Best French Bakery in Surrey

"What is it: A popular spot, often with a line outside to show, for all-day breakfast in the slowly-turning-hip Hastings-Sunrise neighbourhood. Why go: For diner basics and classics, especially eggs benedicts, done very well. One thing you’re sure to love: the pulled pork pancakes complete with Jack Daniel’s maple syrup."

"East Vancouver’s Bistro Wagon Rouge a.k.a. “blue collar French bistro” has a retro diner vibe, classic French comfort food made with quality ingredients – like cassoulet and French onion soup – a nice little drink menu, and prices that will have your wallet saying, "oui!". Location: 1869 Powell St."

"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"

"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."

"One visit to Purebread in Vancouver's Gastown and you'll see what all the fuss is about. With freshly baked goods that change daily, there's always something new that will tempt. Purebread uses only quality ingredients and bakes everything from scratch."

"The Naam is the oldest natural food restaurant in the region. It was originally intended to be a meeting spot where people could come to experience “the good life.” They remain true to their original vision by remaining small, using fresh and pure ingredients, and maintaining a warm, homey, and friendly family-run environment. They’ve been serving vegetarian and vegan meals for over 50 years and can cater to a variety of nutritional requirements."

"A post shared by Hanna McLean (@hannamclean_) on Oct 23, 2016 at 2:19pm PDT. Considered a staple for vegetarian and vegan eats in Vancouver for, well, what seems like forever, eating at Kitsilano’s The Naam is pretty much a rite of passage. Their calling card dish is their Sesame Fries with an add-on of Miso Gravy, but you’ll also find an array of noodles, bowls, veggie burgers, Mexican-inspired fare, salads, appetizers, and much more here."

"A Kitsilano institution known for its delicious breakfast, the Naam has been serving up its tasty vegan and vegetarian dishes for over 30 years. A taste of their miso gravy is a must. Try it slathered on their dragon bowl or over their sesame fries."

"Possibly one of the busiest brunch places I’ve ever visited, Jam Cafe has become increasingly popular in recent months so it’s fair to say that you should expect to queue if you arrive later than 9 am. Even though the queuing might be frustrating, the food is so delicious!. Make sure to try their Chicken N’ Waffles and chocolate shakes; you won’t be disappointed."

"Finishing the mega-helpings of the dishes here is a challenge, but once you see the Charlie Bowl, Pulled Pork Pancakes, or their Fried Chicken Eggs Benny – you’ll be tempted to devour every last bite. Address: 556 Beatty Street, VancouverNeighbourhood: Chinatown Phone: +1-778-379-1992Facebook | Twitter | Instagram"

"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?"

"A post shared by Cartems Donuts (@cartemsdonuts) on Feb 21, 2018 at 9:12pm PST. Description: The only thing better than birthday cakes are Cartems Donuts. Place a special order at the West Pender location for letter shaped donuts that spell out ‘Happy Birthday’ in your favourite flavours, which include gluten-free and vegan varieties."

"A post shared by Cartems Donuts (@cartemsdonuts) on Mar 29, 2018 at 10:03pm PDT. Another well-known donut shop, Cartems, may be known for their treats but many don’t know that it’s also a great place to study. Pick up one of their classic donuts or seasonal specials to help get you through your work week."

"Haida catering is one of the best caterings in North Vancouver because of the great services that it expresses; it has great food quality because they’re made of fresh and halal ingredients; it also has one of the fastest deliveries around Vancouver, and you can even have it delivered to you with your order on your mobile phone with Haida application which is available on app store and googles play; you can also use their special catering offers like a 10% discount on all of your online catering orders. Haida catering is suitable for any kind of event, especially family gatherings and get-togethers. If you want to have a family meeting, you shouldn’t hesitate, and you should definitely order your food from Haida."

