6 Best Coffee Roasters in Vancouver

“With many reasons to show some love I feel most of all is to live good and healthy is with a kind mouth and this one loves the good beans & a good man and old friend Alistair Durie :)“

“I pick up a bag when I was out visiting in Vancouver l just love this Wonderful smooth fresh taste. How can I get Honest to Pete in Toronto?“

“Popped in for a matcha as I was in the area for an appointment. I did look up cafes in the area and this one caught my eye for the unique name and space. The seating arrangement is cozy and I would definitely try some of the baked goodies next time, more specifically the carrot walnut loaf!“

“I tend to leave reviews when I have something special to say, so I didn't pay much attention to reviews until now, but the number of views of my reviews is increasing, so I thought I'd write about them in a few places.
Recently, I visit this place every time I go commercial.
Already a hip place. I think I visited 4-5 times so there are several photos.
I wish the bakery was a little less greasy, but the coffee is good and the atmosphere is nice -
I've never been to the Lunch Lady next door.
Anyway, considering the location or anything else, it's a good cafe to stop by.
Among the cafes in Vancouver, these cafes are somewhat similar to cafes elsewhere in Seoul, such as Yeonnam or Seongsu in Korea (in terms of atmosphere and interior).
My local friends also visit often.
They recommend flat white and I usually go black
For self-serving, there is only milk and cream, no oat milk.“

“The separate kitchen area to prepare food means cleaner sandwiches prepared properly. The pastries are baked in-house.“

“We tried this Vancouver based roaster's coffee at Coo Coo Coffee in Yaletown. They have a few brewing methods there so it's a good place to try their beans fresh. Just be aware this Kent Ave address is not for a cafe but a wholesale head office. Other reviewer apps reviewed their cafe from years ago but that's now closed.“