Buro The Espresso Bar

Super cozy, triangle funkily designed spot at the edge of gastown - so easy to walk to. Absolutely delicious espresso ( I had a perfect Cortado ) The beautiful wood table and chill vibe pair so well with this buttery espresso in a fun location.

Lovely place for coffee and teas, this is also a great location for a nice winter day like today. Customer service was good. Did try any of the food but looks just average.

I like Buro Epresso for a quick coffee stop. They offer variety of coffee options. I just wish they had more vegan or vegetarian friendly cookie options. Ambience of the shop is good. Just hoping for them to have more vegan friendly options to eat.

A good coffee shop with dense seating and no-nonsense service. I wasn't sure what to make of this place is til I took a sip of the coffee. Ordered a flat white and it was excellent. I'm not sure if I would come back but it was definitely an interesting experience

Open on Christmas day and a nice way to get away from the cold! They had an interesting tea selection. We had a coffee cherry (cascara) for a nutty and surprisingly light taste.

Buro The Espresso Bar is on the corner of Cordova and Water Street.  Also called “Where Downtown meets Gastown.”  To say this coffee shop is unique would be an understatement.  They just don’t make streets and buildings like this anymore.  If you like windows, natural light, and people watching, this is the place to be.  It’s almost feels like you’re in the middle of the street.  There’s a nice selection of food options but I  stick to croissants and coffee, as a rule.  Both are good, but there is no drip coffee, just Americanos.  Which are quite good.  The staff are always good, but the wifi is kind of hit and miss.  It seems to work better on the East side of the coffee shop.  There’s quite a few power outlets though.  If you want to meet someone in Gastown, this is the place to do it because it’s such a great landmark

Love the cups they use as entire cup is corrugated on the outside so your hand stays cool but coffee stays hot. Latte and Spanish coffee were great with heart designs on both. Peanut butter cookies wth chocolate on them are a must try. Seating is cosy but lots of windows and light. Bathroom is clean.

Quiet in the early morning and has a really nice Americano. The sandwiches are fresh and tasty too. The location of just on the corner junction of Water Street makes for really cool photos too.

We shared a fantastic latte to round off the trip! Esthetically it was a mix between Revolver and Nemesis in terms of seeming a bit industrial, and a bit fresh and vibrant. 8/10 - Good coffee and a relaxed energy. Just seemed like it didn't have a solid esthetic or vibe that it was going for.

My fav branch soo far!! It's very beautiful and has a lot of natural light to the place!! The amazing tasting coffee is also a huge plus!! I've been obsessed with this place for a year now and Any chance I get, would usually order the iced Spanish latte!! Trust me! Don't skip out!! I introduced this coffee to my friend today and she can't stop raving about it!

A lovely coffeeshop in Gastown, Vancouver. Gastown itself remained the looks of the old town, and this adorable coffeeshop fits well in this town. The shape of this place is like a triangle. Windows/doors at both sides of triangle. The barista counter is the bottom side of the triangle. Ok enough of geometry...the barista is wonderful, helpful and sweet. We had a cup of matcha latte and Spanish latte, both with oat milk. They were served in the beautiful cups with lovely art latte. The lattes were heavenly. If you are in Gastown, do pass by this coffeeshop.

Several weeks ago I visited this place. It is attractive with nice selections...that is where it ends. Service was an abomination. A mistake was made in my small single coffee order. When I went back to the counter they refused to give me a new cup. Head barista, would not give me her name, she has an accent and seems from the Middle East, refused to take care. She argued that the order was my fault, not hers, and, angrily, "Who's going to pay for it?!!" She refused a new cup of coffee. I finished and walked out. Do not waste your $$ in this place. Additionally, the day it happened, I did a Google review. Neither the owner, nor senior management, ever replied through Google to allay my anger. THAT speaks volumes.

This was a super cool coffee spot in Gastown. I was in Gastown quite early in the morning (be weary of your surroundings FYI), and this spot was open early. I also was recommended to go here by a friend and glad I tried it out. I ordered a matcha latte and also had a croissant. The latte was prepared very authentically and was not overly sweet. I also got it made with non fat milk. I appreciated how customizable this cafe allowed you to be for your drinks. Having spent a lot of time in Montreal this summer, I was reluctant to believe any place would have croissants as good as in the east - but Buro really impressed. The croissant was so buttery and flaky - absolutely delicious! The ambience here is very aesthetic. There's one indie tunes playing in the back and the seating and tables are quite nice. Definitely a cool coffee shop to check out.

