One of the best coffee shops in Richmond and popular cyclist hangout spot. Coffee is superb. Pastries are great. Ambience is pleasant. We stop by for a coffee every time we are in the area
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Isabelle C.
Theres this worker named Olivia and she is just a bundle of joy. Flowers bloom where she walks. She is just lovely!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Draigh LeNoire
Itâs a wonderful place to stop in for a coffee before starting out on a days bicycle ride or at the end of a ride to relax and enjoy something to eat and chat about how the ride was.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Francis Wu
Great little cafe in the London Landing area. The owner is a bike enthusiast so you'll see all kinds of bike themed decorations here.
Many cyclists come here as one of the pit stops and you can enjoy both indoors and outside.
I tried the London Fog and it was just right (not too sweet). It comes with a little cookie too.
There is parking on the street and in the lot, but it is certainly more accessible by bike and on foot.
Prompt service, good atmosphere. Unable to get internet service. WiFi not available
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Kanako Sakurada
Big cyclistsâ hub! Many many cycling related decors. Very busy place but service was accurate and efficient. Very good coffee and almond florentin. First time seeing a decent florentin in Vancouver area!
Sitting outside in the sunshine is great. Peaceful and quiet
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Bright Ravenwood
Picture this: Dense foam, topped on 3 shots of chocolatey, velvet espresso. A cinnamon spoon that pairs perfectly with the sprinkle of brown sugar on top. Rarely do I ever encounter a perfect 10 crafted dry cappuccino like this one. The young gentleman barista hit it beautifully on the first try. Group of cyclists hanging out, and 3 cafe students. Only 1 star off for the AC being on by the window and plugs - a little noisy.
Baked goods looked real and quality. By the way, the prices are totally fair and the taste reflects the commitment to quality.
No AI needed to write this review. Just straight from my cup of pure bliss to yours.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Lee Amanda
My friend and I tried out this cafe a couple weeks ago. I got a cappuccino and my friend got an iced vanilla latte.
The coffee was good.
My friend's iced latte was served in a covered togo cup. Half way through her drink we noticed a strand of hair on the inside wall of the cup. We decided to let the staff know. We walked back in and talked to a lady and told her about the hair. She took the cup from us and started scratching cup a few times and asked us: are u sure it's inside the cup ?
She went to talk to a man who took our orders at the front. They both looked at the hair and scratched the cup as well. Then the man looked up and asked if we wanted another drink.
At this point, we just wanted to leave and did not want to deal with them anymore. First, there were no apologies. Second, the way we were spoken to sounded like we planted the hair in there. Third, we were not offered the option for a refund.
This service was disappointing.
Frank
Sanctuary Coffee offers an intriguing specialty coffee experience. I tried their Ethiopian blend which delivered interesting complexity - distinct strawberry notes up front with a pleasant chestnut undertone and a lingering sweetness. The acidity was pronounced, which might not be everyone's preference but showcases the beans' character.
First visit to the shop while I'm a trip to Vancouverm. The service was pretty good but the American I ordered was very poor. It tasted like drip coffee and there was no sign of any crema. That's usually the sign of a barista who doesn't take pride in their work or using old beans. Why have an expensive machine when you don't even use it properly.
All good đđœ no complaints
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of the best coffee shops in Richmond and popular cyclist hangout spot. Coffee is superb. Pastries are great. Ambience is pleasant. We stop by for a coffee every time we are in the area
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Theres this worker named Olivia and she is just a bundle of joy. Flowers bloom where she walks. She is just lovely!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Itâs a wonderful place to stop in for a coffee before starting out on a days bicycle ride or at the end of a ride to relax and enjoy something to eat and chat about how the ride was.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great little cafe in the London Landing area. The owner is a bike enthusiast so you'll see all kinds of bike themed decorations here.
Many cyclists come here as one of the pit stops and you can enjoy both indoors and outside.
I tried the London Fog and it was just right (not too sweet). It comes with a little cookie too.
There is parking on the street and in the lot, but it is certainly more accessible by bike and on foot.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great for a cyclist.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very good coffee and pastries. I love this place!
A Must-Stop for Cyclists in Steveston!
This bike-friendly café in Steveston is a gem. With top-notch coffee, a great selection of food and treats, and plenty of space to park
your bike, itâs the perfect destination for a relaxing ride or a quick pit stop during a longer journey. What really sets it apart is the amazing staff and the genuine sense of community they foster. Friendly, welcoming, and always supportive of the cycling crowd, this place deserves a spot on every cyclistâs cafĂ© list.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Prompt service, good atmosphere. Unable to get internet service. WiFi not available
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 3
Service: 4
Big cyclistsâ hub! Many many cycling related decors. Very busy place but service was accurate and efficient. Very good coffee and almond florentin. First time seeing a decent florentin in Vancouver area!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Restaurantji Recommends
Sitting outside in the sunshine is great. Peaceful and quiet
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Picture this: Dense foam, topped on 3 shots of chocolatey, velvet espresso. A cinnamon spoon that pairs perfectly with the sprinkle of brown sugar on top.
Rarely do I ever encounter a perfect 10 crafted dry cappuccino like this one. The young gentleman barista hit it beautifully on the first try.
Group of cyclists hanging out, and 3 cafe students. Only 1 star off for the AC being on by the window and plugs - a little noisy.
Baked goods looked real and quality. By the way, the prices are totally fair and the taste reflects the commitment to quality.
No AI needed to write this review. Just straight from my cup of pure bliss to yours.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
My friend and I tried out this cafe a couple weeks ago. I got a cappuccino and my friend got an iced vanilla latte.
The coffee was good.
My friend's iced latte was served in a covered togo cup. Half way through her drink we noticed a strand of hair on the inside wall of the cup. We decided to let the staff know. We walked back in and talked to a lady and told her about the hair. She took the cup from us and started scratching cup a few times and asked us: are u sure it's inside the cup ?
She went to talk to a man who took our orders at the front. They both looked at the hair and scratched the cup as well. Then the man looked up and asked if we wanted another drink.
At this point, we just wanted to leave and did not want to deal with them anymore.
First, there were no apologies. Second, the way we were spoken to sounded like we planted the hair in there. Third, we were not offered the option for a refund.
This service was disappointing.
Sanctuary Coffee offers an intriguing specialty coffee experience. I tried their Ethiopian blend which delivered interesting complexity - distinct strawberry notes up front with a pleasant chestnut undertone and a lingering sweetness. The acidity was pronounced, which might not be everyone's preference but showcases the beans' character.
The café's rustic wooden interior with exposed brick and Edison lighting creates a welcoming atmosphere. Their South American and Colombian offerings round out a thoughtfully curated selection.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Single Shot Espresso
First visit to the shop while I'm a trip to Vancouverm. The service was pretty good but the American I ordered was very poor. It tasted like drip coffee and there was no sign of any crema. That's usually the sign of a barista who doesn't take pride in their work or using old beans. Why have an expensive machine when you don't even use it properly.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
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