Juillet Cafe

loved their premium matcha! it could’ve been because we went right after school hours, but seating was a bit limited. the interior was nice as well as their staff!

I recently visited a cozy coffee shop and was thoroughly impressed with the ambiance and quality. I ordered a slice of red velvet cake alongside a hot coffee. The cake was rich, moist, and had the perfect balance of sweetness, complemented by a creamy frosting. The coffee was served hot in a sustainable, to-go cup, and had a smooth, bold flavor that paired excellently with the dessert. The seating area by the window added to the charm, offering a peaceful spot to enjoy my treat while gazing outside. The staff was friendly, and the service was quick. Overall, this is the perfect spot for anyone seeking a relaxed environment with great desserts and coffee. Highly recommended for a quick pick-me-up or a cozy break in your day!

I am really not trying to be overly critical but I went here last Thursday and had the worst, not even kidding, THE worst matcha latte of my life. I even paid more for ceremonial grade matcha and either whoever worked that day can't make a matcha latte(???), used the wrong matcha, or both. My friend recommended the matcha but I was really disappointed. I hope next time is better!

Julliet Cafe is an absolute gem! Their pistachio box cake is hands down the best I’ve ever had—rich, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The texture is heavenly, and the pistachio flavor shines through in every bite. The staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Their selection of drinks and cakes is impressive, catering to a variety of tastes. Whether you’re in the mood for a cozy coffee or a decadent dessert, Julliet Cafe has you covered. A must-visit spot for dessert lovers!

I am allergic to gluten and look for places to enjoy an oat latte and a gluten free treat. I ordered a decaf oat latte which was very good. The matcha mochi cookie was terrible and inedible. The mochi cookies are the only gf food offering. I did not ask for it to be warmed and it came warmed and the edges were dried out and almost flavorless and the middle was so hot it was melted. No mochi texture at all. A very disappointing waste of 6 dollars. The server was very friendly and the latte good. It was pretty noisy but that is no one's fault.

didn’t get to try the ceremonial Matcha and got the Ube Matcha. because it was sold out the barista was really nice the Matcha Ube, though it was not my cup of tea, but I will give it a try next time for the ceremonial Matcha. The HOJICHA THO it was insane nutty. It tasted like paragon tea room. I loved it.

really cute cafe with some of the best matcha ive ever had 😭 on god their lavender matcha is soooo GOOD like omfg their premium matcha is good as well!!

We had their chicken bacon breakfast sandwich and it was a good portion for the price. Highly recommend their premium iced matcha lattes with oat milk. If you want a sweeter matcha drink, get their strawberry iced matcha latte!! 10/10 worth to go there for their matcha drinks The ambiance was calm and peaceful. Good place to study as they have a few outlets.

This place used to be good. I went here maybe 3-4 times before. Menu and drink menu changed a bit. They now have Einspanner, Hojicha and Matcha drinks. I stop here once in a while after shopping at Hannam. I ordered Einspanner ($7.20) for a caffeine fix. It had too much ice, little of foam and mostly coffee. The Korean lady helped me fix the drink since it didn't taste like Einspanner from other places. It was more like Iced Americano with some foam. After she fixed my drink it tasted a bit better. The drink was okay overall. I don't think I'll go back though. Although the staff was very helpful, the drink wasn't that great. I'll just go to Hey Hi Hello or the Venti instead.

I love coming to this cafe because it's so nostalgic. It's a great place to study or catch up with friends. It's usually pretty busy, but we found a great spot by the window! I tried the Iced Strawberry Matcha, and it was quite pleasant. Slightly sweeter than a regular iced matcha, which was a nice twist.

Is it controversial if I say I didn't like it? I know they use paragon matcha powder but it doesn't taste anything like the strawberry matcha I've had from paragon pop ups before. Maybe they use less powder in their drinks? Regardless the price point and what it is was not worth it and I wouldn't get it again unfortunately.

Afternoon walk was terminated at this little Korean cafe mostly occupied by Gen Z and Alphas with their laptops and phones. The staff were very pleasant and polite to deal with. Extensive menus that include sandwiches and what nots but mostly on displays were sweet and pastries. Ambience is good,; wood interiors with ample of light despite such a downpour day. Inside appears cozy and charming. Pastries are decent and the coffees are top notch. Things are on the pricier side, so beware. Though there's very little to complain about except perhaps lack of seating and students loitering about. Overall good. Will visit again if in the area.

