Mon Ami

Patrick Kranzpiller

Mon Ami was a crepe cafe that's now just a salad/chili cafe. I was extremely disappointed when they removed crepes from their menu and honestly their coffee (which is decent) doesn't make up for that. You're in downtown Vancouver and I'm not just going to drive there for coffee. Seeing the owner complain against negative reviews doesn't help either and just showcases a lack of maturity. I understand the need to adapt during the pandemic but removing your biggest star was a poor choice. Bring back the crepes or something else that's enticing and I will change my review. Until then, adieu mon ami.

Chris Murphy

I've driven by this place so many times in the past year and finally had the chance to stop by the other day. I LOVED IT! I ordered one of their Specialty Lattes, the Chik-O-Stick (caramel, coconut, and peanut butter), and was pleasantly surprised to see it was served in a ceramic mug. It seems like no coffee shops do that anymore. This place has such an amazing vibe. So many mismatched chairs and cool local art work on display. Plus the batista working was super nice. This was a great place to get some reading and writing done. I'd say the only downside is that parking might be difficult sometimes, because of busy main street (No fault to them!) I'll definitely be back and bring my daughter for a coffee date soon.

Aurora

Mon Ami is truly a gem of Vancouver. Due to the pandemic, the owner has had to make some big changes, which included doing away with the crepes. As some one who has becoming here for years, I think it has made the business better. The focus is put back into the wonderful Stump Town coffee based drinks, and makes service a bit quicker. Plus, they're starting to carry pastries from the local bakery Sugar and Salt. The coffee isn't the only great thing, the cozy environment that has been created is wonderful! Local artists have pieces hung all around the shop. Eclectic furniture and lighting through out just add to the ambiance. Not to mention, they have a chess night and knitting night every other Saturday! Great place to find a community! The owner (who has been running this place solo due to the pandemic) has really turned the place into an amazing hangout with great coffee. 10/10 would recommend.

ēdenstudio [ life ]

Decent Crepes -- my boyfriend loved the French Club. I tried the banana and peanut butter with gluten-free batter. I should have asked for maple syrup and whipped creme to replace the honey drizzle and cinnamon sugar. I would reccomend researching the creperies in Portland for exotic flavor combinations that might elevate the menu a bit. I'll try again and update my review. Super sweet staff -- tip them well if you stop by. They deserve it.