Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Delta

"Red Wagon may be new to dinner service, but the staple spot in Vancouver is no stranger to killer brunch eats. Now at a new East Hastings Street location, you can find flapjacks in buttermilk and pulled pork varieties on this menu. Address: 2128 East Hastings Street, VancouverPhone: 604-568-4565"

"This cozy Powell Street eatery is one of our tops when it comes to cozy atmospheres and comforting food. Expect top-notch, unpretentious hospitality and delicious French bistro fare in this Port District gem. Address: 1869 Powell Street, VancouverPhone: 604-251-4070"

"A post shared by The Red Wagon Cafe (@redwagoncafe) on Oct 20, 2018 at 8:45am PDT. You’ve seen them on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives, now check them out yourself. Top-notch pancakes with specialty cocktails, that’s what Red Wagon is all about."

"Location: 2724 West 4th AvenueCategory: 24 hour comfort foodDescription: The quintessential vegetarian restaurant that has been around for years. Known for its miso gravy and fries, late night dining options, and for a huge, extensive vegetarian menu. This place caters to everyone.Website: www.thenaam.com"

"The Naam Restaurant is Vancouver’s premier vegetarian restaurant. Begun as a small café in 1968, it has grown into a Kitsilano landmark, consistently winning “Best Vegetarian” year after year in various publications. The menu is extensive, vegan dishes and vegetarian options that can be made vegan."

"Can you really do a post on the best vegetarian restaurants Vancouver without including The Naam?!. Open in 1968, this place was a pioneer for vegetarian food in Vancouver. It’s open 24 hours a day (It’s only closed once a year on Christmas!!)."

"Breakfast at Jam Café: Enjoy breakfast at Jam Café, which is one of the most prized places to brunch (or breakfast) in the city. Be warned, by 9:00 am you will be queuing for a table. I hate queueing, so arrive early to avoid disappointment and lengthy delays."

"What is it: A downtown all-day breakfast and lunch spot with crumbled biscuit-and-egg bowls. They have another location on 4th Street, and both remain local favorites. Why go: You’ve always wanted to try green eggs and ham, haven’t you?"

"It's like a mixture of Thanksgiving dinner and brunch that's going to leave you with an extremely satisfied tummy for the rest of the day."

"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."

"Enroute are very heavily tied in with the local road bike scene, so be sure to get EXTRA spandex’d up when you visit them. But don’t feel like you have to be a bike-list to enjoy their cafe. It’s actually a very comfortable and open venue for those without two wheels and a plastic hat."

"A licensed, bike-friendly coffee bar decorated with the cycling memorabilia of owner Thomas Eleizegui. The menu features quality 49th Parallel espresso, lots of pastries, yogurt & granola, soups, a small European beer list and more."

"Finally, for a further taste of Hawaii, drop by Honolulu Coffee (888 Nelson Street; 2098 West 41st Avenue) for beverages brewed with Kona-grown and roasted beans. Particularly popular are their Hawaiian lattes and honey coconut cold brews. And that is just a mere glimpse into Vancouver’s vast array of sushi and poke establishments."

"Honolulu Coffee boasts a patio that is contemporary and stylishly chic, along with pure Kona coffee, and super scrumptious baked goods. Visit, and it will feel like a true Hawaiian vacation. Trust us, we’re not kidding!"

"Not many Robson-Street restaurants boast a full-sized patio, but Red Robin has that, bottomless fries, mouthwatering burgers and cheekily named cocktails like the Freckled Lemonade (vodka, lemonade and strawberries) and Sand in Your Shorts (vodka, melon liqueur and peach schnapps mixed with cranberry and orange juices). 803 Thurlow St., redrobincanada.com"

"At Romer’s we’re all about keeping it fresh, local, and fun. Our restaurants are focused on casual dining inspired by the West Coast lifestyle around us. We’re passionate about delivering you a quality experience with great service"

"Celebrities has been a go-to dance club for Vancouver's nightlife scene since the 1980s. Located on Davie Street in Vancouver's LGBT community, Celebrities is close to the Granville Street entertainment district and Davie Village's pubs and clubs. The large space boasts a centralized dance floor, which is surrounded by seating and a couple of well-equipped bars."

"Vancouver’s largest gay nightclub has been a go-to spot in the city since the 1980s. Playing mostly electronic and house mixes, the venue is famous for its over-the-top dance parties, as well as hosting many celebrities, including David Guetta and Boy George. After a major renovation in 2013, the club features state-of-the-art sound and lighting."

"If you’re looking for dance clubs in the city of Vancvouver, then this is the one you should consider visiting. This nightclub is quite trendy and one of the favorite spots for tourists as well as locals. The crowd will build up your excitement."

"Its located on denman Street not very far from second beach its a very small place and their prices are very reasonable and their food tastes good."