The best latte are is there with good coffee,Wicked signature menusI have not seen it from other placesI strongly recommend wicked cafeIf you are around kistlano or granvilleisland ,You should visit there and try then enjoy !
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I work around the neighbourhood and passed by wicked today and thought I'd give it a try. They have a huge food and drink menu available, not to mention the large variety of baked goods (some gluten free too) that spread across the food display area. I was surprised by the gourmet sandwiches available but what caught my eye was this veggie pie, which looked more like a veggie cake. An Asian man behind the counter, who later on I found out is the owner, described the pie as layers of yam, eggplant, black beans, corn, and tomato pulled between tortilla wraps. I was sold and decided to get one.
My verdict for the pie was OK. It didn't blow me away but it also wasn't bad. For the ingredients inside, I felt that it didn't quite match the cost. There was an abundance of beans and corn, which were from cans. I wish there were more pieces of vegetables.
The place isn't a must visit and it's more like a neighbourhood cafe. The decor isnt anything fancy and you can see all the mess in the back kitchen as there is no doorway between the FOH and kitchen. That being said though I thought the owner provided great service and I appreciate that they are huge supporters of many charity groups. They have you the option to donate to a charity when you are settling your bill at the front.
I'll be back to try their coffee next time!
We visit the Fairview-Granville Island neighbourhood on our 17th stop in our Search for Vancouver’s Best Coffee. Wicked Café is along 7th Ave bikeway, a common bike route that travels west to UBC. And it has a handy bike rack outside.This is an young, upscale neighbourhood with modern low-rise condos. One new development has a long, yawning banner: “These are the homes that you talked about with your friends last night.”
This is a very good neighbourhood coffee shop. They serve great Intelligentsia/Black Cat coffee that they import from the roaster in Chicago. The staff are quick and courteous. The food is good with a bit more variety than your usual coffeeshop with grilled paninis, eggs for breakfast and soup. I'm partial to their breakfast sandwich.
They display work by local artists and the place has a homey feel. Wifi is also freely available. There were some teething pains when management switched over about two years ago but they have worked out most of the kinks and this is a great little coffee shop by Granville Island/Fairview.
Wanted to come here for ages now - finally came and what a pleasant surprise. Probably the best coffee I've had in this city and the sandwich was excellent too. Definitely recommend this place to others.
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Wicked way with coffee and sweets. I've passed by Wicked dozens of times and always wanted to stop there, but I've generally been rocketing down Hemlock on my bike trying to build up speed for momentum to ride across the Granville Bridge. I almost didn't go after reading the negative reviews here, but it was that rarest of things in a Vancouver winter -- a sunny Sunday. I felt like kicking back and reckoned that a coffee and a pastry would not break me if they turned out badly.
The baristo turned out a well-done cappucino -- small (8 oz. of fluid) concentrated coffee flavour, not a tonne of milk. The counter girl told me Wicked makes its scones in-house, which is always a selling point for me. I had a rectangular one with butterscotch bits melted on the top (she warmed it in Wicked's panini press) and crunchy hazelnut praline in the centre. That was novel to me, and it was a great match for the coffee.
Unlike other people who got poor service, the staff got my coffee done quickly. The Korean counter girl was personable enough that when she came out to to eat her morning oatmeal next to where I was having my coffee on the sidewalk, we chit-chatted about being immigrants to Canada. I agree that Wicked's sandwiches didn't look super, and the samosas/sausage rolls appeared bog-standard. But for coffee and pastry, it's "wicked good" as they say in New England.
Expensive, but the food is good and I've heard great things about the coffee. The workers there are really nice.
A great neighbourhood coffee shop. I'm a regular Wicked customer and enjoy the soy chai latte and turkey cranberry grilled sandwiches. Unfortunately (for me), Wicked has become quite busy and I only visit during off-peak hours.
Wicked Improvement. I was in Wicked Cafe on Hemlock recently and found the place quieter, the service was quick and coffee was excellent. I found the barista working behind the bar weren't as noisy either. Noise of a espresso machine and grinders can't be helped, but what can be helped it how hard you are on your equipment. If you watch the girls at Prado or the boys at 49th Cafe you can still have a conversation over a working cafe. Music was pretty mellow too.
had been to Wicked a number of times before, so coming in today was a complete surprise, but not really in the best way.
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