CafeTica, gay restaurant in Vancouver
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CafeTica

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843 Seymour St, Vancouver, BC V6B 3L4
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O tym miejscu CafeTica

CafeTica is a small Costa Rican café at 843 Seymour Street in downtown Vancouver, close to the Granville entertainment strip. It's a mainstream, gay-friendly spot, not a gay venue. People come for the Costa Rican coffee, pastries and light meals, and it sits in the cheapest price band. It scores 4.8 out of 5 from about 230 Google reviews, and reviewers mostly mention the food and friendly service. Davie Village, Vancouver's gay neighbourhood, is roughly a 10-minute walk southwest, which makes this a handy coffee stop before heading over.

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4.8
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233 opinii

Na podstawie 233 opinii z Google.

Ruth Young sie 2026
★★★★★
Larry Young sie 2026
★★★★★

Sandwich was delicious.

Georg Ostermeyer lip 2026
★★★★★

The entrance to the school of music is simple, as is the room itself, but the coffee is truly excellent. It's especially worth a visit if you like smoothies. The fruit smoothies are freshly made and are fantastic.

Daria Kharchenko cze 2026
★★★★★

The staff is very friendly, my salmon sandwich was amazing! Highly recommend!!

Brian Parkinson cze 2026
★★★★★

Good coffee and soup today

Yiyi Hsu maj 2026
★☆☆☆☆

I had an extremely rude encounter with an employee at CafeTica. I was performing a concert at Pyatt Hall inside the VSO School of Music on a Sunday afternoon, and during my break between soundcheck and the concert, I stopped by the cafe for lunch. When I was paying, the tip screen appeared on the card reader, and the employee said to me, “you can afford to tip.” Confused, I replied, “excuse me?” He then pointed at my arm and said, “You can afford to tip because you have tattoos.” This comment was incredibly rude, inappropriate, and presumptuous. A customer’s appearance should never be used to make assumptions about their finances or pressure them into tipping. I was a student at the VSO School of Music years ago and am now a professional violinist working in the city. Unfortunately, this interaction left such a poor impression that I will not be returning, and I’ve shared this experience with colleagues as well.

Cindy L kwi 2026
★★★★★

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