Juliet’s Café

So I finally got to try this place. I was craving breakfast and I heard I could still get it here around noon. I am giving this place a 3.5…
I ordered the spinach, goat cheese and mushroom omelette. I believe it is called Tiffany.
First off let me say, that it was made to perfection. The egg was a beautiful color and was so fluffy. The filling was quite good as well. The omelette came with a side of bread and potatoes. So my only complaint about the food was that there were barely any potatoes. I mean maybe half of a small potato. I just think, for $ 14 bucks, you should get a decent amount of food. So that was sort of disappointing. My friend ordered a sandwich that she loved. So it seems like the food is pretty good.
The customer service was very good. She was polite and attentive, even though she was the only waitress at noon, and it was fairly busy.
The ambiance is very old, casual. It looks like a diner except all wood. It’s cozy for sure.
So I would come back here, and try something different out. If you’re in the area, give it a go, especially if you love breakfast for lunch.

This is my absolute favourite place to go in Kits when we’re craving a good breakfast and a long, chilled-​out (late!) morning hangout spot.
No, it’s not Sophie’s — but it doesn’t have the lines or attitude of Sophie’s and other «too cool for Kits» places in the area, either.
Instead, Juliet’s Café has a cheery family-​run vibe, where you can happily sit and chat for hours on end and feel totally comfortable doing so. I love how there are family pictures all over the walls, and a menagerie of aquariums and plants maintained by the owners — really makes this spot feel like a kitchen away from your own kitchen.
Lunch prices are a tad steep, but the breakfasts are worth every penny, especially the pancakes and the french toast (which comes with the *good* kind of fresh fruit, ie raspberries, strawberries etc, not the typical filler/​melon stuff you’d get at other places). Good fresh-​made muffins are always available at the front too.
Keep doin’ what you’re doin’, Juliet’s. Kits needs more down-​to-​earth spots like yourself ;)

Comfortable café for meetings!
Lodgy, wood finishes, and open.
Quiet with lots of seating to pick from.
(Cashier acted miserable though)

I’ve always felt like the quality of the food doesn’t match the price. Meaning, I could get a better breakfast for cheaper up the street at Sophie’s, Gypsy Rose, or Zen. Yes, the food here is good, borderline OK. But look at the photo with the bill attached, why is breakfast for two over $ 50 (with tip) withOUT booze?!

With such a bad service you feel like you don’t want to eat here at all anymore.
I ordered side of potatoes that came soaked in oil, when I asked to bring it back the owner refused to take it and turn his back to me.
With $ 40 for 2 breakfast of eggs with toast and eggs with pancakes I didn’t expect this place to refuse taking back a side dish of $ 2.5, ridiculous.
The food was ok, some stuff better, some not as much.
Not a very clean location.
Overall I will not come back here when Vancouver has such a great other breakfast & brunch spots to offer.

Ingredients were fresh but the price is too high. For almost $ 10 a sandwich, they should at least have a bag of chips or something to go with it.

Literally my favorite food spot in Vancouver. Have been going here for years and the quality is consistently high. Bread is delicious and the bacon is divine (literally the crispiest, most flavorful bacon ever). The owners are always friendly, service is quick and its a very relaxed atmosphere.

It’s not a bad place, but with so many other great brunch spots in the city I wouldn’t venture far out of my way to go to this one.
The food seemed a bit overpriced, as was the coffee. Given the up-​front order, the customer service was pretty much non-​existent (other than the kind busser). The atmosphere was strange. The café is quite large but it was mostly empty and without any music or soft chatter, the place felt dead.

Tried to have a tea here one day, asked if they had decaf, got the answer «we have all that tea there, I don’t know if there’s decaf». And then he walked away. Bad day perhaps? I left. Thanks for the unfriendly and unhelpful service.

Juliets café looks like it came out of a studio ghibli movie with its plants and stunning décor. It seems more of a movie set than an actual café. It has a great atmosphere and feels very warm and welcoming.
However, where juliets comes short is in its service and prices. When I went service was unfriendly even though it wasn’t busy and for what I was given I felt seriously overcharged.
However, juliets does have an advantage over other cafes given its space to accomodate large groups and its large tables which are good for working or drawing.
I’ll be back to juliets probably not for thee service but the atmosphere and large workspace

We ate at Juliet’s this morning for breakfast. The menu was great, lots of interesting variations on typical breakfast fare.
However, we had a poor experience overall. Though the roasted potatoes were delicious and we were very impressed with the quality of the ingredients (free range eggs, for example)…I found a black hair embedded in my eggs. When I showed it to the owner he claimed he couldn’t see it and brought his fellow employee over to take a look. She was able to see the hair and to make it perfectly clear I pulled it out of the eggs and handed it to the woman. They both went on a spiel about how it couldn’t be anyone’s who worked there (short and black) and since everyone who works there is Chinese she said it couldn’t have been any of the cooks. I expected to at least get an apology or an offer to make the food again so I could actually eat my meal, but they offered neither, and just continued to tell me that their food is «safe» so I should just go ahead and eat the hair infested food. It obviously wasn’t my hair as mine is long and light brown. I just couldn’t’ believe the lack of responsibility the restaurant staff took.
I would definitely not go back or recommend it to a friend.