I love the staff -- they are so friendly. Drinks are okay. I had the oat milk latte (they also have other non-dairy options include soy and almond) which tasted a little weird, but that might be because of the milk option? Their iced americano is pretty standard. They do have pretty a lot of seating so it makes social distancing easy within the cafe. Great spot for people watching and getting some work done, but drinks are just so-so. The baristas make up for it though!

This is an upscale little coffee shop in Gastown. I decided to stop in for a little caffeine boost and some WI-FI! The barista was very friendly and helpful. I decided to get a cappuccino to stay and was considering getting a baked good, but they all were pretty pricey and seemed on the crunchier side (I'm a fan of the chewy baked items!). Anyways, I put in my order and settled in on the couch which had a little table. My drink came out speedily and tasted great-- strong espresso, just what I needed. It was a tad bitter, but I didn't really mind it. Definitely needed a dash of sugar though. I enjoyed sipping my drink while catching up on my texts and messages on the WI-FI, which worked very well. Overall, a great place for a quick rest as you're exploring Gastown. Pro Tip: Be sure to stop by the Steam Clock which is just down the street from this place, watch the Steam Clock go off every 15 minutes, it plays a little song :)

We visited twice over the course of three days. I'm not entirely sure what all the bad reviews are about, but for our experiences, it was fine. Granted, we went in for coffee only - no food, no need for WiFi access or a comfy chair. We just wanted an escape from the cold and rain, and a chance to sip on something warm and delicious. And Buro offered all that. Buro also introduced us to a Spanish Latte, which quickly became something we craved. The girls working the days we went weren't overly friendly, but they were quick to make our drinks, and even remade my husband's drink when they realized that the one they were trying to hand to him wasn't made right (something about the milk/coffee ratio, if I remember correctly). The drinks were delicious, and we were able to lounge about for a bit while sipping. I don't really have much more to add to this, other than I wish we could find a coffee shop that serves Spanish Lattes locally.

Horrible service. Don't come. Visiting Vancouver and walked in to this coffee shop. They made me a latte and it was terrible. $8 latte is not cheap. Asked them if they could remake it and they would not. Wouldn't remake it, wouldn't give me something else, wouldn't give me my money back. I've never experienced this kind of service. Inexperienced baristas making crappy coffee. Beware!

A-List. Best Americano in town. Interesting assortment of goodies. Beautiful interior. Great for a little solo computer work or with a friend for the afternoon. Super place for people watching. Head over to Herchel's when you are done. They are across the street. Indulge yourself. Enjoy. As always, for real. You be the judge.

I ordered a large americano with milk. It was watery and bitter and cost $6.25. I couldn't drink it and threw most of it out. Pastries look good but the coffee is awful. This wasn't my first bad experience there but it was raining and closer than JJ Bean.

A quiet place to read and enjoy a cappuccino on a mild Canadian summer. I truly enjoyed my time in Buro when I went up to Vancouver for last year's 150th anniversary. I enjoyed the cafe so much I went twice on my three day trip (a cappuccino for lunch and another for dinner). The minimalist vibe mixed in with the greenery and wide windows make Buro an appealing place. Coffee is coffee, but they pulled the right shot on my cup. The ambiance mixed with the warm drink is what makes the Buro experience special. You can people watch all day.

Nice clean cafe located in Gastown. Really nice interior and perfect place for people watching. This cafe grabbed our attention on a rainy afternoon so besty and I decided to go here. You can sit by the walls to read (saw a small lamp next to it) or do some people watching through the window. Coffee menu is similar to Caffe Artigiano and 49th Pararell, however Buro Cafe also sells Iced Coffee Float and Affogato($7 range). Forgot to include that Cortado (Espresso Macchiato according to what barista said) and Matcha latte are included in the coffee menu. My besty got Cappuccino ($3.50) and I ordered Spanish Latte($4.25) which is my favourite and they were just okay. Besty said her coffee was too sour and I found my drink too sweet. Perhaps I should have asked for half sweet for my drink. I've seen few people ordering Iced Coffee Float and that seemed way too expensive for what you pay. Buro Cafe seems okay to me.

