Best Coffee Shops and Cafes in Sooke

"Whatever it is you're craving, Jam Cafe’s unique menu will broaden your breakfast horizons and satisfy even the hungriest of brunchers. Their Old Town Victoria location is rockin’ some serious city-rustic aesthetic, which makes the atmosphere super casual, comfortable, and welcoming. Grab yourself sugar-cured bacon and bourbon Caesar and pile your plate high with Red Velvet Pancakes."

"Jam is an all-day breakfast and lunch cafe, inspired by recipes from the south, like their house made cornbread, buttermilk biscuits and fried chicken; they wanted to create a menu of comfort fare in a rustic-city atmosphere. Jam’s featured dishes include their Cinnamon Bun Pancakes and Peppermint Lattes – the perfect pair to celebrate the holidays!"

"The cozy, hipster scene inside Jam Cafe features plenty of memorabilia from years past. Credit: Nick Bentley. If the line outside doesn’t give it away, Jam Café is one of our longtime favorite spots for breakfast comfort food at all times of the day."

"Nourish is the epitome of homey and perfect for your next brunch outing. Situated in an 1888 heritage house in James Bay, the restaurant specializes in farm fresh meals with quality ingredients. The two storey home is a popular spot to grab a delicious cup of coffee and catch up on your work, shop their grocery take-home products or to try one of their amazing brunch items such as their golden benny or lovely pancakes."

"Nourish was created to simplify healthy eating and support active lifestyles. The kitchen plays with re-imagining natural ingredients and preparing dishes that share the chef’s fascination with traditional food philosophies and a love of holistic nutrition principles."

"This coffee shop is way less in your face than either Habit or Discovery coffee and it has a little bit of old world class to it that those other two places don’t have. Like Habit, Macchiato has another older location, this one is in Old Town and is also very nice, though quite small. What I love about Macchiato is the high ceilings and despite being in a relatively new space, the cafe feels timeless."

"Thank you so much Carissa for your special attention for Market Collective (Bay Centre) on 2021Apr12!. Also your coffee shop is amazing with friendly staf..."

"September 2019 saw the arrival of Cacao 70, the newest in a chain of chocolate bistros that started in Montreal in 2011. Their menu contains 10 different chocolate flavours featured in a plethora of dishes including soft-serve dips, customizable fondues, crêpes, and waffle combos. Their fare is available on UberEats and SkipTheDishes, too, so you can binge on the finest chocolate Canada has to offer, and on Netflix at the same time!"

"Most bakeries in town have a couple of vegan goodies, but if you’re tired of the limited selection of vegan brownies and oatmeal cookies, Wild Fire Bakery is the place for you. Providing several vegan muffins (Banana Hazelnut and Blueberry Ginger $3.00 each), a selection of cookies such as the Ginger Spice ($1.25) and Pumpkin Seed Anise ($1.25), and the decedent Vegan Chocolate Cake ($3.25), Wild Fire is a vegan dessert paradise. Vegan lunches and bread are also available."

"Wildfire is usually the second bakery that I pass by on my way to work. Again the smell gets you right away with a mix of wood fire smoke and browning crust blowing down Mason Street, by the time you get there you want to go in. They have a good selection of bread and if you want a nice pizza for lunch you really can't go wrong here."

"Wild Fire bakery aims to serve ethically sourced and environmentally-friendly artisanal baking. They grind their whole grain flour in store, and source all their wheat from Metchosin. Did we miss any of your favourite vegetarian spots in town?"

"As the more casual, almost fully raw sister of Be Love, Cafe Bliss has a very different feel. The menu is a little less pricey and more nutrient-dense, consisting of soups, salads and buddha bowls. Dishes here have lots of colour and leave you feeling refreshed and full but not bloated."

"Cafe Bliss claims to have the best sugar-free, wheat-free, dairy-free cake around — and not just in one flavour!. There’s six different cakes to choose from. Cafe Bliss doesn’t just serves dessert though: they also offer juices, smoothies, whole food meals, and more."

"Even though they were really busy and seemed a couple hands short they got my food out quickly and worked with a smile!"

"A couple friends and I went for all-you-can-eat ribs on Wednesday expecting a new addition to the ever competitive AYCE space. This place tries to capture the…”more"

"Pour Coffee is a family-owned and operated shop in downtown Victoria. A great place for high quality and locally crafted coffee, baked goods and of course gelato!. They handpick their gelato and sorbetto flavours based on the feedback they get from customers, utilizing two BC based suppliers;"

"This coffee shop began their journey as an outdoor kiosk in 1996, and now, with 2 locations, they roast their own coffee, travel the world to select the highest quality and direct trade beans. We are proud to have them in Victoria, and are really obsessed with their drinks, not only coffee, but their london fog is amazing too!. The shop is fun, the staff is great and if you walk by while they are roasting their beans, it smells amazing!"

"Located behind the Public Market and from a short walk of China Town, this coffee shop worth a visit. I love the figure done on my coffee, and the cookie..."