Buro

Coffee was good. Not much for pastry choices but the croissants were tasty, in previous photos they had a bigger display case which is no longer. Friendly service. Great for people watching. $Food: 4/5

Very small coffee shop, but friendly with relaxing music. I got a cafe latte, regular size but quite small for almost $6. It was good though. They have some decent snacks well. Location wise is central and convenient. Interior pretty basic.

Lovely little spot - espresso is creamy, earthy, expertly pulled and the space is bright and beautiful. Been here a few times and service was quiet and quality. Not that chatty which I like, if I want bubbly I go to the ‘bucks or Blendz

I’ve been to this Buro Espresso Bar location a few times over the years and it’s always been a good experience.  It's a vibe.  Lots of warm tones.  It faces south and catches a lot of light, all day long.  If you like people watching, the windows are huge and the streets are busy. The way the space is designed, the people on the street can see you as well as you can see them.  Kind of like an Edward Hopper painting.  Which is great if you’re a person who likes to see and be seen.  Or land up in a Google Maps Review. Photographically it’s a very cool space because the lines and the light are always playing with each other.  I’ve taken some very cool shots here over the years, but I was too lazy to dig them up.  It’s a good place for a photo shoot or a movie scene, if you had the money to rent it out for the day. There is no tipping with a card, just cash.  The staff are nice, like all Buro’s.  The butter croissants are the best croissant here, and the coffee is always an Americano because they don’t have drip coffee.  I do like the coffee cup design, it's unique. Sadly there isn’t any wifi provided by Burro.  You’re on your own in that department. Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, the front door is on the ground floor with a push in door.

Lovely and cozy café, very solo friendly! They have great butter croissants, better than every else I tried in Vancouver! Espresso & Flat white are my favorite.Food: 5/5

The Coffee is obviously different from many and I've fallen in love with its Latte! I suggest everyone try it. You could also try some of its cookies. Not good for study as the space is cramped and usually full of people. You can buy their coffee beans with two options. Ask for the one that they use regularly to prepare coffee. ‍ The staff is friendly and nice. You can add oat milk to your coffee for an extra charge. My personal opinion is that Buro’s coffee fits better with milk rather than oat milk. Enjoy!

I have this thing where I get colder but never warmer Mochas become my afternoons When my caffeine cravings work the midday shift all the pastries I desire stand here in the room Anyway enough of that nonsense I got a mocha a hot chocolate and a this handmade pain au chocolate that was sexier than Ryan Reynolds on a Friday night 10/10 lovely stuff Wheelchair accessibility: No stairs

very nice, comfy seat, vibe and good flat white will come over again. hope to have a mug when dining inFood: 5/5

A small coffee shop at the corner with a quiet environment. Close to many shops and workplaces.

Don't order the turkey cranberry. It isn't what you think. Coffee is decent, I'd just go else where