Best Bakery and Cake Shops in Delta

"This cute little bakery has expanded in recent years and is a firm favourite among Vancouverites for its sweet treats. How ’bout a slice of raspberry riot topped with hot pink raspberry lemon drizzle or a chocolate-packed outrageous brownie?. Purebread uses real, quality ingredients that help to make their goodies delicious."

"As the name implies, Purebread bakes over 20 different loaves. Find classic breads such as baguette, ciabatta, and rye, as well as a number of unique flavours including sour cherry pecan, lavender rosemary, and asiago black pepper. The bakery also offers plenty of treats to satisfy customers with a sweet tooth."

"A post shared by Purebread (@purebread_canada) on Nov 27, 2018 at 4:17pm PST. This bakery has all the sweets. Including a list of ever-changing options like raspberry crumble cheesecake, flourless orange cake, apple spice cake and much more."

"Tasting a chocolate gluten-free donut at Cartems is like a little piece of Canadian heaven. It’s never a bad idea to stock up on vegan and gluten-free donuts for a ferry ride to the Sunshine Coast!. And if you happen to be on Granville Avenue, Meinhardt Fine Foods, which has several shops around Vancouver, carries a small selection of fresh donuts from Cartems."

"Address: Downtown – 534 West Pender, Vancouver BC | Mount Pleasant – 2190 Main St., Vancouver BC. My friends wanted to go and get some donuts, and we went to this place called Cartems!. Apparently, they have a lot of vegan and gluten-free options (which made me really happy!)."

"Looking inside, you can see there are actually two almond sections: one tube-like almond bar and a generous amount of almond paste buried under a number of layers and folds. Content-wise, this had the second highest almond proportion. Its shell didn't have the same flakiness as the two above but made up for it with a great rise."

"A photo posted by Thierry (@thierrychocolat) on Feb 29, 2016 at 9:33pm PST. It’s elegant decadence galore at Thierry, where you’ll find chocolates, macarons, and gorgeous pastries. Get in deep with their Chocolate Marquise cake (hazelnut dacquoise, salted caramel, crisp praline and chocolate mousse)."

"It's the perfect day to meet a friend on our sunny patio for a slice of Chef Thierry's Chestnut Tart."

"Small Victory is best known for their house-made pastries, but they also make a to-die-for coconut cake, made from moist layers of coconut sponge blanketed with the velvety coconut pudding cream. In the middle of this treat is a surprise layer of crunchy goodness. Address: 1088 Homer Street, VancouverPhone: 604-899-8892"

"Despite the name, Small Victory Café is actually a relatively spacious establishment that offers breakfast, lunch and many other food items in between. Cookie wise, they are known for their Chocolate Chunk Cookie and Double Chocolate Flourless Cookie. Their cookies are very rich and not lacking in any ingredients."

"Every bite was basically an explosion of flakes crunching off the shell of the croissant. However, the almond paste felt quite thin and the inside of the croissant revealed a number of questionably gaping holes. For a $5 croissant and I'd say this one just makes the cut as far as being able to recommend."

"A post shared by Swiss Bakery | Bakery Cafe (@swissbakeryyvr). Swiss Bakery gets a spot on this list for one specific reason- their ‘frissant’. This cross between a fritter donut and a croissant is unlike anything else you’ll try in the city, and is oh so worth it."

"A post shared by Kozak Ukraïnian Bakery (@kozakukrainianfood). A popular destination for Ukrainian food and artisan bread, Kozak Ukraïnian Bakery, is officially opening a new Vancouver location. The local staple will be opening its third outpost in Gastown at 1 West Cordova Street sometime this spring."

"It was okay....we were pretty hungry and wanted to have some food. The food ended up being too much and without salt. I was expecting something better."

"Small Victory being the last one I could recommend means unfortunately JJ Bean is the start of the bottom of my list for the best almond croissants. While I love a good amount of moist of butter in my croissant, this croissant went too hard on the butter. The dough was extra moist inside but as a result this croissant lacked rise, flakiness, and each bite was more of a buttery pull than a crispy chomp."

