Prado Cafe - Vancouver, British Columbia

Am I in love with Prado? No. Is it a relaxing place in an otherwise challenging neighbourhood, absolutely. As one of the few places on this block that doesn't seem to have broken windows, I am pleasantly surprised with how clean and kept this coffee shop is. There are large ... and small tables inside with a simple yet comfortable vibe. The baked goods are wonderful, but the sandwich I had was to be forgotten. I wasn't overjoyed by the fact that a single tea is $4.20 but I will admit that it was pretty good tasting. Read more

This marks my second visit to a Prado location, and unfortunately, it's also the second instance of receiving coffee that was tepid and lacking in flavor. The Soy Cortado I ordered was notably lacklustre and left me feeling let down. While I'm reluctant to criticize this place or any local ... establishment, especially since it appears to be a charming coffee shop, I was dissatisfied with my experience. Read more

This cafe is a great spot to sit and work on my laptop. I enjoyed a Cheddar chive scone today, which was very filling for a dessert haha. The only downside for me is that the long chair along the window is a bit too high for the table, causing ... my neck to tire easily. Read more

A quiet cafe in the busy city. It's a nice place to read a book or do your journal while enjoying a cup of coffee or tea and a yummy light snack from their menu or a homemade pastry/dessert from their showcase display.

Pretty cute little cafe. They had a couple seasonal drinks on the menu and a nice selection of snacks, but I wasn't blown away by the (autumn spice) latte or cookie (with no name). Great atmosphere and very friendly staff though! Would come back to sit and work on my laptop.