Love this little café!
super cozy with lots of seating and windows, this spot is great for weekend brunches with friends.
Yummy Salmon Eggs Benedict and reasonable pricing.

Visited this place at 3pm on a Saturday and there was debris from brunch on all the tables… looks like it HAD been busy and they hadn’t had time to clean up! Fresh pressed orange juice was pricey, but delicious, and served in a wine glass.

I have been coming to Juliet’s for brunch for years. it can be a little busy at times, and you have to stand in line to order before sitting down, but the food is good and usually comes fast. Pauline’s breakfast is still my favourite: eggs, sourdough toast, fruit, yogurt. The muffins are hearty too. A great place for brunch after a nice walk around Kits Point /​Kits Beach.

I was really confused when I first walked in the door. I’m not an idiot but it always helps to have some signs for first time customers so they’re not standing dumbfounded at the door wondering why no one has come to seat them. It took the staffer behind the counter a few minutes to realize it wasn’t that obvious and he shouted over, «How can I help you?» so I asked how it works and he said, «Order anything you like with me and then find a seat.» and that’s what I did. Maybe an «Order Here» sign is in order.
The place itself is alright but it seems they won’t clear and clean the tables unless you stand by it and wait for it to be cleaned, I’m more of a proactive kind of person so that was a bit annoying. It would’ve been understandable if they had been really busy but they weren’t.
They redeemed themselves with the food. Nothing particularly special, just really well done and at reasonable prices. I would definitely come back and give them another shot, now that I know how it all works.

A casual Kits breakfast spot at Cornwall & Cypress where you line up to place an order and the food is brought to your table — a great choice to chill out with friends on a sunny day.
We came for breakfast on a Sunday. We had:
— French toast with icing sugar & strawberries — Recommend if you’re feelin’ a sweet breakfast. This crispy deliciousness was delightfully satisfying!
— Blueberry pancakes — 3 big pancakes with syrup and blueberry sauce

Really good breakfasts. I had the florentine poached eggs they were delicious and I had a fabulous late with my breakfast. My husband’s orange was freshly squeezed while we were there.
Highly recommend this place. It’s very unassuming and a great place to go.
Nice and cozy with the fire place nearby :)

I usually come in here when I drop my dog off for grooming at Woof’s.
This place is quiet weekday mornings, but the staff are so busy and the place so big that I never feel awkward about being there for an hour. If I lived around the neighbourhood, I could see myself hanging out with a book or laptop for an afternoon… with my dog… in the patio— gotta move to Kits!
I have their coffee with sourdough bread toast (YUM). I’ve also tried their breakfast with eggs. It was good food, no complaints. You order and pay, and you take a seat and the food’s brought out to you: very nice.
By the staff being «busy». I’m not sure what they are doing, prepping for lunch/​dinner service? Anyway, I noticed that they’re in the back kitchen a lot and I would have to either wait, or get attention with sadly tentative «Hello? Hello.?“s. Once, this couple came in, and no one was at the register, and they were waiting and waiting, but no one came out, so they got all huffy and left. (Yes, I could have said something here instead of witnessing all this smugly behind my cup of coffee… meh, just didn’t have the samaritan spirit in me that day)
All I can say is, either wait, or yell louder. I like this place.
Food equals Price (at least justifies it, being at a convenient location in kits and is yummy)
Comfortable over Ugly Décor (after the first minute, who notices the horrific pattern on the chairs anyway)
Take it over White Spot any day.

After passing it frequently during walks through the neighbourhood, I finally decided to stop for brunch at Juliet’s Café. The brunch menu was long, and there was something for everyone — omelettes, pancakes, french toast, eggs benedict, sausage, bacon, etc. I ordered the eggs benny (there is a regular option and a salmon option). It came with a Parmesan sauce rather than a Hollandaise sauce, and a side of potatoes, and was surprisingly delicious. The coffee here was also excellent and came in a giant mug.
Service was fast and friendly. You order at the counter and then they bring it out to your table for you when it is ready. There is lots of seating space both inside and outside, and it’s a great spot for both families and singletons alike.

Had a great orange cranberry muffin here and a nice iced latte to cool me down on a hot day.

A casual brunchstop in Kits. This place is open and roomy, and windows all around makes it feel like home. Their menu consists of benedicts, omelettes, and standard breakfast items.
Order up front, take the number back to your table, and food will be served right to you. Self-​serve water pitcher in the front.
I had the Eggs Florentine which was surprisingly good. The side of potatoes were a little over roasted but it was seasoned well. Price was the same as any other brunch place in Vancouver, minus the servers.
Like the atmosphere. Will come again for a quick stop for breakfsat or lunch.