Platform 7 Coffee

We checked out this coffee shop this morning and it was busy — clearly a popular spot. They have lots of outdoor seating, but everything was full when we arrived so we decided to come back later in the day. Inside, the space kind of feels like an old train station. They offer a ton of different coffee options and brewing styles — drip, tasting menus, specialty methods — so if you’re really into coffee, this place is definitely for you. They use Stumptown beans, and I’ll say this: my oat milk latte was genuinely delicious. That said, especially right now, I personally prefer to support businesses that use Canadian coffee roasters and invest back into our own economy. I used to love Stumptown, but these days, I’m more drawn to places that prioritize Canadian brands. So overall — great latte, great vibe — but I’ll probably choose spots that support Canadian roasters going forward. 🇨🇦☕

Very cute cafe. The atmosphere is certainly different than other cafes in the area. It has a cool train station theme with aesthetic interior design. Their drink menu is relatively extensive and their treats are petty yummy. The staff are all welcoming and kind. Overall, the prices are pretty steep, but what’s new in this neighborhood/city? Their free wifi is in one hour increments and outlets are somewhat lacking.

I usually don’t write comments like this, only when I feel truly upset. From the very beginning, I ordered a medium Orange Mocha, but I was given a small size instead. On top of that, the drink was too strong for me, so I politely asked the barista who took my order for some additional milk. His reaction was deeply unpleasant. His body language and facial expression were dismissive and unwelcoming. He brought me a small cup (about 5 oz) of cold milk and essentially shoved it toward me. When I pointed out that the milk was cold, his attitude became even more hostile. With visible irritation, he reheated the milk as if my request were an inconvenience. After this dismissive and extremely unpleasant behavior, I no longer felt comfortable and told him that I didn’t want the milk anymore. This experience left me feeling disrespected and genuinely disappointed.

came here to meet a few friends and it was lovely. service was good, it was quite busy but has quite a few nice big tables for gatherings. liked the architecture

Great experience overall—warm service, a bold chai latte, and a delicious sandwich. I just wish there was more indoor seating, but it was still a wonderful place for a cozy afternoon!

Unfortunately I didn’t really have a good time at this place. I didn’t have a good experience with the staff. The place was loud with music. I tried the GF Red Velvet cookie and it was a bit too sugary for me (although might be normal for someone else). Coffee tasted good but wasn’t actually what I ordered. I like the idea that they want booths to be shared—it just makes sense. The seats weren’t that comfortable though. I’m not thinking of going there again.

I love the look of this coffee shop… one of my Vancouver favourites. I’ve been here quite a few times but I always feel rushed when I ask about the coffee types (different methods of pour over, etc). The staff are not super friendly which is disappointing because they have such an interesting selection of coffees that I’d love to know more about. Overall, great atmosphere, limited seating, really great coffee…. Unbothered staff haha.

A coffee shop has been situated around Broadway for quite some time, and it boasts a significant amount of seating. However, their outdated policy of allowing customers to occupy seats with laptops is problematic. It's clear that this approach is not sustainable in the long run, especially when patrons monopolize the seating area. They need to take action and revise this practice. While the coffee is average, the prices are reasonable, but this does not compensate for the lack of space for other customers.

They have the most beautiful coffee bar! Everything I ordered today was delicious and the service was super friendly. I usually get let down by breakfast sandwiches but they do it so flavourful here! The staff was really knowledgeable about their coffee and gave really good recommendations. The decor was absolutely stunning my eyes kept wandering back to the simulated sky! Definitely makes me forget about the rain for awhile What I ordered: - oat latte - chai latte - hario v60 drip coffee - breakfast sandwich - butter croissant recommendations: The chai was so aromatic and the flavours were so deep, blending perfectly with the milk. The croissant was absolutely delicious, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and such a lovely butter flavour. Highly recommend! (Pro tip) dip your butter croissant in the last 1/4 of your chai latte SO. GOOD. The booths are right next to the coffee bar and I loved watching the baristas make their coffee. Overall a really nice place to set up for awhile or go for a cafe date! They have some seating outside too. Follow me @yvrcafescene on Instagram for more!

I take the bus past here on the weekends and sometimes I make a stop here to get a baked good and drink in the morning because everything is so good with that homemade taste! They have some different flavours from the usual which is nice to try. The drinks are also consistently really good. My favourites are the matcha and the red velvet latte. The baristas are always friendly.

This is a pretty cool coffee shop. They have decorated this like a train station platform and have a huge mural of the old Arbutus Greenway when it had train tracks. Service was friendly. I found the pricing a little high for my taste, but this could be just average for most coffee shops. This place is definitely a great little coffee shop for the neighborhood. Good for quick meetings.