I ordered an iced Spanish latte, which was alright...I've had better in the area. My fiancé got a hot Spanish latte, which was actually served only a bit warmer than lukewarm. My biggest gripe was that the chocolate mochi cookie basically crumbled upon touch... It was like eating dirt, texture-wise

This cafe is such a gem! I went on their anniversary when everything was 50% off but would gladly pay regular price for their desserts! The ube latte was so creamy and delicious too! My son loved his mango cake & smoothie. The ambience is chill.

Good coffee and convenient location. Love their homemade cookies. Also a surprise to see their coffee mugs are kind of chic:-)

Great place to catch up with friends with lots of seating area as well as plugs if you're looking for a coffee shop to study at. I got a ham and cheese croissant and a Spanish latte. They heated up the croissant and it was light and just filling enough. Spanish latte also had good flavour. Would recommend this place for its ambience and great place to hang out with friends or to work.

This is a great hidden gem. Well decorated place with wonderful customer service. I kind of wish they had more options for the desserts and pastries but other than that, it's great.

It's a spa! No, a boutique! No, wedding shop! No, a hair salon..? I thought it was a cafe... actually it's all of the above. Sounds crazy right? From the outside it can be a bit confusing, but it all makes sense once you go inside. Go and explore! But this is a review for the cafe, so here it is: It's a Korean coffee shop. If you've been to Monster Coffee across the way it's very similar. Strong coffee, an assortment of pastries, desserts, teas and lattes. The bonus of Juliet Cafe is that it has more seating. So if you have a group of 6 or more there are two seating areas for your large party or if you have a stroller there was plenty of space for it too. The baristas are nice and patient. My personal favourite drink is the Spanish coffee. Its reminds me of a Vietnamese coffee, but sweeter. I had also tried the matcha chocolate croissant (not 100% that's what it was called) it was flaky and I think there were nuts in it. My only complaint : there was a sign in the main building door that advertised a free pastry with purchase of any drink during the month of December. When I asked the barista about it, he said it was over. Suspicious, I looked at the door coming into the ca So if your looking for a place to chill with friends or do some work while drinking some coffee, come here!

This cafe is like hidden beside the beauty spa shop, and it's a super neat and cute cafe great for studying. It's less than a 5 minute walk from the Lougheed town centre Skytrain station, and has many options of coffee, tea and desserts. Their matcha latte is REALLY GOOD! Different from a lot of the other sweet matcha latte I've had in other places. You can taste the texture from the matcha grain along with the silky milk. Overall cute, relaxing cafe with chill atmosphere, also have plenty pastries and cakes that my friend says is really tasty too

My friends and I stopped by on a Sunday afternoon so it was a bit busy, but luckily we managed to get some seats. They have smaller tables and bigger tables that you may have to share with other parties if it gets crowded (which happened to us). They ordered hot chocolates, I got the matcha latté, and we split a slice of their red velvet cake. Latté was pretty good, not too sweet with the right amount of matcha. Pretty latté art too! My friends enjoyed their hot chocolates, and the cake was moist and well-balanced in terms of cake to cream cheese frosting. It wasn't too sweet either! I'd like to come back to try their sweet potato cake and their matcha croissant which both looked good. Average pricing in terms of café's go. I noticed a lot of students in there studying, which I don't think is the best place since it is quite noisy, but it's definitely a nice place to catch up with friends.

Juillet Cafe is in a super convenient spot right in Korea town and by the sky train station. The cafe is shaped as a square, has limited seating but carry some super delicious sweets such as macaroons, cakes, pies and more. Right away, the MATCHA SWEET POTATO CAKE caught my eye. This cake is a combination of two greatest things! This cake is so delicious! These two flavours combined together produced a very good tasting and moist cake. And it wasn't overwhelmingly sweet, yay! The flavour of the matcha wasn't very strong, however still super tasty. I'll be going back for the matcha sweet potato cake!

