23 Best Cafes near Sidney

“Great original flavors with smooth espresso. I definitely recommend trying them out!“

“Got a mocha and a flat white. Both were quite good, nothing extravagant although very satisfied.

The Fruit muffin we got was very good though. Little more crunch and texture on top while the middle was soft and flavourful!!!

Price was normal for what we would expect getting in and out for around $15/person.

Not alot of seating, alrhough they do have a few outdoor seats which is what i go for! Could use a garbage can outside though.

Good Cafe, would come again!“

“Lovely Chocolate. Unexpected experience if not used to microwaved egg and Canadian breakfast bacon🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️“

“Quince has such great energy. As soon as we walked in, we immediately noticed how warm, cute, and inviting the space felt. It may be small, but there is plenty of seating both inside and outside.

The coffee and espresso were delicious!

We are grateful for this experience and highly recommend Quince for great coffee, friendly energy, and a vibe that fits beautifully with the Sidney area.

Afterward, we took our coffee on a short walk to the oceanfront, where we found patio chairs and a grassy area to sit, relax, and enjoy the scenery. It was the perfect way to complete the experience.

Thank you, Quince!

Sackeria & Alexander Dezan
Discovered Souls

#SidneyBC“

“Great place for Brunch. The wait was well worth the food and very friendly staff! Will be back Ed“

“Located across from the British Columbia Museum Mary’s is the ideal stop after visiting the museum. Great foods, fast service and fun atmosphere“

“Delicious matcha lattee and spinach pastry. Soo good. Highly recommend !“

“Stayed at the Pier Hotel the week of May 30th and the Cafe & Marker is excellent.“

“Have had sandwiches and baking during the day before and all was wonderful. The porchetta sandwich was ahmazeballs. Finally got in for dinner tonight. Absolutely top shelf experience. The service was attentive, knowledgeable and subtle. I had the ling cod croquette appetizer: texture super smooth and the pickle sauce was perfect. For a main I had the rolled turkey with rhubarb, fiddle heads and turnip. Beautiful plating and the dish was delicious. The rhubarb was very subtle and tender and turkey was juicy and flavourful. Desert was the brûlée tart with rhubarb sorbet. Again delicious. If only we lived closer this would become a frequent special event restaurant. 100 percent, you should try it. If you are heading to the ferry, try and take the time to sample this hidden gem.“

“It is a wonderful place with good food and friendly people.“

“I can’t believe such amazing food and service comes out of this tiny unassuming roadside stand!!!!! Friendly faces, best burger on the peninsula and so fresh. Their own beef and perfectly cooked local bacon, I’m sure the produce is from their farm as you can taste each individual component. Congratulations and I’ll definitely be back with friends and family 🍷🥩❤️🙏👍“

“A nice, large coffee shop. We just wanted some light fare so we took some pastries (fruit almond brioche and strawberry cream danish), which were excellent. Also took a chai latte and a hot chocolate. Good service and room. Good prices. Highly recommend.“

“Cute little location with friendly staff“

“I love their coffee. I order the 5 pound bags on a regular basis, The Tanzania is my favourite.“

“One of my favourite places to sit and watch the world go by. Great food, lovely staff, honestly if you haven’t been yet, Go!“

“Lovely little cafe. Excellent lattes.“

“Fast, friendly and delish!“

“Highly recommend the chicken quesadilla, that was so good!“

“Delicious sandwiches and baked goods, small, homey atmosphere, with a wide selection of tea and a good coffee menu.“

“Fantastic service, with a smile. The Americano I had was as smooth as the cream I poured into it! No bitterness, and no biting aftertaste. They roast their own beans, so, unlike those American franchise places that burn the beans beyond recognition, these folks have mastered the fine art of crafting the perfect roast coffee bean.

Could change the name of that drink to a “Saanichtono”, to emphasize the localness of it all.

Bonus points for having a bike lock area!! I will be riding up here when winter ends. 🙂“

“I meant to post this review ages ago. I purchased an Americano at Fresh Cup over a year ago & I was struck by how courteous & professional the two employees were. They demonstrated real skill as they calmly filled a myriad of orders. They managed the volume well & worked together respectfully. I ordered an iced Americano & the barista made it perfectly (not too much water so it was a good, strong pour). These types of service sector jobs can be tough & I was impressed with their good work. The coffee was delicious too 👍“

“Such a lovely restaurant cafe! We had a fabulous time and enjoyed the food. Exceptional people. We will be back. Highly recommend.“

“We stopped at The Blue Poppy Restaurant for lunch during our visit to The Butchart Gardens and were pleasantly surprised by how good the food was. For a cafeteria-style restaurant inside a popular tourist attraction, the quality exceeded our expectations.

We ordered the seafood pasta, which was generously loaded with prawns and scallops. It was rich, flavorful, and so delicious that our kids polished it off in no time.

We also tried the Butter Chicken Poutine, a Canadian classic with a creative twist. Crispy French fries were topped with cheese curds, rich butter chicken curry, roasted cashews, and other flavorful toppings. It was absolutely outstanding—comfort food at its finest and almost impossible to stop eating after the first bite.

The restaurant overlooks the beautiful gardens through large picture windows, making it a lovely place to relax and enjoy the scenery while you eat.

Service is cafeteria-style but fast and well organized, with friendly staff and prompt delivery to your table. A wonderful lunch stop during a visit to The Butchart Gardens.“