"Haida catering is a part of haida fast food restaurant which offers different sorts of catering packages for different sorts of events; the catering packages are suitable for parties such as birthday parties, family gatherings, brunch or breakfast events or office events; haida catering also has free delivery service and has free utensils and drinks alongside every package and also you can get a 10 % discount on your first online catering order; you can be sure that the packages are worth what you get. Name of the restaurant : Haida Catering. Phone number : +1 604–971–6021"

"In Haida Catering Restaurant, located in North Vancouver, you and your family will be pleasantly surprised not just by the extraordinary delicious Iranian food that will be delivered to you but also by their exceptionally affordable catering prices. Established in 2010, it’s one of the best places for family gatherings. What Does It Look Like?"

"A visit to this Main Street bakery will have you licking your lips in anticipation as you eye all the baked good treasures on offer. Lovingly handmade in small batches, the The Last Crumb serves Ginger Molasses, Oatmeal and Cranberry, and a gluten-free Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip cookie, in addition to a range of scrumptious cookie sandwiches, like the Chocolate Chip Pecan with a vanilla bean buttercream. Cookies are priced at $2.95 each and $3.95 for the sandwich variety."

"Vancouver’s croissant-centric bakery Angus T opened back in 2018, and now the much-loved purveyor is gearing up for a second location. Address: Park Royal, West Vancouver"

"Lemonade Gluten-Free Bakery is the brainchild of head pastry chef, Tracy Kadonoff. After close to twenty years working with gluten based flours, Tracy developed a gluten intolerance and can no longer eat or work around gluten. She then seek out alternative breads and pastries to include in her new diet, she was extremely disappointed in the available products on the market and her “Gluten free baking lab” was born."

"Situated in the heart of Cambie Village, Lemonade Gluten Free Bakery is your one-stop-shop for all things baked and gluten free. Tracy Kadonoff has an extensive resume as a pastry chef, but developed an intolerance towards gluten. Not one to be discouraged of her love for pastries and baked goods, Tracy decided to use her skills and create delicious gluten free treats instead."

"This recently-opened grab and go café and bakery in the Telus Garden building churns out a variety of sweet and savoury goods, but be sure to drop by for their delicious cookies (all priced at $2.50). Nosh offers house-made Macadamia Nut, Chocolate Chip, Double Chocolate, and Oatmeal and Raisin cookies. Nosh’s cookies are sizable and boast a soft centre."

"A post shared by Hilda (@hildatalks) on Jan 18, 2017 at 5:04pm PST. There are healthy options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner at Nosh on West Georgia Street. Try Nosh’s signature breakfast wraps, quiche, sushi wraps, salads, and soups for a quick and filling meal or opt to customize your salad at their build-your-own bar."

"Canada’s first collaborative model of “nano” breweries co-working on-site, Callister is an incubator and a place to try cask beers (get a flight of beer-in-the-making), as well as hand-crafted sodas and on-tap local cider—and also a spot for the one-of-a-kind artwork of Goldmoss Satellite. Think of it as a lab of sorts—where you’re the happy guinea pig. 1338 Franklin St.,callisterbrewing.com"

"One of Canada's first collaborative brewery, Callister Brewing is not only a great spot for fine craft beers, but is also a hub for young talented micro brewers looking for a way in the industry, having three other in-house brands brewing along side their own house brands, this brewery has an ever changing selection to delight your curiosity and delight your taste buds."

"Pretty awesome little spot with about 4 local craft breweries getting off the ground. The beer is better than home brew and always has a few newby's you'll want to check out."

"Opened in 1984, this is—as the story goes—the first craft brewery in Canada, the granddaddy of them all. Since being acquired by a subsidiary of Canadian brewing giant Molson in 2009, Granville Island's craft status is arguable; however, nothing about the pseudo-Mission style warehouse and tap room screams “corporate.” Authentic to the Island’s industrial roots, with its exposed pipes, the cavernous high-ceilinged room is defined by its massive timber posts and beams. Long communal tables and a busy stand-up bar foster interaction among tipplers; the space is inviting and warm, and it can also get loud."

"When it opened in 1984, Granville Island Brewing was the first microbrewery to set up shop in Vancouver. Today, it still brews small batches in its original location while also distributing their flavours across Canada. Learn more about the process of brewing during a tasting tour featuring your choice of year-round samplers and brewmaster Vern Lambourne’s handcrafted beers."

