Dragonfly Cafe — Restaurant in British Columbia

I have supported this restaurant for 7 years and it's usually good enough, allbeit overpriced. Yesterday was awful. Service was decidedly unfriendly, downright unwelcoming. I payed $30 for a green drink, brownie and what was supposed to be a small matcha shake. The shake was vanilla. No matcha flavor whatsoever, no green hue (white instead) or caffeine boost. Just tasted of vanilla and was clearly a vanilla shake. When I showed it to the server, she insisted it was matcha despite the fact it was white! I left, shaking my head as I was being gaslit, and went to a nearby business whos owner regularly orders matcha drinks from them. They agreed there was no matcha in it at all. Given that your prices are so high, I would expect friendliness and accurate orders be delivered at the very least. It seems clear they don't need my business. No more...

I rented a Airbnb in this little town and I came here because I've always was curious about this little restaurant. I ordered a fruit soda and I was charged $5 for it see pictures below. And then I ordered the breakfast poutine which was one of the most interesting things I've ever ate and I really like poutine in Canada when I visit but this was a little bit different the cheese was not even fresh it was almost moldy kind of gross.. it has a great selection of bakery goods. It's a really busy little restaurant like people were coming in and out constantly. I wanted to sit on the tables out in front but nobody went and cleaned off the plates so I had to eat inside. The artwork on the wall is just beautiful but it's very high price for what...

This quaint little cafe is incredible. They have an excellent selection of hot and cold fare. We tried paninis with side salads, both were very flavourful, hot and crisp. The chai latte I had was perfect, slightly sweetened, but not shy on flavour. They also had a vast selection of epically portioned sweets. The best part of our meal was the ice cream we grabbed before we left. It is artisan made, from grass-fed cow milk. The chocolate scoop was so flavourful with little chunks of milk chocolate shavings, I had the gingersnaps, which had actual gingersnaps cookie dough or crumbs in it. Both delectable! Such a gem of a stop on your journey through...