Nana's Bakery — Restaurant in Burnaby

One of the best cevapi and burek ever tasted. They been making these for so long yet so yummy each time you get them. Love that they are open very early in the morning, which is rather convenient if someone wants to do an early morning run and avoid all or any Burnaby traffic. Overall no complaints. You'd be very happy with the product and the service.

• • • • • • • • Latest Review - - - - - - - - Nana's is consistent. Been consuming their Cevapi for a couple of years now and I would say they are as good as the first time I tried. They are warm, juicy and full of flavour. Alas as warm as the Cevapi's are, Nana's ladies are just as cold. They so cold, Russia wants to move their jails from Siberia to Nana's. They so cold, penguins be leaving Antarctica and setting up a permanent encampment at Nana's door step. They so cold, Alaska is considering changing it's name to Nanas. I am not sure what it is, I have had the pleasure of picking up the orders myself the last two times, and I can't figure out what I did or what I should have done to not earn a stern sentence or two. The ladies are not helpful and it almost feels like I am missing the magic word. That being said, go for the food and not the smiles, kindness or...

European style, not the extra sugar and pereservatives you find in the Vancouver food market. Well made pie and pastry, as it is not a large scale type of facility. Polite staff. At the front counter it appear typical to the Eastern-European food stores, but they have a large cooking area at the back that looks much cleaner than many places I visited, I see that because for some years I look behind the curtains and I see soiled aprons and walls and countertops on many places I visited. A large slice of pie is not cheap but I can't eat it all at once, to me it is worth the price over any fast food menu. Blueberries small pies are delicious, and are made with real blueberries, the filling is not like the stuff from the regular stores where they use gelatine and few berries floating in it.

They also sell Polish sweets and saussiges and sweet drinks. Check out their menu on their website, I never did but the screen in the store shows that info as well. I buy from this small store because I do support the local community where the small profit is helping their families and not the industrial food manufacturers and are in the business...

Will not return. Shockingly rude service. I came in here a while ago, on my bike, since it is off the bike route. It was convenient and food was ok. Returned recently, along with friends. I tried to look at the menu posted on a rear wall. Since I'm not familiar with this type of Eastern European food, I tried to ask the worker more about what was available and more about the food. She was beyond rude. Apparently, I was standing next to the counter, so I could see her, while I asked her questions about the food and menu. She shouted for me to go stand in front of the counter before she would give me any information, stating, "You're making me uncomfortable." It was so bizarre, I would have left without ordering, but did not want to put out my friends. Discussing with my partner later about this incident, it felt like racist behaviour to me (I'm non-white man). My partner was more generous and said "maybe she is just uncomfortable with men." Still left a very negative feeling and impact. Too bad because it does seem like an interesting place, with food and eastern...