Giovane Caffè

It’s a very nice place to sit and drink your coffee or tea. It has a big space for people who want to work on laptops and a small bar table inside a conversation room. It is a good idea to have this room un a ca. I ordered a hot chocolate, and I expected it to be more tasty and bigger in size for the price I paid. I will probably come back to try their coffee next time.

I ordered a latte and a chai latte, but neither really suited my personal taste. The coffee was dark roasted, making it very bitter for my liking. The chai was made from a tea bag, so naturally, the flavor extraction wasn’t deep enough. However, the location is good and the service is friendly.

A new chain coming into Vancouver, and it seems to be promising. I’m not a Coffee drinker, so this will be reviewing the Hot Chocolate, which was richly sweet.

For about $7, the Chocolate used has a nice blend which goes well down, making it a perfect choice for cold or rainy days. The shop itself has a unique build to it, attached to the Telus building, enhancing the area.

I came here to check out the Hot Chocolate Festival offerings but ended up just getting their regular hot chocolate. It was good, not too sweet but pretty rich. I didn’t get any food but the croissants looked good.
Staff were friendly and there was lots of seating.

Was skeptical given some Too Good To Go comments, but decided to purchase a surprise bag from here on a weekend morning. Received a Cornetto Mortadella (croissant base). It was a very tasty panini/sandwich for a light lunch with mortadella, pistachio pesto, and some kind of cheese (retails for $13). Also got a round pastry with a custard filling, whose name I didn’t get. It was quite sweet so best to share it with a friend! I was satisfied with the food and quick service. Really convenient location downtown too!