Ladurée Vancouver on Robson St: Canada’s first Ladurée, with Parisian macarons, afternoon tea, French toast and a jewel-box tea salon. What to order.
Browsing: Metro Vancouver Cafes
Every city in Metro Vancouver, one coffee map. Start here to find independent cafes, roasters and chain locations from the North Shore to White Rock.
Moja Coffee on Commercial Drive: the BC roaster’s café for single-origin coffee, careful espresso and brewing options from AeroPress to Chemex.
The Bunny Cafe near Commercial Drive: North America’s first bunny café, where you book a session with adoptable rescue rabbits from Rabbitats. How it works.
Zeeka Cafe Bakery on Main St in Riley Park: a small local bakery café known for creative tres leches, pistachio tiramisu, pastries, matcha and cortados.
Maxine’s Cafe & Bar at Burrard and Davie: an all-day European-style brasserie for coffee, brunch, happy hour and dinner in a bright corner room.
WaffleLand Café on Water St in Gastown: Belgian Liège and Norwegian waffles, sweet and savoury brunch, hot chocolate, fondue and vegan options. What to order.
Nemesis Coffee at the Polygon Gallery in Lower Lonsdale: specialty coffee, baking and brunch with views across the harbour to downtown Vancouver.
Nemesis Coffee at 555 Great Northern Way: specialty coffee, pastries and brunch inside the striking red pavilion beside Emily Carr University.
Nemesis Coffee Gastown at 302 W Hastings: the original Nemesis, with pour-over, a brunch kitchen and big windows on Victory Square.
Prototype Coffee in Strathcona: a micro-roaster with a dozen-plus coffees on the brew bar, a tasting-room approach and its famous waffle donuts.