RichlandHub Coffee — Restaurant in Vancouver

Admittedly, we first went here because Bleu Door was out of espresso. We had talked about trying Richland Hub anyways but Bleu Door not having espresso is what pushed us to try out Richland Hub and let me tell you- they are now one of our usual coffee shops. I love the vibe there and the espresso is SO good, I love the taste. The barista's are super chill and nice as well. We got their white chocolate mocha with oat milk and we have tried the white chocolate raspberry scone. In my opinion, the scone was not the best I've ever had (just being honest) but it is still REALLY good in it's own respect. The white chocolate mocha is def a fav of ours wherever we go, you just can't go wrong. But again- their espresso is so so good and I can definitely differentiate it from other places espresso. I love that it's not to sweet, and instead just the perfect balance between having that espresso taste as well as whatever other flavors you may choose. I def recommend checking this place out if you haven't already, we will be spending plenty of money here...

Richland Hub took over an old Starbucks spot. It's very refreshing. The atmosphere is clean and comfortable with unique wooden tables and African motifs. The baristas are really nice and they make really great lattes.

The location is convenient. They're at the upper end of Downtown Arnada, so it's a convenient location if you live in Carter Park. I love stopping by when I take a walk.

The coffee is exceptional, especially their African spiced drinks, pretty unique. The taste is similar to a spicy Mexican drink, but different.

It's a nice social spot, too. I've casually met lots of interesting people from the neighborhood. If you're downtown and in need of a coffee or a spot to hang for an hour or two, I'd definitely recommend giving this...

The menu is pretty basic. They list all items at the 12 oz price. Increased sizes were not clearly posted. There was something about iced drinks, but also not clear. Milk alternatives are $1 more. Worst chai ever... I got a 12 oz chai, which according to the menu would be rich, spicy, and flavorful, for $5. Add $1 for non-dairy (allergic to whey). Add $.75 for no ice (twice the milk according to the barista). Flavor in a little tax, and you have an $8 chai...that tasted horrible. Cinnamon flavored soy milk...