Review Nero Waffles - Vancouver

Amazing place to satisfy your sweet cravings! The sweet and crispy waffles were amazing! Light and just the right amount of flavour and textures. We enjoyed them so much that we came back for brunch another day! The savoury waffles were also very good! Great service and delicious food!

Nero is a must visit if traveling to Vancouver!! Awesome and friendly staff who would check up on their customers to make sure everything is good! Waffles are always perfect and delicious whether you get sweet or savory. It does get very busy so I recommend coming before/after the lunch rush or making a reservation. If there is a wait for dine in, staff would make sure to write down your name and contact you to let you know when your table is available! Also their prices is more than reasonable than other dessert places in Vancouver.

Such a great experience. There was a short wait and the outside tables were very nice. The staff is all very sweet and helpful with suggestions and explanations of the menu. I ordered the lemon ricotta waffle and it was very good. The hot chocolate was amazing and my favorite the I got I ordered! They melt actually chocolate down and they had a variety of alternative milks to choose from. A great choice for a breakfast or brunch.

There was a bit of a line up to get in but sooooo worth the wait! Both savoury and sweet waffles were made to perfection. The grilled cheese waffle was really nice, I got a soft poached egg on the side and they did them perfectly.

Came by a while ago for some waffles and they did not disappoint. The server was especially helpful in explaining the offerings and even gave us some tips on some add ons to heighten the texture and flavours for our selections. A perfect treat for any day.

TRY THE RASPBERRY PETITE WAFFLE! 😋 We had a wonderful experience with Nero. Great customer service. Clean environment and helpful staff. Outside sitting was warm and comfy. Great presentation. The waffles were fresh and delicious. I just wish the had decaf espresso shots for their drinks too. Overall a wonderful experience. Definitely recommend and will go back soon!

Great waffles brunch place. Very Friendly staff. Our server spoke 4 languages! There was a ~30min wait on a Saturday around noon. The outdoor covered seating was actually pretty warm with their radiative heaters. Presentation was great. And the food tasted good as well. All dishes served on light crispy waffles instead of bread. We had the smashed avocado and Benny with salmon. They have some interesting sweet waffles for sure. We had raspberry and almond-chocolate. Indulge your sweet tooth.

One of the best places we tried. Different style of waffles. Great place, friendly staff and very nice servers Savory waffle was really great Their mini waffles are also fresh and really something worth to try

Sinfully good .. perfectly made. I got a chance to try three of them and all three were great . Though the waiting might let down a few , but it was worth waiting .

The mocha waffle is our go to, and it was delicious as usual. The hostess was quite rude to us which is why we are giving 3 stars. She asked us whether we wanted to sit on the patio or inside, we said patio. We started walking to our table then she stopped us and asked us to share a table inside with another couple, which we thought was strange. We told her we wanted to sit on the heated patio, so she reluctantly brought us to our table outside. There were multiple empty tables outside and there were people eating outside as well. Our server ended up being really nice, thankfully.

Had desserts with 7 friends at this place and our experienced was very good. The place was very nice and got seated at the patio. The staff are friendly and helped us in cleaning a spillage and even replaced the spilled drink. We ordered and shared 6 waffles to try and they’re very good. Very reasonable price. Highly recommended to try.

The food is really good but service is really slow. Average waiting time is an hour. Hope they can hire more staff. Not sure whether it is Europe speed.

The best waffles in the whole wide world! Fresh waffles right out of the grill! Loved their orange mousse and chocolate waffles, Bresilienne was amazing too! Highly recommend this place to go out with friends or a cozy date!

“Nero” serves both savoury and sweet waffles which are handmade daily. These waffles are so light that they melt in your mouth. After trying both the Liege and Brussels waffles, I preferred the Brussels waffles as it was a perfect combination with the fruit toppings that I had. Either way, I would say this is a MUST try place for breakfast!<br/><br/>

The better of the two Neros, hands down. The menus differ and this location has the better one. The layout of the place is lovely- there's booths, tables and a patio outside. Serve alcohol, coffees and savoury and sweet waffles. My go to is the Banella (sp?). Service has always been friendly. Will be back soon.

It turns out Vancouver is a big waffle town and I like waffles. I had my eye on one of the best spots for waffles in Vancouver, Nero Belgian Waffle Bar, for a while. Finally it was my chance to eat there and I was looking forward to it. They serve both Liège and Belgian Waffles and they have two locations in Vancouver. Decisions, decisions. But if they involve waffles there's no problem. The Robson St. location is small with limited seating, with a counter service style. Then the Seymour St. spot is sit-down and serves cocktails.