A cute café to grab a drink and catch up with a friend or study at! When you first walk in you'll see that café is part of a bigger plaza that has a spa, a clothing boutique, and an aromatherapy shop, which is interesting! The café itself is very spacious and has a bunch of different sized tables to cater to however big your group is. Aside from having your typical drink options, they also have a couple of less common coffee drinks, such as a Spanish Coffee, which is a super sweet coffee drink that's similar to a Vietnamese coffee. My mom ordered that, I got a classic Cappuccino, and we shared a blueberry cheesecake. We were both happy with everything we got and found the baristas to be really friendly and speedy. Overall, I really like this spot and will definitely be coming back to try out their other drink and food options!

Love this place! Been back multiple times just for their tiramisu box cake, it's a must try when you stop by! Staff were friendly and attentive!

This is a review for a delivery order, and unfortunately it was not a good experience. The frap had a very off taste to it, not sure if the coffee is just not my style or if something in the drink was actually off, but had to dump it out after two sips (taken without a straw because one wasn't sent with the order) - it was so strange. The ham and cheese croissant description is super confusing. Shows veggies in the photo, mentions no veggies in the description. What I didn't expect was a single slice of processed ham and one slice of American cheese. For $8.99, that is absolutely shameful. Ordered a cookie as well for later, but it's so incredibly hard I'm not sure it'll get eaten either. Overall, $30 wasted and I definitely won't be ordering from here again.

Atmosphere: I will admit that i was a little confused as to what this was. i thought that it was a cafe which it was and then there's a spa? i stood there confused for a bit until i was assisted and greeted kindly and clarified. interesting concept. the place has a nice atmosphere once i got over the confusion. Price: slightly above average, however, certainly nothing out of reach. Customer service: very friendly, thank you for walking me through the concept of the place lol. Food: i had some tea just to relax and close my eyes so to speak, not a literal nap but figuratively as i just had one of those days. Notes: they sell some aromatherapy items which i noted in my book.

This place was a bit tricky to find, because it was like a dessert bar connected to a spa or something like that. We only tried the matcha cake but it tasted

TLDR: cute cafe with Internet, good drinks, and friendly service. A client suggested having our meeting here and I happily agreed, as I'm always down to try new cafes. I've been to Middam and Coffee Monster but I've never heard of Juillet. First impressions: cute wooden aesthetic and not too crowded. There's Internet so it's a good study place, albeit a bit dark. The prices are fairly reasonable as well. I tried the Peach Lady ($5 after tax) and was expecting something bland but it was surprisingly well flavoured. It was a tea latte - sweet, creamy, with hints of various spices, and nicely foamed. Highly recommend, as it's a drink that I haven't seen in other places. My clients got iced coffee and said that it was well done too. They also had sweets like cakes and macarons that I'll try next time. Keeping this cafe in mind for future meetings in North Burnaby!

Desserts are so tasty! I had there crispy matcha cake and the London fog and it was delicious. Hope to go there again soon to try their matcha croissant!

Cute cafe tucked away near lougheed station. Weeknights are not too busy, they have a variety of cakes, pastries, macarons and drinks. I tried their new item mango bingsoo in a cup size. I was pleasantly surprised, the texture of the shaved ice is perfect!!! but the flavour of it could use some improvement. They mango slices and the syrup is sweet which compliments the bland ice well. They also added a scoop of mango ice cream on top with some trinkets. For $7.50, this is a great personal bingsoo option if you're in the neighborhood.

$3.50 for a delicious iced americano on North Road. Amongst the Korean chatter, smooth jazz music, and rustic wooden furnishings, it truly feels like I'm at trendy cafe in the heart of Seoul.

Was kind of expensive and not worth the price but I wouldn't mind coming back here if I wanted to work at a place that isn't as crowded and packed with people. It has a nice atmosphere and I love the decor of the place especially the windows! It's feels very homey and I wouldn't mind paying a couple extra bucks for their coffee if I wanted to treat myself to a nice cafe. But I might have to try more of their drinks. They do need to increase their food selection because I generally like to stay a few hours at a cafe when I study.