To be honest I used to love this place but last time my boyfriend & I went to Buro Coffee and he jest hugged me for like idk 15 mins and then when we decided to get up & order the impolite barista told us u guys should leave! He told us in impolite way & without any reason! Even he didn't tell us what's wrong with us!!! Is it Islamic Country or what??? We were so disappointed as both of us worked as a Barista & Cashier and none of us talk to people in that way! Even with homelessness people !!!!! I asked the barista that why?? I want to talk with ur manager but he freaked out and told me she already know that!!!!! What the hell? :)))) TBH right now when I'm writing this review I feel so bad instead of that Barista & that cashier!

Ideally I'd like to give this place a 3.5 star rating, but I'll round up. This coffee shop is small but feels bigger than it actually is, due to the floor-to-ceiling windows on the two main sides of this triangular-shaped place. As such, there's a lot of light, and it's a great place to park oneself by one of these window-walls and just people watch. The coffees we had were great! We ordered London Fogs and they were delicious. I found the prices to be on a par with all the other coffee shops we've been to in the city. The baristas were friendly to us and our drinks were made promptly. The reason I downgraded my rating was due to the bathroom cleanliness (or lack thereof). I always take note of the state of a place's restroom. The one here was dingy and dirty. I realize they can't control how customers leave the bathroom, but perhaps they can check in more regularly and tidy it up as needed? (The last Starbucks we went to on Davie, the staff there were doing just that). Thanks.

Is it appropriate to give coffee shops 5 stars? I don't tell people that I know how to drink coffee because I think there's a complex art behind the tasting of it and knowing how to differentiate between beans and such... Anyways, what I'm really trying to say is that I've been to 3 coffee shop/cafes in the past 4 days. Usually my coffee consists of either Starbucks or the brew at work so no idea what to expect when I came in here. Surprisingly, there were already a few people here already enjoying their drinks when I arrived at 7:35am. Got the infamous Spanish latte as seen by Yelpers and it did not disappoint! Didn't know what to expect since I've never tried it before but it has strong "coffee" nodes from the espresso but it is also quite sweet from the condensed milk. Great mixture of bitter meets sweet. Now the hard part is pushing cravings for this aside because it's only been a few days and I already want another cup! Ps. Don't underestimate their tiny tables located around the edge of the place. It was surprisingly big enough to fit all my stuff (ie. A notebook, a box of pens, my phone and my coffee). Everything got table space and was not hanging over the edge (as I had expected it to). Would most definitely come back here again for the Spanish latte!

Stopped in on a hot day for an iced Americano to quench my thirst and provide a much needed jolt of caffeine. Baristas at the counter weren't super friendly. Coffee was a-ok, a bit more bitter and less smooth than I would prefer but hit the spot for the most part. Found the atmosphere to be inviting but was very warm/muggy inside so didn't entice me to stay and sit with my beverage.

Cappuccino was strong and made well 9/10 Chai Latte was especially delicious 9/10 Recommend both of the drinks depending on your taste! Aesthetic 10/10

Good place in a great location. We ordered latte and they were good enough, but not the best one! Don't go there if you are searching best coffee place in town!

Came in while in Vancouver for a weekend trip. I ordered an iced London fog, which was great that they had the option! The service was honestly pretty bad. The baristas were a bit rude and seemed to be angry with one another and had trouble communicating, so it took a while for them to finish my order. Overall, a cute cafe and convenient stop, but not a great drink and not great service.

I don't know what it is about this place but it is so comforting. I had the best experience when I went and ordered my coffee. I was a bit intimidated at first to come in but once I came in I just got such a good vibe the barista was so kind and so dedicated into crafting my beverage perfectly, and it was perfect :) I got a iced mocha made with soy, it was truly spectacular, and immaculately tasteful.

Cute, comfortable spot with nice servers and a you yummy decaf cappuccino and flavorful chocolate chip cookie

I love the staff here and best of all, they have unbelievably delicious parties the size of my face.. (okay just the peanut butter cookie) but they're all so delicious! It comes with gluten free options as well. My favourite part: the Spanish Latte! You seriously cannot find this anywhere else and it is oh-so creamy and foamy because it contains steamed condensed milk. Love love love.

