coffee shop Modus — Restaurant in Vancouver

My go-to coffee place now. Glad to have found one once again that’s consistent to my taste. Love the americano. It’s the more fruity type of coffee—not the burnt bitter variety. Purchased their beans to grind at home but they are on the pricier side. Their hours are not too convenient for me but there’s always the decent alternative across the street with slightly longer hours.

I would pass on their cookies as I suspect it definitely isn’t made fresh daily and/or the ingredients like the oats for the cookie have been aired a bit too much/long. The chocolate chip cookie is alright especially if you enjoy the very soft type, however, that may be because those just tend to keep longer and/or better turnover. I may be wrong but I’ll just keep to actual bakeries for baked items unless I’m desperately hungry...

Also, bring your own thermos/mug...

Upon entering Modus Cafe, the first thing that strikes you is the inviting ambience, a perfect backdrop for the delightful culinary experience that awaits. The coffee, a critical staple for any cafe, is nothing short of excellent. Each cup, whether it be their robust coffee or the richly flavored mocha, is crafted with care, ensuring a consistently satisfying sip every time. The food at Modus Cafe stands on par with their beverages. The Essential Toast is a testament to the cafe’s commitment to quality, offering a simple yet profoundly satisfying taste. Meanwhile, the Avocado Toast is a flavorful journey, with fresh ingredients that speak to the cafe’s dedication to freshness and flavor. In summary, Modus Cafe on Broadway is a gem worth visiting, whether you’re in search of a great cup of coffee, a delicious bite, or just a serene...

Wasn’t planning on writing this review but this place now rubs me the wrong way every time I walk by. Pretentious staff that made us feel unwelcome. We came hoping to get some coffees and approached an empty table and put our stuff down while one of us went to order. The guy working behind the counter goes “excuse me, that table is taken”. We apologized and left, but considering it was a clean empty table at a coffee shop, we were a little taken aback. There were two people standing by the counter just sipping coffees and chatting with the staff the entire time we were, but there was 0 indication that they were planning to sit at that table. We left and went somewhere else. Having worked in the service industry for 10 years previously, that’s now how you talk to/treat people. No need to deal with...