When I get a sweet tooth ✨, I always go to @nerowafflebar for their 👄💦 Belgian waffles. My go to is the Bresilliene on Brussels waffle vanilla 🍨, whipped cream, caramel and hazelnut 🌰 crumble 👉🏼

Location : Downtown, Vancouver<br/><br/>Ambience: very good; servers are welcoming<br/><br/>Food: Amazing varieties of waffles and other desserts ; Green tea fans can try the matcha here; Sandwiches are also delicious!<br/><br/>*Must go place (once)

First there were cupcakes. Then there were donuts. Now there are waffles? Or maybe waffles have just been here all along. With two locations in Vancouver and Westender naming them as the #1 Best Waffles 2017, I had to give Nero Belgian waffle bar a try. We decided on their Downtown location, the larger of the two, as our intentions were to make an entire dinner out of our visit (as opposed to only a cafe/dessert type of experience). Waffles for dinner? It can be done and Nero proves it.<br/><br/>I had expected the restaurant to appear quite casual and cafe-like, but to the contrary this space was modern and a lot more design-focused than I would have guessed. Warm wood tones and beautifully sculpted booths catch the eye, while dim lighting adds to the cosmopolitan feel. The open kitchen is very large and acts as a focal point. I had heard that the wait times can often be long, however we were seated at a booth immediately on the Saturday evening of our visit. Our server was very friendly and knowledgeable, and even had a French accent himself!<br/><br/>This location is particularly more fun out of the two because this one serves alcohol. Their cocktails sound like they would match the waffles very well. I simply chose the Lavender London Fog ($4.50) because I enjoy this drink a lot. This was a really nice version of a London Fog and the lavender flavour came through in a delicately perfect way. I found this to be a good compliment to the type of food that I was about to eat.<br/><br/>Nero prides themselves on making everything in-house and from scratch using the freshest natural and local ingredients, complemented with specialty ingredients from Belgium. You can easily see this process in action, as it is openly on display. You should also know that Nero offers two types of Belgian waffles: Liège and Brussels. The difference? Liège waffles are more round and originate from the south of Belgium. They are made from a brioche dough with chunks of pearl sugar incorporated into it. These sugar pearls caramelize when baked at the right temperature in the cast iron waffle iron. This waffle is soft, sweet and chewy. Brussels waffles are rectangular and are prepared with an egg white and yeast leavened batter. Cooked in special cast iron waffle irons at a high temperature, these waffles turn out light and crisp. When in doubt, try both!<br/><br/>There are four savoury waffle offerings on the menu (they all sound delicious!) and that constitutes dinner if you ask me! I really liked the sound of the Liège aux Fromages (Grilled 4 cheese savoury liège waffle with spicy tomato chutney and arugula salad - $9.00). I also added crispy prosciutto ($2.50) because everything is better with prosciutto, of course. I didn’t realize it upon ordering, but this dish is essentially a waffle grilled cheese sandwich, served with ketchup and all. It was delicious and a wonderful combination of salty and sweet with a bit of heat. The waffle itself was sweet, delicious and cooked perfectly. I loved the embedded sunflower seeds. Inside was an oozing array of melty cheese as well as bits of prosciutto. I dipped many bites into the spicy tomato chutney (ketchup) and everything about it was a dream come true. The greens that were included were a lot more than a boring side salad. Firstly, the whole thing was generously covered in even more prosciutto, so crispy and salty and good. The arugula was well dressed and there were nuts and cucumber involved as well. This entire dish was exciting and fun. Next time I would like to try the smoked salmon one!<br/><br/>We couldn’t ignore dessert in a place like this. There are several options offered with fruit (which would be great for breakfast) and also several that are served with homemade ice cream (perfect for dessert). While the Banella Brûlée sounded amazing, we chose the Speculoos (Vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, speculoos cookie spread - $8.90). You get to choose which type of waffle that you would like used, and we chose the liège for its sweetness. What is speculoos? It’s a type of spiced shortcrust biscuit, similar to gingerbread but lighter and crispier. It’s very popular in Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany. This dessert was very good and came with an enormous scoop of ice cream. Decadent and sweet, the crunch from the cookie worked well with the chewy waffle and creaminess of everything else.<br/><br/>I would absolutely return to Nero. Their waffles are delicious and they are doing fun and interesting things with them. You can even pop in and pick up mini liège waffles to go. The prices are reasonable and the overall experience is very good. Enjoy waffles in a way that you never have before! It’s the new craze!

Came here for waffles with J and K, to casually catch up. We had the berry and mascarpone waffle (on the right), as well as a special pumpkin spice flavored one (I think it was pumpkin… on the left). I was way too full to eat, so I just ordered the Earl Grey Latte (ie, London Fog). Everything was just OK… J and K didn’t seem too impressed by the waffle quality. I had a bite of the berry one, which was fairly fresh. The London Fog was a tad sweet.

The new location of Nero Belgian Waffle Bar opened up a while back and I finally checked it out. I no longer need to trek to the West End to get my waffle fix! The new location is on the corner of Seymour and Nelson and it’s a lot more spacious aka less waiting! This Nero’s felt more cozy with the red brick-coloured walls and chair cushions; and the dim lighting. They have some snug looking window booth seats and also patio seating as well.

came here during night time, and place is packed, but not as packed as the robson side of it, definitely same quality and being not a sweet/desert type of person i think it's definitely taste good, but the downside for me is just paying $10+ for desert is a luxury to have. and i'm not the person who'll go for these, unless there are people who wants to go here then i'll go.

