Café Bouleau

I wish I could give this a better rating because the service was exceptional. The person at cash was patient as I asked about all the different products and had great recommendations as there was no breakfast sandwich available, even though the shop was open. They recommended the smoked salmon sandwich. Unfortunately, that is where the positive experience ends. They did not have any lactose-free alternative, only nut milk. Nut milk changes the taste of coffee and I find it odd that a coffee shop wouldn't have all the necessary products for their customers. It would be like going to a sushi restaurant and not have soy sauce. I arrived to work afterwards, only to see that half the salmon was brown/gray and the brioche bun was bone dry - as if it was prepared days before. This is even more concerning as my sandwich was prepared fresh on the spot. I also ordered the berry and cheese danish. It was also very dissapointing. Not only in size but in taste. It tasted very much like a Costco danish. All of this for 25$. I want to give it a second try but I can get better food for half the price at Bridgehead or Moca Loca.

CA$20–30

Really beautifully crafted interior with many seasonal themed items and beautiful decore. It is housed inside a conference rental building that is worth a visit if you can get a guided tour. The cafe place has tall ceiling with ceiling to floor glass hence feeling open and relaxed even in winter. It also allows you to have a nice view of pass Byers while sitting down sipping a drink. Contemporary design makes this place eclectic and inspiring while looking at the magazine cover posted on the walls. They offer sandwiches and salade through out the day and the menu is updated weekly or at a regular frequency. While I enjoy the ambiance , I do find their meal offerings are quite expensive; especially looking at $10 small sandwiches and basic garnishes. Perhaps they can make it more scrumptious with more learning experience with if they don’t look appetizing already on display, we were not enticed by the cold food. In summary, great coffee break with relaxing ambiance and open space. But meal offerings are to be reconsidered.

Best Indigenous coffee, and the Bannock Bites u0026 Bannock Scones are perfect. Great place to share some time with a colleague from work, friends, or just a place to get away. A MUST for any coffee lover.

CA$10–20

Had some great sandwiches from there (Mushroom/Brie/Pesto is incredible) but today, I had Egg Salad and the bread was really dry and curled up a the edges. Thinking they need to make them to order so that they are not sitting on display uncovered for hours. Coffee is lovely :-)