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Burnaby cafes you may not know about
Burnaby is home to some very popular cafes—take La Foret or Ki Cafe, for example.
But if you’re looking for lesser-known spots to grab a coffee, pastries, or a breakfast sandwich, there are some real hidden gems worth visiting.
Check out our recommendations for Burnaby cafes you may not know about.
Tucked in an unassuming business complex on Sussex Avenue, this quaint bubble tea spot offers up a roster of impressive drink selections, including fruit macchiatos, purple rice red bean yogurt, mango fruit tea, and much more. They also have an amazing pastry selection that is almost too pretty to eat.
Address: #110-6125 Sussex Ave.
With an antique feel and rustic interior, this very cute and tiny cafe is located on the corner of 6th Street and 13th Avenue. Handworks is known for its coffee and pastry selection, but also carries Zakka (which roughly translates to “uncategorized things” in Japanese).Address: 7705 6th St.
This neighbourhood gem serves up delicious breakfast sandwiches, wraps, and baked goods alongside a wide range of hot and cold drink options. Folks rave about the raspberry mocha and chicken paninis.
Address: 8699 10th Ave.
Located in a small strip mall on North Road, Juillet Cafe offers up a large variety of caffeinated and non-caffeinated specialty drinks. Currently, Juillet is offering its winter menu, which includes handcrafted and unique offerings like the sweet potato latte and the black sesame latte.
Address: 4341 North Rd.
This recently-opened cafe located on Eastlake Drive can be easy to miss, but once you find it you’ll be glad you stopped by. Bread and Butter Cafe is a great place to grab a coffee and a sandwich. With menu items like the smoked salmon bagel, ham & cheese sourdough, and roast chicken sandwich, this cafe makes for a solid spot for those looking for a quick bite and coffee to take on the go.
Address: 8327 Eastlake Dr., Unit 102
Did you know that this popular Vancouver coffee chain also has a Burnaby location?
You just need to head to Still Creek Drive to find it! This stunning Prado location can be found inside an office building. It’s spacious, bright and cozy at the same time. Prado is known for its bold and rich coffee options, delicious lunch options, and delectable baked goods. A must-try for those looking for a hidden gem in the city.
Address: 4321 Still Creek Dr.
If you’re ever visiting Madison Centre in the Brentwood area, be sure to stop by Cuppa Joe. This little cafe is a popular spot in the neighbourhood for a solid cuppa joe.
Address: 105-1899 Rosser Ave.
From artisanal baked goods to house-made gelato to specialty coffee, FDL Cafe has it all. Plus, its sandwiches are chock full of flavourful ingredients. The cafe’s delicious baked goods have definitely made it a neighbourhood favourite so be sure to grab one with your coffee!
Address: 100B 4233 Hastings St.
This very cute coffee shop and dessert spot recently opened in the Brentwood area. Tara’s Bean serves up delectable sweet treats (like tiramisu in a cup, macarons, and a variety of delicately constructed cakes) as well as coffees, teas, and beautifully crafted cold drinks.Address: 1899 Willingdon Ave. #107
With files from Marco Ovies and Vikki Hui