Nero Belgian Waffle Bar opened their second location last fall at the corner of Seymour and Nelson.  Their original location in the West End is known for lineups so their new, spacious restaurant with expanded menu was very much welcomed by Nero lovers.  I’m a fan of Nero having visited them a few times in the past (see reviews here and here).  This past Mother’s Day, we decided to visit Nero’s newest location for some brunch-worthy waffles.

Nero Belgian Waffle Bar. Ever since the first time I went a few years back, I have been craving for it. If you are a waffles person, you must try their waffles! I promise it is unlike any other waffles you have eaten. I wonder what their secret ingredient is. Nero Belgian Waffle Bar is a tiny shop with just a few small tables. They have two types of waffles, Liege (soft and sweet) and Brussel (light and crispy). After trying both, I recommend the Brussel. It is bigger and portion and also great with toppings!

○good service<br/>○good atmosphere/ more like a restaurant style compared to their original location <br/>○good dessert/ alot of items to choose from here<br/>○family friendly / social hang out / good place for patio in the summer<br/>○decent price for the area <br/>○if I had to choose 1 dish: bresilienne on Brussel waffle with no whip but extra ice cream instead<br/>○would i go back? Yes

I definitely recommend the 2 waffle dessert creations that I tried here. The Orange Mouse and the L’ananas are both delectable choices. And for the quality of food, the friendly service and such a charming ambience, the price is surprisingly reasonable. I will come back for sure.

Their new location on Seymour Street has a larger dining area and patio, cute window-side booths, and a selection of cocktails and Belgian beers. I decided to order the Smoked Salmon Brussels Waffle ($10.90), which is a large plate full of smoked sockeye salmon, dill mascarpone, marinated red onion, and thinly sliced cucumbers. The plate was absolutely gorgeous and just as delicious! I will definitely be back for just this plate alone. <br/><br/>Two of my friends ordered the Rocket Brussels Waffle ($9), which is an equally large plate with havarti cheese, arugula, grape tomatoes, a soft boiled egg, and grain mustard. They both loved the freshness and flavour, and can't wait to be back.<br/><br/>We didn't realize the plates would be so filling, so we had also ordered 7 of their mini liege waffles ($14.29) to try different flavours. You can choose whichever flavours you want to make up your 7. <br/><br/>I highly highly recommend checking out the newly-opened Nero Belgian Waffle Bar if you're in Yaletown. They're open until midnight everyday so there's no excuse not to! The staff are very friendly, and the food is fresh and tasty. Move over Cafe Medina - I think Nero takes the waffle crown!<br/><br/><br/>

Arrived 30 min prior to closing and they closed the kitchen. How hard is it to make a waffle with ice cream. Even full kitchens don't do this. Terrible management.

It’s hard to come across places that are loved by both locals and tourists. And if waffles are you thing, then this is the perfect place is for you. Nero Belgian Waffle Bar is a popular waffle joint that recently expanded to a second location featuring both sweet and savoury waffles including an extensive drinks menu. It’s roughly three times bigger in size compared to their original location on Robson Street. My boyfriend and I made the trip out to their second location in Yaletown to check out the sweet and savoury additions that are exclusive to this location.

First time here and I loved it! We had a seat near the kitchen and got to watch them prepare the waffles. Mmm...I really enjoyed the orange mousse Liège waffle. My friend had the speculoos Liège waffle. Both were delicious. Next time, I'd like to try the banana brûlée one. Reasonably priced and great service.

I love Nero waffles! They’re the best! However, I don’t really like the location on Robson where there are long lineups, and it’s really crammed in the little hole in the wall. Forget about trying to get a table!. So I’ve been waiting and waiting for a really long time for this location to open up. Finally, Sheepie and I went to check it out. A complete 180 difference for this location. The interior is slick, modern and high-end. The 3 booths have a unique side wall that curves into the ceiling. I wanted to sit in one of them, but unfortunately, they were all taken.

This wintry Boxing Day, downtown's new Nero Belgian Waffle Bar squarely occupies Stop 100 of our Search for Vancouver's Best Coffee. It seems like an obvious choice.<br/> For one, good coffee and brunch go together so handily in this town. And two, the sight of Vancouver snow is starting to really get to us. So we prescribed an appointment for brunch at Nero's. If you perk up at the sight of eye candy, you might consider dropping by for a psychological lift, as well.

One-liner: A great new location that has way more seating and the same great waffles as the original<br/>Highlight: Brésilienne<br/>Estimated cost per person: $11-15<br/>Would I go back? Yes.<br/><br/>Check out my blog post for the full review!

Nero has opened their second location in Yaletown. Unlike their Robson Street location, they have more seats, a patio, a different menu, and alcohol. Everyone loves a good Brussels or Liege waffle. A lot of the seating is great for groups for 4 people. It has a cozy atmosphere too. Four Winds Saison was what I ordered. It’s one of their 2 BC Craft beers on the menu. They also have a few Belgian Beers on the menu too.

Pretty awesome waffles! They make them real nice and good looking that you can't hesitate them!!!! Try them with their teas☕️ their teas smell really good and have good taste! Enjoy 😊

Tried the Banana Brulee and the Biscuit. Super delicious and great service! However, I’ve actually never been to the original location (the one on Robson) so I can’t compare :/