We were stumbling back from a super heavy brunch at the belgard kitchen and stumbled upon this lil spot! Light and airy space with large windows and modern but comfy seating it seemed fairly tempting , I walked in desperate for some caffeine to wake my mimosa addled mind and was intrigued by the Spanish latte... Double shots on condensed milk and then some steamed milk..hmmm ...I added a third shot of espresso for good measure.. the whole thing cost me a little under 6$ for a small/ regular...I think it's a little under 5$ for without the extra shot.. The Spanish latte is a great discovery and I may be going back for more on my next cheat day... Sturdy coffee with just the right amount of sweetness... And satisfying indeed ! The only downside was a single bathroom...common to all...not too well lit..and it smelled...:( Which is not cool to be happening by 2:30 pm , if at all ) if they can up their housekeeping game... Things will be better.. A bathroom goes a long way in adding to or detracting from the repute of any FNB enterprise ...Atleast I feel very strongly about that..

Another great coffee shop in the heart of Gastown. If you're a frequent visitor of Gastown, you've either already been here or you've walked by Buro numerous times - because it's pretty hard to miss! They've got all your coffee and tea needs, plus assorted pastries and some breakfast wraps. As of recently I've taken a serious fancy to London Fogs w/ almond milk, and that's all I've been getting. I've tried Buro Coffee in the past and it was quite delicious. On my most recent visits, I've gone with a London Fog. Their wifi isn't the best, but it'll get you by if you're just responding to emails and doing basic work. If you're planning on taking video calls from here, prepare for it to lag. Just speaking from experience. The coffee shop itself is fairly big. The place is shaped like a triangle, since it sits at the tip/end of one of the heritage buildings, which makes it feel a little bit bigger. In my opinion at least. There are plenty of tables and chairs for you to make yourself cozy in. And they also have plenty of comfy booths, which you can snag if you get there early enough. Great spot to get some work done or kill some time if you're meeting someone in the area. Central, convenient and close to bus stations and waterfront station. See you again in the near future, Buro!

Bright & airy. @buro_coffee has gluten free treats from Eightfold Eats. They've really made good use of the space, offering both communal and bistro seating. I liked it and I'm sure I'll be back.

A great place for studying with a cup of excellent coffee! Located at a intersection, the spacious interior of the cafe has fabulous lighting with almost all of the walls covered in windows. During our visits there, which were fortunately both bright sunny days, we really enjoyed drinking their excellent Spanish lattes (a must-try if you go there) and basking in the sun. It is also great that they have dairy alternatives such as soy milk, almond milk, and the new oat milk. I've tried the Spanish latte with oat milk and matcha latte with soy milk and they were both amazing, even the coffee arts are great too! Studying there is a great option too as it is not noisy. Overall, a highly recommended cafe for anyone looking for a quiet place in Gastown to relax and study.

Came here with my bf on a Saturday afternoon. Very modern and cute cafe with lots of space. My bf and I wanted to have their drip coffee but we were told that they only served it during the weekdays. It was quite odd to hear that because on their drink menu, it says in brackets "served until noon" right beside the drip coffee. It was fine because it was literally minutes passed noon but the fact that the staff said something completely different to whats on the menu was quite misleading. Nonetheless, we both ended up getting an americano which was quite steep for a large but it was one of the cheapest thing on their menu besides their drip coffee. Spinach + Feta Bun - This was quite disappointing. We asked for it warmed up hoping it would of been very good but it wasn't. We thought it was made of a flaky pastry but it was just made of bread so it was quite dry. It also didn't help that on the inside, there was very little spinach and feta filling to help with the dryness and to give it more flavor. (2.5/5) Apple Croissant - This was slightly better than the Spinach + Feta Bun but it didn't woo me. The pastry was flaky and crispy but I had better. The apple filling was alright because it was more tart than sweet and it lacked those certain spices to make it more tasty. Also, there was very little filing as well. (3/5) Overall, staff was okay but not that friendly. Pastries were a huge disappointment and things were over priced. I know it is located in Gastown so what do I expect but we had so much better pastries in Gastown that were worth paying for. So it's obvious that my bf and I won't be coming back.

First of all, I always go to the Buro on Robson and I love it there BUT the Buro at Water street is HORRIBLE customer service! They was extremely rude and not being considerate at all. I order the exact thing every single time and it should be diffrent. there was way too much milk in my drink and not even sweet and my friends drink was all burnt. They refused to remake it or have us a refund! They lacked their customer service was not okay.