I LOVE THIS SPOT. Great atmosphere. Great coffee. Food is pretty standard, but they have some good sandwiches. Highlight is the coffee. Staff are always friendly.

$18 for one 12 oz coffee, a muffin, a croissant and tips. Absolutely delicious pastries - tried their blueberry lemon muffins and butter croissant. Excellent coffee. Creative artwork. Great ambience. Warm, inviting, and spacious. Lots of seating. Free street parking on side streets (not on Broadway). Friendly staff.

Finally ticked this place off my wish. As far as I know, this is the only place serving syphon coffee in Vancouver. Bonus for the interiors having a Harry Potter kind of vibe. The ceiling also looks like a lit up night sky. As a coffee fan, I really appreciate the huge variety of rotating and seasonal beans available. They also have lots of brewing method. My syphon was lovely and I really enjoyed my cup of coffee. I noticed they also have a loyalty card system for regular customers. Atmosphere is also quite chill with jazz I guess you could try working or studying here, but honestly the seats are not that comfortable. The place is always busy as well so I would say this is more suitable for hanging out with friends.

I usually love this place, but last week I noticed an extremely chatty barista who couldn't stop talking. She wasn't paying attention to customers or the orders, and kept talking about her hair and her social life and herself. She messed up our Americanos, but we didn't notice until we got to the beach. We spent $15 for one cup of just hot water and the other Americanos had only one espresso shot, making them taste very weak. We threw the drinks out. We were very annoyed and ended up going to Kits coffee and got perfect Americanos and attentive service. Management - please ask your staff to focus on the drinks at hand. We love Platform 7 but this was frustrating.

Great spot for a quick snack or enjoy a good book over coffee. Don't have a book? Drop by the bookstore next door first.

There was an unexpected power outage at UBC last week, so after getting ready in the dark that morning we were looking for a local café that we could enjoy a coffee and quick breakfast at before work. Platform 7 is en route to the office and has good reviews so we took a chance. The café is a great little spot to grab a coffee and treat, plus it's set to look like the interior of an old European train station - very cool! The staff are welcoming and courteous. When we arrived at 7:30AM, we had our pick of tables, though around 8:30AM was clearly rush hour as that's when the place started filling up and folks grabbed their lattes and muffins to go. Note that it does get pretty loud during peak times, not only because of the people but mainly their machines. It's also a long, narrow space with tall ceilings. It can be difficult to hear each other at moments when all of the coffee grinders/steamers and whatnot are all on at the same time but it generally passes quickly. We each had their medium roast coffee and the ham breakfast sandwich. The coffee was excellent, a clean taste with no bitterness. The sandwich was also surprisingly good - I assumed it was just ham, egg and cheese, but there was also some delicious red onion, tomato and avocado tucked in there. Well played, Platform 7! My only wish is that these other toppings were evenly distributed through the sandwich. Would happily come back to try their other coffees and try their baked goods. I recommend Platform 7!

Really sweet little coffee shop right next to a bookstore. Single stall bathroom, wifi, great indoor and outdoor seating, and really lovely staff. Great little stop.

So disappointed in the quality of their overpriced drinks, matcha was so weak, I would have been better off staying home and drinking microwaved milk.

Visiting from Toronto this week and visited this place twice and the staff were courteous and friendly. Always ready to make a prefect drink. However, we ran into an incident where the owner was outright rude and not appreciative of our business. My daughter had to charge her laptop but the owner unplug her laptop. Mark, the owner, then advised us that the AC plug is not "meant for that usage". It caught us off guard of such unfriendly and rudeness from a place that during the pandemic received government handouts (which we all are tax payer). I let it go since I didn't want to cause a scene. But when my daughter ask to buy something to eat, I told after that I will not spent a penny anymore. There are plenty coffeehouse in town that we can patron. When we left, I approach the owner and told, " I know you don't care but what you said was rude and kind of mean". We enjoyed coming here however will not return to this establishment because of your statement. He asked to hear his side of the story which is " he is preparing for a staff meeting" I apologized for using the outlet to charge my laptop. Didn't think I was committing a crime. He replied,"you didn't do anything wrong and I proceeded to ask " so why you say that this plug is not meant for that usage". He had NO answer and started accusing me of unplugging his fan to charge my laptop. I replied," I did not do such thing". We spend over $60 during the past 3 days and will not recommend this establishment for this reason. Rude owner and can't charge your laptop when he is around. Don't be fool with a smiling face. