a shot of espresso or get you something else instead?" A little honesty and willingness to make it right go a long way. Fail.

Prado is conveniently located near Surrey Central station and KPU. Nice cafe with plenty of room to…read moresit and study. They tend to close early at 5PM. I had their Blueberry scone ($4.95) and flat white ($5.10). Scone was not bad. There weren't much pastries to choose from when I was there after 4. Flat white was tiny and tasted bit too bitter for me. There was a washroom on the rear side, but it's only open during business hours. I can only think of 3 stars for overall experience. It was too expensive for just a small pastry and coffee.

A lovely cafe with lots of space/seats…read more Unfortunately, I didn't really enjoy anything I ordered but it wasn't bad. It was more about my fussy palate and me being picky. I am not a huge fan of sugar. I got a Gluten free cookie. It was overly sweet for me, I couldn't eat even half of it. I don't think the marshmallows were necessary because it's already so sweet! If you're a sweet tooth and GF, this may be the cookie for you! If it only had half of the sugar, I would've loved it. I also got the matcha latte and didn't like it at all. It was grainy and the foam threw me off. If i'm having a hot beverage with foam, I like the foam to be velvety and silky smooth. But again, that's my personal choice and me being fussy. My colleagues had wraps and one said it was delicious. Service was great. The lovely ladies who served us were friendly.

Nice hipster feeling coffee shop at Main and 27th…read more Parking is available on the side streets. The place has some outdoor tables (S an E facing). Inside is mostly bare creaky wood. Staff are friendly. Coffee was tasty.

Great spot to grab a tea and get out of the rain, nice staff :) Skip the lemon bar, unless you want…read morethe perfect lemon bar for people who hate lemons.

Clearly a popular spot with very quality coffee! I got the raspberry mocha and loved it so much i…read moremade it a point to return the next day for another :) lots of great options and although I did not try any pastries, they looked so good! My only complaint is the staffing. The staff was very friendly -- nothing of their fault. But the first day, it took a little bit as there were only 2 (maybe 3) people working and a massive line of people. It was nothing too bad. But the 2nd day, there was literally one person working. She had to take the order, and then go make the order, for each person in line, one at a time. Not only did it take a very long time but I felt so bad for her! I am not sure if that was typical, but not ok.

This is a really nice coffee place in Gastown, as you can see in the pictures. Easily the best…read morelooking coffee shop anywhere I've been. Pretty high end. After dining from one of many countless nearby restaurants and/or after checking out some of the souvenir shops in the area, this is a place where you can relax and sip your favorite espresso, on one of the many comfortable chairs or lounge seats, or on the nice long couch at the back, while having conversations with friends. The ambient music doesn't drown converstions and they have nice lighting throughout the store. I ordered an Americano. Taste is balanced, not too strong, not too mild. The sizes are small though. I ordered a medium and it looks like their medium is an 8 oz. I also tasted the pizza pretzel. It was ok. They have different pastries available but somewhat limited options. Overall, place is great! Service could use a little warmth though, especially a place as nice as this. They just take ur order, no thank you, no is that everything. I realized they close early too on all days, 5 pm. What about the after dinner crowd? That's also just about coffee or tea time for me. This place is recommended but could use some improvements. This place could be amazing!

Got a white mocha latte and the coffee was smooth, the sweetness level was perfect for me (I asked…read morefor half sweet). The service was friendly and the atmosphere was calming. It's a small place but cozy.

Their lavender latte is very sweet and dessert-y, and their decaf coffee tastes good!read more

This spot was all decked out for Valentine's Day when I visited and I feel like they always do a…read moregreat job decorating around Christmas time as well. A cozy coffee shop that always seems to have people in it, and I was pleasantly surprised by the amount of toppings on my hot chocolate. I can see why it's a neighbourhood favourite

I came upon this café hidden in the middle of the UBC campus with a friend while exploring our alma…read moremater on a Friday afternoon last week. We didn't stick around as we were on our way to the Pacific Spirit Regional Park trails. However, the setting of the café was enchanting enough for me to come back with my husband two days later for Sunday breakfast. We ordered our americanos, breakfast croissant, and breakfast sandwich and found a table in the courtyard outside the chalet-looking building of the café. There is small park in the courtyard along with about half a dozen tables. It was still rather early on a Sunday morning before 0930. It was quiet but neighbours were starting to emerge for their morning coffees, yoga stretches and dog walks. The americanos were rich. Good sign before we tasted our coffee: they were not served in mugs, foamy, and dark. Our croissant and English muffin sandwiches were pressed. My croissant had cheese and turkey slices with an addictive spicy jam. The English muffin halves of his egg and ham sandwiches were so pressed that they did not resemble English muffins. However, he said it was so good with its texture, greasiness and flavours. I think I'm going to get that next time.