Best place for coffee meetings in Gastown. Also great spot to gaze and ones motorcycle

Another great addition to the already bustling gastown coffee scene. It's situated at the tip of the triangle at the intersection of Water St and Cordova. The place has one long communal table and smaller tables against the windows. Natural lighting is plentiful. All coffee/espresso drinks are served using 49th Parallel beans. So you can expect the same taste/quality as Prado/49th Parallel/the coffee bar. I must say their to-go cups are pretty cool - black and gold with a 3d wavy texture. It comes with a matching wavy lid to boot.

Very nice coffee shop....good presentation concerning the coffee...great location just for people watching or doing some writing...lots of windows make for a bright interior....serving staff not into "chitchat"...time will tell if that changes... Would go back again....would give it 5 stars if the staff were more social.

** vegan-friendly** Beautiful little triangle shaped cafe at the start of Water St that's perfect for people watching. I ordered a de-cafe Americano which was great but small for a mug size (but this is in the touristy area of Vancouver). The staff were professional, friendly and attentive. Great to see that they measured there coffee using scales! The purpose of my visit was to do some freelance work. There is great range of seating and a lovely long table in the middle. The seats are comfortable enough to sit and work in for a few hours. For sound, there is a nice hum of noise but it is not overwhelming. Plus at the time they were not playing Christmas music! Hooray! The one big let down was that the free wifi was terrible and not consistent. This may be on purpose and it actually may be a good thing for some ppl to help them focus but it was really frustrating as my work involves the internet. For food, they did have plenty of vegan treats (and labeled too) from more healthy seed type bars right up to sweet chocolate chip cookies! So its nice to see a cafe offering so many vegan options - thank you :) Overall a great little cafe perfect for finding a little peace in this busy area.

Water Street's latest cafe addition to the historic Vancouver neighbourhood, Buro Coffee, is already bustling with customers thanks to its central location. Located on such a busy corner and unique intersection, Buro feels like a fancier, more upscale Gastown version of Gene Cafe. Most of the menu offers the standard fare, but I had to order the iced coffee float (with cold coffee and caramel pecan ice cream) after it caught my eye for its rich, decadent sounding taste. It was a sweet treat and sugar rush packed with coffee, caramel, and chocolate flavours. It's probably not something you'd want to drink too often. Brewing 49th Parallel coffee, Buro offers the familiar blend of espresso drinks. Their Americano was serviceable and of the usual 49th quality. As for the sweets, I enjoyed the thick but not too chocolatey brownie in brick form. Their chocolate croissant was also adequately satisfying. Buro fits right in its Gastown location as the cafe both reflects and complements the makeup of the neighbourhood as it offers a nice caffeinated setting for coffee drinkers and passersby alike.

Coffee is good but charging $1.00 for a splash of Almond milk is ridiculous. I'll be taking my business elsewhere.

Super cute coffee house! This is the triangle shaped coffee house near the "entrance" of gastown. It is super cute with gold and black polka dot cups and copper themed interior design. It is a good place to meet someone and chat. Coffee wise I would say it is similar to all the independent coffee shops close to it, all of them are really good. It's good to see vancouver going strong in the coffee game!

I had wanted to try this funky looking place in gastown for some time and got to last night (instead if going to my go to jj bean at 6:45pm on a Sunday as it was closed)... My soy Americano misto tasted a little different, but I just chalked that up to a new place... Unfortunately I found out the real reason why within the hour when I had severe cramps that lasted for 2 hours. I'm lactose intolerant and they had given my cows milk instead of soy:(. When I called to let them know today, they just said maybe I grabbed the wrong drink. Considering I was the only one ordering at that time, it's highly unlikely. I won't be back.

Beautiful space in the corner of Gastown... but drinks are terrible. I've tried their espresso drinks, London fogs, and matcha drinks and nothing is very on par with good quality coffee shops around Buro. Service is also hit and miss. Bathroom always smells weird...

Nice bright place to sit, read, and work at. Decent coffee and non-coffee drinks as well as croissants. Electrical outlets available at their many "window-seats". For somewhere at a central location, tends to be less crowded compared to other similarly stylish coffee-shops in the area. Wish there was a tipping option on their machine as not everybody always carries cash.

