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The highlight of "Breaking Bean" is undoubtedly its coffee. Each cup is crafted with meticulous care, using beans sourced from small-scale sustainable farms. The menu features a range of options from classic espresso to innovative coffee cocktails, catering to a wide array of tastes. The baristas, knowledgeable and passionate, are always ready to offer recommendations or share insights about the coffee-making process.
Breaking Bean Cafe is a delightful surprise nestled in the heart of the city. The ambiance strikes a perfect balance between modern chic and cozy comfort, making it ideal for both casual meet-ups and working on the go. Their coffee, undoubtedly the star of the show, is exceptional - each cup brewed to perfection with a rich, robust flavor that coffee aficionados would appreciate.
A cute place tucked away up the hill near the quay. They have a generous variety of coffees, teas and pastries and a nice little store with Asian goods.
The aprons in Breaking Bad theme were hilarious. We ordered two coffees and an Apple crumble which were very decently priced. I haven't expected the crumble to be so generously served and delicious.
Their service were fast and the restroom clean. I would come back again.
The aprons in Breaking Bad theme were hilarious. We ordered two coffees and an Apple crumble which were very decently priced. I haven't expected the crumble to be so generously served and delicious.
Their service were fast and the restroom clean. I would come back again.
Carol who runs the shop is so lovely. I had one of the best cookies I have had in a very long time. My oat milk latte was fantastic and kept me going through one of those terrible dark skied Vancoucer rainy days. I’ll definitely be back. Cannot say enough about this coffee shop!
Quaint cafe that serves up cafe classics such as sandwiches and omelettes. Would recommend the mushroom lentil soup!
Great experience- amazing watching the tiny two person team work together to switch roles between preparing food (like making crepes), taking care of customers making coffee and everything else needed to run a small shop. They were exceedingly friendly, service was quick, they are located right by the waterfront. The food and coffee were so good it's the only place we ate at twice on our trip. It is a bit expensive but not bad at all considering the location.
Coffee is not bad, hot chocolate is definitely a miss. More milk than anything. The place itself is super cute though, I haven’t tried the food and can’t comment on that.
