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Pane From Heaven Bakery Café
Categories: Food Desserts Food Coffee & Tea Desserts, Coffee & Tea
1688 Cypress StreetVancouver, BC V6J 5J1
Neighbourhood: Kitsilano
(604) 736-5555
- Hours:
Mon-Fri 6:30 am - 6 pm
Sat 6:30 am - 5 pm
- Price Range:
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$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Parking:
- Street
- Outdoor Seating:
- Yes
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
- Wheelchair Accessible:
- Yes
13 reviews for Pane From Heaven Bakery Café
13 reviews in English
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Review from Realtor Darius D.
Vancouver, BC
2/6/2012
Tuesdays and Thursdays! Those are the days I go on "the regular". That's simply because those are the days that they have Chicken curry soup or a tomato based chickpea soup.....both of which are absolutely amazing. Their sandwiches are great and the staff really take care of you. I've never had their coffee and actually forgot they even sold coffee.....but apparently it's also very good. They also have an apple danish that's is "off the chain".
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Review from Brian F.
Vancouver, BC
11/24/2011 1 Check-in Here
Great place for a simple latte and a quick bite.
Soup was good. Panini was nice.
Room is fantastic to people watch. Service is always very good and friendly. -
Review from Westcoast D.
Vancouver, BC
10/14/2011
Started going here regularly a few months ago since I am on maternity leave.
This place is delicious! Food is made in house and the coffee is PERFECT:)
It is a warm friendly place and they remember quickly what you like!
It is very family friendly as well (I always bring my baby).
A great neighbourhood spot. -
Review from graham r.
11/25/2008 1 photo
Good cafe, I'm glad it's close to where I live.
I like the pesto chicken sandwich. It comes on a bread similar to focaccia that is grilled and has eggplant, tomatoes, and cheese.
The smoothies are good too, especially the one with Acai/Blueberry/Pomegranate.
The staff is friendly and the interior is nice. The coffee and pastries are good.
I think on Saturday mornings they have breakfast of some kind... waffles maybe? and I think they are closed on Sunday ( I do not approve of this, but I will not deduct any stars from the rating ).
02FEB09 UPDATE:
They are now open on Sundays.Listed in: Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC
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Review from Josh W.
Vancouver, BC
10/21/2009
Overall, a pretty average coffee shop in a beautiful area of town. The service was friendly, and the Cranberry Scone baked fresh in house was delicious.
However, other cafes up on fourth offer superior coffee. In addition, the vibe is pretty uninspiring. My american nonetheless left me pleased, as I just enjoyed the short walk down to Kits beach to enjoy the sunset with a view.
I'll be back to try the weekend waffles! (Oh, and keep in mind that it closes at 6). -
Review from Barry M.
8/8/2009
Coffees/teas/desserts/sandwiches/cookies available...
Friendly service... what more can I really say. -
Review from Allison F.
1/12/2011
Came here today in need of a quick lunch. Saw the sign outside that stated their lunch special was a panini and soup for $7.95 or 1/2 panini and soup or salad for $6.95.
There was a line to order but it moved fairly quickly. Sandwiches cost around $7 and large containers of salad are $4-5. They also have pasta that is around $8.
I ordered a turkey panini and pasta salad. The panini was large and on delicious ciabatta bread. There was plenty of turkey and cheese and I felt it to be a good value at $7.75. I didn't get mine grilled as I was taking it to go and didn't want to wait. The pasta salad was $4 and is a very large portion. Unfortunately the pasta is quite over cooked and so it, combined with mushy grilled red peppers doesn't make for a delicious dish. I would recommend checking out their greek salad or chickpea salad instead.
With the prices and extremely close proximity to my work, I think this will be my new go-to lunch spot. They also have $2 drink specials for each day of the week. My only wish (other than properly cooked pasta) is that they post what is in the sandwiches before the ordering counter, especially at a busy lunch hour. The pastrami includes artichoke spread and hummus and I totally would have ordered it instead if I had known. Oh well! Next time!Listed in: Worplace Neighborhood Haunts
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Review from Jason L.
Vancouver, BC
8/20/2011
I often start my day here. Its a really friendly coffee shop, coffee is good and they make great muffins (there's an apple, pecan one that's damn tasty).
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Review from Mike O.
Port Moody, BC
9/1/2008
Once again, I was waiting for my female friend to have one of her few beauty mini makeovers completed. I'm always amazed at how many times a woman can go to a salon and never get tired of it. I guess the game of staying beautiful is like the game of boxing - just keep taking and giving shots until you're numb in the brain...
Don't know where I was going with that one...
Anyway, while I was waiting, I went down the road from the salon to a small café called Pane From Heaven. It has a few seats outside in a wonderful neighborhood in the west end. Hidden by the shade of the elm trees, this place welcomes you with it's down to earth atmosphere and great smells from the kitchen.
It's a coffee shop that specializes in deli type treats. They have waffles on the weekend that rival the ones I ate at Global Restaurant downtown. They're thick and come with caramel and whip cream and bananas. They're there only on the weekend, so no mid-week waffle love for you.
Their best feature is their tandori chicken sandwich on red pepper bread. Delicious! They heat it up for you and it melts in your mouth. They also have fruit and nut scones that are baked fresh every day. This place is out of the way, but worth the trip.
When I arrived back at the salon to greet my friend, she asked me where I went.
I patted my full stomach. "Working on something beautiful myself." -
Review from Luisa S.
Vancouver, BC
9/1/2008 1 photo
The yellow font shines brightly against the dark blue sign. Pane from Heaven is a cute little café. It serves delicious coffee and sandwiches. The blended mochas are a bit on the sweet side, but other than that, the food and drinks here are consistently good. Come, crush a cup of tea or sit and people-watch. Either way, it's the perfect place to wile away the hours.
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Review from A B.
Vancouver, BC
5/31/2010
Good sandwiches, good service, but a word of warning - STAY AWAY FROM THE BREAKFAST BURRITOS. I should have listened to my friend who felt queasy after eating one. Today is my 5th day of diarrhea and stomach cramps after eating one. They really need to throw away the old burritos... poisoning your customers is not good business practice.
Also - the soups are a little bland and watered down. -
Review from Elizabeth T.
Vancouver, BC
4/11/2011
Great family run neighborhood coffee joint. Really enjoy their medium roast coffee. Also, excellent home-baked pastries as well!
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Review from Catherine W.
Vancouver, BC
3/11/2011
This is one od the best local coffee shops I have ever been to! The service is excellent and they have a great selection of foods and snacks. Their specialty coffee are delicious!
