Eternal Abundance Organic Market & Eatery

The ingredients all look good on paper, but the flavour and texture of the food needs a lot of work. The spicy kimchi roll was probably the best thing we tried, but I didn’t detect any spiciness at all. How bout some peanut sauce on the side or something? The golden curry noodle bowl was bland as hell and most of the vegetables in it were over cooked to the point of mushiness. It really needs some direction with the flavour: maybe try lemongrass or galangal maybe? The smoked tofu Benny was the worst. It features dry unseasoned tempeh (no smoked tofu) atop a dry biscuit with a tiny amount of sauce. It’s dry and bland as hell. Honestly the biscuit part would have been great with some gravy or something but what we got was a total disappointment. I asked for some mustard and was told they didn’t have any!

On a rather grey and rainy day, we walked from E. Hastings down Commercial Drive and just happened to stumble on Eternal Abundance. Wow, we are so glad we did! We ordered an Incredi-Bowl with miso and a Raw Sandwich. The food was fresh and absolutely delicious. The bread on the Raw Sandwich was very interesting, and talking to one of the people who worked there, they proceeded to tell us the process of how they make it, which takes days, and it is raw rather than baked bread. Inside the cafe, there is also a small vegan shop with a lot of perishable and non-perishable items for sale. Highly recommended, and whether you live in Vancouver or are visiting and are vegan, it is well worth pushing east for a visit to Eternal Abundance. We are very happy we did, and will definitely return on our next visit to Vancouver.

Hugh quality but quite expensive.

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 5

Service: 3

Felt super welcomed and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Will be coming here regularly from now on. The girl behind the counter was open to make me a customized smoothie, usually at other places the staff starts to show you an attitude if you ask for something off the menu.
Much appreciate

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

I visited this restaurant for lunch with my partner, and unfortunately, the experience left us disappointed. After placing our order, we waited for almost an hour with no sign of our food. Despite staff glancing our way at times times, we remained patient, assuming they were busy with takeout or that our meals required more time to prepare. However, we noticed someone who arrived much later received the same dish I had ordered. When we finally asked, we were told our order had been forgotten by the person who took it—and had even looked our way several times. Although we were given a refund, they didn't even offer to make our meals that we ordered nor did they apolgize. Instead, we were given a stew (didn't taste good-but perhaps healthy) and a pie slice and sent on our way, which felt inadequate after wasting our afternoon. The service mishap left a sour impression on what should have been a pleasant lunch.

Atmosphere: 2

Food: 2

Service: 1

We were visiting from USA and found this gem of a small grocery store and eatery. We don't have this quality of both in Scottsdale, AZ! The produce was fresh and well displayed. The food was delicious and well proportioned. I felt energized after having the Pumpkin Latte, Chia pudding w/granola and quinoa waffles! My boyfriend (red sweat shirt) had the Increda-bowl (and boy was it, filled him up)!! The owner, Andrew even sat with us and chatted about the store's history and evolution. It was a cozy spot and well worth the price. I highly recommend it.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: New Quinoa Waffles, Alex's Special Salad

Can't say enough about the food and the service. Fantastic!!! And thank you ?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Such a gem here on commercial drive! Everything is plant based and so delicious~ especially the “Golden Curry Soup” ?✨

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Kale Caesar Salad, Golden Curry Noodle Soup

I would say it’s more a market store than restaurant. I found the food to be average. It’s all counter service and you get your own cutler/water etc. The store it’s self was quite cold and we kept our jackets on the whole time, even while sipping on a hot latte. They do have a few tables outside in the front. Curry bowl was decent and the miso rolls, chia pudding and salad were kind a meh.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 3

Service: 2

Recommended dishes: Miso Walnut Roll

Everything I've tried from smoothies to salads, from stews and sushi to soups and juices, desserts and much more is always delicious. The quality is always there ❤️

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: New Quinoa Waffles, Roasted Pumpkin Soup, Ginger Molasses Cookie, Hot Chocolate Festival, Miso Walnut Roll, Daily Soup, Burrito Bowl, Smoked Tofu Benny, Quinoa Waffles, Kale Caesar

Love it here!!! One my favourite places in Vancouver for 6+ years

Amazing ! Concept which should clearly be developed across the Atlantic. The waffles were great, the burger ultra gourmet, the sushi also very good (be careful, very spicy, well maybe I have a sensitive palate ?). The smoothies are filling and also refreshing. Too bad we didn't stay longer, I would have liked to try the whole menu ?.
Ultra nice waitresses, full of good advice and very smiling.
I highly recommend!! ??

Vegetarian options: Lots of options for all kinds of diets.

Dietary restrictions: Lots of gluten-free options ?

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Staff was apathetic. Food was expensive for what you get. Did not enjoy the meal at all. Carrots were not fresh. Couldn’t eat much of the Nori miso roll. Tasted like I was eating grass. Nothing special about the expensive house salad. The smoothie was good but the granola mix with almonds on top was stale. I really don’t understand why there reviews look so good!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

We sampled some vegan ice cream and turtles at the Vegan Festival. Both were really yummy.

Whenever I'm on the drive, a fresh pressed juice and the vegan chocolate treats are erhw way to go. They've got a small grocer that offers organic produce. I've tried the flat bread was really good, I like the spot to sit, and the no- waste glass massion jars as a business model.