I've only been here once, but so far, the baristas should expect to see me often. This cafe is pretty new (I think it opened near the end of July), and so I expected there to be a couple of problems, but so far so good. I've tried their Americano, and it is heavenly. Appropriately aromatic and simple yet delicious. The staff are friendly and attentive, and they have a decent menu of drinks and food. On a Monday afternoon, this place is crowded with middle-aged housewives gathering to chat, so when I went, it was a bit noisy from chatter. The hardwood and glass do not mute the sound at all, so be aware if you're here to do work! The decor is hipster/rustic. They have distressed wooden tables with pipes for legs, but this is balanced by their large glass windows to the outside and to the entrance of their cafe from the inside. There's a variety of long tables for groups and small tables for couples. Each table is adorned with a paper tent to display their wifi ID and password, as well as their social media links. They have multiple networks for guests, and all of them have the same password. For access to the bathroom, they have keys available at the side of their counter. Be sure to read the labels, because there are separate keys for women, men, and handicap bathrooms. Note: Their cafe is upstairs! They have a Juillet hair salon downstairs, and their wedding boutique and cafe upstairs. Parking is limited, and it's restricted to three hours, I believe.

Decent coffee shop. It's pretty quiet in there so if you need to study or read it makes for a good spot. The coffee is strong, but the prices aren't the cheapest. Don't think we would go there every day for coffee, but once in awhile we will drop by.

I guess this place marks the beginning of a new era since two other cafes (Black Milk Water. Standing Egg) opened up after their success. Great interior good attentive baristas, just not great coffee. I'd say the quality of coffee here is equivalent to coffee in Korea. I mean who really cares how coffee tastes like anymore right? most people just go there to study of chat so if you are looking for that this is a great place.

Tastefully decorated, great coffee, delicious cakes...nice playlists! Love the coffee, especially the Spanish latte. This is my all time favourite place for a cup of good coffee.

Juliet Cafe is the sort of cafe you'd expect to see somewhere in Europe. They have a great selection of desserts (Matcha Chiffon cake, cheesecakes, red velvet cake, etc) and some delicious coffee and teas. The prices are pretty fair and the location is conveniently a 10 minute walk from Lougheed Skytrain station. However the cafe is normally quite busy so you might have to go early to snag a spot to study or catch up with some friends. The reason I gave it a 4 star is because sometimes when I go there's still crumbs or leftover food on the table. Not much, but it's still there. That's literally the only complaint I have. Great Cafe!

This place is super cute and big and the service is excellent as well. I only grabbed a tea from this cafe since I was just catching up with a friend- and wow, their for-here cups are adorable! Though I didn't get any pastries, I did take a look at the prices, which were slightly high. But, overall, I would love to come again.

Great place to get coffee, tea, macarons, cakes etc! Wifi is available, nice ambience and most importantly food and drinks taste great! I personally think macarons are just mediocre. They also give you stamp card! You can get free drink, manicure care? Or mini facial at the spa.

This is a nice little place for coffee but I wouldn't make it my everyday stop in. It can be a bit tricky to find, just trust your map and walk into the little lobby area. I like the wood benches and the vibe.

Really overpriced for quality and quantity of food also worst cheesecake I've ever had it was still frozen when I got it and it's probably old

Good cafe, a little bit on the loud side but nothing too bad. The drinks are good but the food isn't, cake was cold and not spongy. The cinnamon buns were hard to eat. But the tea and lattes are good. So a okay place to go and visit.

Both of their hot drinks that I've tried were quite bitter, and they were running out of all of their syrups on both occasion, so trying to add some flavour was extremely difficult. Their brownies were also super dry and hard to cut into which was really disappointing. Don't carry any gluten free items, some staff aren't even sure what this means it seems. However, the iced hot chocolate is a good choice.

Awesome coffee shop! Friendly service, good food and delicious coffee! I will be coming back for sure.

This place is so awesome! The coffee is delicious and the space is really clean and bright! The servers are really nice, and you get a stamp card that eventually gives you manicures! It doesn't get much better than that!

good location to drop by for a coffee or drink and macaroon. their raspberry macaroon is far best than any other place

Expensive but great quality of macarons (best in area hands down), tea and baked goods. Love the almond matcha croissants! Service is always friendly. Just wish the prices were more reasonable. 2.95 for a macaron is even more expensive than Thomas haas or theirry!