"One of Canada's first Micro breweries, they have stood the test of time and perfect their art giving us a great selection of unique and delicious beer's fitting the West Coast vibe, each named after an iconic place in Vancouver...."

"A great micro brewery run by three lad's, two brothers and a close friend started off working retail but ended up opening one of Vancouver's best Breweries, coming up with amazing creations such as the Altbier, a delicious Pale Ale that is complex and tasty or the Kolsch, a traditional German Ale hailing form the city of Koln."

"Cresting the hill in Queen Elizabeth Park, this balmy, triodetic-domed conservatory is an ideal rainy-day warm-up spot, as well as Vancouver's best-value attraction. For little more than the price of a latte, you'll find tropical trees and plants bristling with hundreds of free-flying, bright-plumaged birds. Look for the resident parrots but also keep your eyes peeled for rainbow-hued Gouldian finches, shimmering African superb starlings and maybe even a sparkling Lady Amherst pheasant, snaking through the undergrowth. The attendants might even let you feed the smaller birds from a bowl."

"It’s a giant greenhouse filled with tropical birds and plants. Come on, this one is just as beautiful inside as it is outside. Perfect for the rare triptych Instagram post- exterior/bird/plant."

"Get down on one knee surrounded by the beautiful blossoming flowers in the VanDusen Botanical Garden. This is the perfect option for a nature lover as the garden covers an impressive 55 acres of land and is outfitted with flowers from all over the world. If you’d prefer an indoor venue, the Bloedel Conservatory (4600 Cambie Street) is just a hop, skip and a jump away and is equally gorgeous."

"This highly popular green-thumbed oasis is a 22-hectare, 255,000-plant idyll that offers a strollable web of pathways weaving through specialized garden areas: the Rhododendron Walk blazes with color in spring,... Top ChoiceMuseum in Gastown & Chinatown"

"Having the highest point in the city, it is worth the trip to enjoy the view of both the mountains and the Vancouver skyline. Queen Elizabeth Park, a former quarry, has dancing fountains that delight spectators both day and night, plenty of green spaces, tennis courts, the Queen Elizabeth Pitch and Putt , and an off-leash dog area. Queen Elizabeth Park is also home to The Bloedel Conservatory, which has 500 tropical plants and over one hundred exotic birds."

"One of the last relatively unchanged areas of dune and wetland along the Kapiti Coast, this undulating 650-hectare beachside park offers swimming, walking, cycling and picnicking opportunities, as well as a tram museum and horse riding outfit. There are three entrances: off Wellington Rd in Paekakariki, at MacKay's Crossing on SH1, and off the Esplanade in Raumati to the north."

"Built in on a former quarry 500 feet above sea level, the 130-acre Queen Elizabeth Park is the highest vantage point in Vancouver, with extraordinary views that extend to the North Shore Mountains and beyond. But there’s more to Queen E, as locals call it, than just the vistas. With manicured lawns and impeccably groomed flowering plant beds, the gardens are the main draw."

"A favorite beach among Vancouverites, Spanish Banks stretches along the west coast of Vancouver, far from the hubbub of the city's urban beaches. Perfect for family barbecues, letting the dog run free (in designated zones), and taking long walks, this beloved beach is best in the morning and early afternoon when low tide lets you walk far out to sea. Map to Spanish Banks"

"Spanish Banks is well-known for promoting tranquillity since amplified sounds of all kind are not permitted. It’s the perfect place for a more peaceful and serene experience – not to mention that it’s also a great spot to host a barbeque with friends & family!. Learn more here:https://vancouversbestplaces.com/top-attractions/vancouvers-best-beaches/spanish-banks"

"Spanish Banks is nestled between Jericho and Pacific Spirit Park, near the University of British Columbia. It has both a rocky beach covered in logs, perfect for climbing on, and sandy flats accessible when the tide is out. Spanish Banks is for you if… you’re looking for a beach session out on the flats with bare feet."