Right at the entrance to gastown, this cute little cafe provides a wonderful view as you work, study or relax inside. As a matcha lover, I was looking for a cafe in gastown which carried this drink, and Buro was one of the only ones other than chain coffee shops to offer it. I must say the matcha here tasted different, can't quite put my finger on it but they must use almond milk or soy milk because it was delicious!

I don't get why this has bad reviews. Here was my experience: 1. Awesome location 2. Bright and airy interior with lots of tables, bright Windows. Perfect for people watching 3. Slightly snooty barista. But way better than Timbertrain 4. Coffee is decent. Up there with Timbertrain, BnB, Revolver 5. Fast WiFi! Seriously. This is a 4.5 star place.

Buro is very close to my office so I tend to frequent it more often than not for my morning fix. It's a nice space but I feel that the music is slightly over bearing if you're trying to have an extended conversation. Several times when I've had my drink inside the tables were quite sticky, so the cleanliness could be improved upon. Their matcha latte is pretty good. Light on matcha taste, more on the milky side.

Good coffee and lots of light in the space, but really overpriced and very loud. Customers have to yell to communicate over the loud music. Definitely not a place to relax. AND not a place to work either as their wifi was slow and disconnected more times than I could count. The staff seemed bored and not a single hello or thank you was heard while I approached, ordered, paid and waited for my coffee. NOT EVEN ONE for me or the other customers from any of the 3 staff.

Environment is very good; great location and nice simple decor. But seriously tho? Matcha latte tastes like steamed milk! Am I gonna pay $5 for a cup of steamed milk again? Probably not

Horrible customer service, horrible coffee, and dirty and unsafe bathroom! 4 year old Daughter slipped on pile of soap in front of sink and complained, kid behind counter said he didn't do it rather than offering apology or solution for future customer safety.

Hip little wedge of a coffee shop, literally! Located on the "point" of the flat-iron-esque building in Gastown, Buro serves great caffeinated drinks in the heart of Gastown. Delicious croissants sell fast and are usually fresh out of the oven if you get there by 8:30am in the morning. Grab your java and have a nice stroll in a beautiful part of the city, or stay awhile, and enjoy people watching in the modern environment with unique chairs, industrial lightening and white marble table tops.

You never forget what you wore the one and only time someone falsely calls you pregnant. Me, in a form fitted, double breasted sweater and jeans, had just arrived at a coffee shop and was waiting to use the washroom before meeting my friend for tea. Two women stood in front of me, also in line. A male staff member emerges from the "Employees Only" door to inform us that the washroom is reserved for paying customers only. If we want to use the washroom, you'll have to buy something first. The women ahead of me leave. (I'm not sure, maybe they obeyed orders and went to buy something). I say to him, "I'm meeting a friend here for coffee and just want to use the washroom first. Is that okay?" He responds, "Some people butt the line, and don't buy anything. But I guess you can, since you're pregnant." I had no words. Just the hot face flush that accompanies pure embarrassment. I am not pregnant. I feel like I've just been fat shamed, at a time when I've never been more fit in my life. To add insult to injury, it happened in tandem with being treated like a second class citizen, like some kind of criminal "stealing" bathroom time. All I could utter was "Wow." Did he just say that? Not knowing what to do, I walked outside and texted my friend. She was already sitting inside, so I had to walk back in. Telling her what had just happened, she looked just as stunned. I said that we needed to leave. There's no way I could stay, nor would I ever support a place that treated it's customers, paid or not, with such arrogance, rudeness and crass. The employee had the nerve to wave as we left. A condescending, queen like wave that made my blood boil. I am beyond furious. I suggested this as the meeting because I had been here previously. The lighting was excellent, the mugs and tea cups enveloped in gold, nice touch. All in, a conducive setting for a work meeting. Sure, you were crusty and unpleasant, and borderline rude the first time I came here a couple of Sunday's ago, but it wasn't personal. This experience, on the other hand, not only guaranteed that I will never set foot into your coffee shop again, but that I will share my story, with everyone I can. Shame on you.

So so coffee. Their internet is awful. Cool space but that's about it. There are way better places for coffee in the neighborhood. And definitely not a place to work if your require internet.

Excellent machiato plus friendly staff make it a great experience. I wasn't sure what to order and one of the ladies working there recommended machiato, a great suggestion. The space is a bit cramped though, but it's not a deal breaker.