Pallet Coffee Roasters - Oak Street — Restaurant in Vancouver

Absolutely avoid if you are with children, strollers, wheelchairs, elderly, anyone who is inconvenient to 20 years olds who are more busy on their phones than with customers. The girls who work there said that children must sit still and can’t walk because they carry things and might not see them. Basically admitting they are careless, useless, unprofessional and infantile so they can’t work there if they can’t even carry a plate with their eyes open while toddler didn’t bump into anyone, didn’t knock anything down, didn’t touch anything and was just walking between the tables smiling to visitors. So 1.5 years old is more responsible than they are. I do hope they never have kids and don’t add to the world of child abusers. We went multiple times to that place when nice Japanese boy was working there and with those employees we will never go back and will go to place without discrimination such as Artigiano where they don’t ask to strap visitors so THEY are capable to do a basic job of walking and not knocking anyone down. They also took my husband’s coffee of the table without asking it was full. So obviously they are happy when they are empty so they...

I wasn’t sad when Starbucks closed, but was disappointed I had to get over to Cambie to the nearest coffee shop. So I was delighted when Pallet announced they were opening. My excitement quickly subsided after I’d been there a couple of times. The drip coffee is ok, but always tastes sour to me, even with cream and sugar. I'd like to see them rotate the beans they use for drip. Isn't it a good way to get people to buy beans when they get to try different ones?

The price of food is a little harder to swallow; $5 for two slices of toast? Someone call the VPD, I’ve been robbed! Their baked goods selection is small, and while I was happy to see a cheese scone, it was tasteless and dry. Maybe an off day... I’ll try again. The speed of service is pretty slow if there are more than 3 people in line. Forever hopeful, I’ll stick with them; I prefer to see a local, independent company in this space. Unless they have crazy overhead costs, I’m struggling to find good value...

Pallet Coffee Roasters in Vancouver presents an exquisite coffee experience that encapsulates quality and innovation. The moment one steps in, the inviting aroa of freshly roasted beans fills the air, setting the stage for a remarkable coffee journey. The cafe's chic and modern aesthetic, combined with attentive service, creates an inviting space for patrons to savor their meticulously crafted coffee creations. Each cup exudes a perfect balance of flavor and depth, a testament to the roastery's dedication to sourcing and roasting exceptional beans. Beyond the stellar coffee, the welcoming ambiance and delectable assortment of pastries and light bites enhance the overall experience. Pallet Coffee Roasters delivers a coffee affair that pleases the palate and invigorates the senses, establishing itself as a beloved destination for aficionados seeking an extraordinary coffee venture in the heart...