Finch's Market - Tea house Main street -

Great place for sandwiches (on fresh baguettes). Tucked away in a quiet corner in the Strathcona neighborhood. Tasty sandwiches, great service, eclectic atmosphere inside. Definitely worth a little side trip a couple blocks east of Chinatown.

Went here with my family as our last meal in Vancouver. If it had been our first, we wouldn’t have eaten anywhere else. We all agreed they were the best sandwiches we’ve ever had (pear, egg salad, applewood smoked bacon). The cafe is so cute and somehow not packed. Everyone working there is so sweet. You gotta go!

Absolutely charming cafe. Lots of space inside, friendly staff, and delicious food & drinks. Cannot recommend enough. The pear baguette is hands down one of the best sandwiches I’ve ever eaten.

I even forgot to took photo of sandwiches 😂 I just focused on to ate it. Breakfast sandwich is amazing!!!!! Continental is super deliciuos too but my fav is Breakfast sandwich. Also good coffee good staff.

If you’re looking for a nostalgic, cozy hideout in the heart of Main Street, Finch’s Market - Tea House is an absolute gem worth exploring. This charming café blends rustic wood decor, brick walls, and vintage accents with warm hospitality and quality offerings that make you want to slow down and stay awhile. We ordered a latte, iced americano, and a croissant sandwich. The drinks were above average—smooth, rich, and well-balanced. The croissant sandwich, served on a delicate floral plate, had a buttery flake and hearty fillings that hit the spot. One thing that stands out is the café’s inviting atmosphere. It’s not just a place for coffee; it’s where you go to pause and enjoy the moment. Sunlight streams in from large windows, and the fresh flowers on every table give a touch of charm that’s perfect for IG-worthy shots. There’s a lovely community vibe—from bar seating by the rustic counter to antique wooden chairs tucked in the corners. Whether you’re sipping solo or chatting with friends, this place offers a little time capsule escape from the bustle of the city.

Finch's Tea & Coffee House, in Strathcona, is known for its freshly made baguette sandwiches and cozy atmosphere. Customers rave about the pear, prosciutto, walnut, and blue brie sandwich, calling it a "must-eat" in Vancouver. The cafe is described as a cute, local spot with friendly service and a relaxed vibe. The cafe has a cozy and welcoming atmosphere. It truly is a neighbourhood gem. If you really want to find a cozy place for an amazing sandwich and coffee, this is it. I personally tried their pear sandwich and it was so delicious. Pear, prosciutto, blue brie, roasted walnuts, extra virgin olive oil & balsamic vinegar. Savoury and salty with the sliced meats. Smokey with the walnuts. Sweet with the pears. Creamy with the cheese. Then the balsamic evo to tie it all together oh my goodness… one bite left me smacking my hand on the table out of happiness. I would love to try their blue Brie salad and soups next time. 😀

Cool neighbourhood cafe with a charming vintage aesthetic. I liked taking in all the little details like the stepladder and lamps on some of the tables. The barista that helped me was friendly and patient. Lots of variety in the sandwich department, including many vegetarian options and one vegan sandwich, with a few more vegan (and some non-vegan) options to be found in the other areas of the menu like salad and soups. Great selection of loose leaf tea. Slim pickings for pastries when I showed up around 2. I got a brie & olive sandwich, a chocolate chip cookie (the last one), and a darjeeling tea. The sandwich was very simple - just brie, olives, and lots of black pepper - but it was fantastic! The baguette was very soft and tender, and just the right amount of crusty. The creamy brie and briny olives were a delightful pairing. Simple is best sometimes. The cookie was good, also very soft, with a little bit of a buttery flavour. A little cakey, but that's not a bad thing. Nice tea too, a nice pairing with the cookie. I like that the mesh steeper they used covered the top of the mug to keep the tea hot while steeping, and they provided a small plate to remove the tea leaves when it was steeped to my liking. The vibe would have been immaculate, except one of the baristas decided that they needed to play club music, loudly, when it was their turn on the aux. Aggressive bass and airhorns. At first I thought they were just having a laugh playing one song but it kept going. It was weird and made me not want to stick around because it was so incongruous with the intimate neighbourhood coffee shop atmosphere.

The sandwiches are incredible! I highly recommend the pear & prosciutto - it’s a perfect flavour combo of sweet and savoury. They cut the sandwiches in half so you can pick different flavours if you want to share with someone. There’s a good selection of tea and they give you plenty to sip on with your meal. The vibe is cozy/homey and feels relaxing if you want to study, draw, or catch up with a friend. I’ll definitely be coming back to eat more sandwiches!