"There’s one more place you should add on your bucket list–JJ Bean Coffee Roasters. They’ve been around since the 1990s, are also present in Toronto, and are well-noted for the special attention they pay on the coffee roasting process. They always retain the integrity of the coffee bean, which in turn always gives fresh and nice-smelling coffee flavours."

"A post shared by JJ Bean Main Street (@jjbeanmainstreet) on Dec 3, 2012 at 12:25pm PST. With 19 locations in Vancouver, JJ Bean has amazing coffee, great food, and fast wifi. This popular spot is perfect if you want to spend a few hours being productive."

"Sweet-toothed Vancouverites with specific dietary preferences can indulge guilt-free (well, almost) at this alternative Mount Pleasant bakeshop specializing in not-so-sinful treats. Here, vegan cheesecakes are made without dairy, refined sugar or grains – but they certainly don’t taste that way. Salted caramel and chocolate flavoured slices will satisfy your dessert cravings, while the raw pumpkin cheesecake is creamy and rich without tasting overly sweet."

"Normally, staff meal for us is a shared time where we sit down as a family before service and eat something together. Usually, ​one of us cooks something homey for"

"With its open floor capacity, three bars and PK sound system, the Red Room is a popular nightclub choice in Vancouver, with some of the best electronic music in the city. Every Friday is Cancun Nite, which draws in crowds of up to 500 people with everything from salsa and reggae to hip-hop and top 40. Then it’s SUBculture Saturdays, which is all about bass music."

"For those who like to move to electronic and Latin music, Red Room Ultra Bar is calling. The PK Sound system and intelligent lighting set the stage for a night of dancing. The space itself is large and can accommodate 450 people."

"A post shared by GershGrub (@gershgrub) on Jul 7, 2019 at 5:32pm PDT. The Japanese-influenced hot dogs from Japadog have long been an integral part of Vancouver’s diverse food identity and are a perfect example of the culinary scene’s diversity. Over the course of 15 years, Japadog has perfected the Oroshi, a bratwurst that is topped with a special soya sauce glaze and freshly grated radish."

"Photo of Japadogs by Jon Chiang on flickr creative commons https://flic.kr/p/7FbgYj. The popular hotdog was listed as “one of the must eat items in the world” and the Japadog Cart is still one of Vancouver's best known food carts around the downtown core. This famous little local foodcart serves up a terimayo, juicy kurobuta sausage fusion combo that can't be beat."

"Japan somehow just does food right no matter what they make, so why not seep their boasting flavors into the hotdog world as well?"

"Tried a chicken burger, chicken wraps and veggie wraps and they were all SO good. You can tell the quality is amazing and fresh. Would definitely eat her..."

"But locals sometimes grumble about high prices at the more upmarket stands – which makes cash-only Hamburger 2.85 (corner of Granville Street and West Pender Street) a breath of meaty, fresh air. Named after the price of its staple offering, expect peak-time line-ups for its teriyaki-sauced patties, crispy lettuce, thick tomato slices and toasted buns – the kind of burgers that put rubbery fast-food versions to shame."

"Burger $2.85--which rebranded a couple of years ago as Wakwak Burger--is definitely a Vancouver street food gem. From classic burgers with their special sauce to things like crispy chicken burgers and their sides of fries, it’s no wonder Wakwak Burger always ends up on many a local’s guide for the best cheap eats."

"A post shared by Josh Tan (@jkyletan) on Jul 22, 2015 at 6:12pm PDT. Wakwak burger sells not one, not two, but several of the burgers on their menu for $2.85. And we’re not talking about a sad burger that’s a bun and done, no, it’s got all the size, toppings, and flavour to be a serious contender."

"This unique spa transports you to a Middle Eastern-inspired setting and boasts a Hammam and Gommage paired experience. Beginning with a cleansing steam treatment, you then relax in an exfoliation session featuring black Moroccan soap to refresh the skin. You can then follow up the treatment with a massage, facial or body masque."

"Sabai Thai Spa in Coal Harbour gives guests a unique and relaxing experience from their downtown location. The calming environment sets the tone for a blissful treatment that will leave you feeling as though you've just come back from vacation. Sabai Thai Spa offers massages, esthetics, hand and foot treatments, body treatments and facials."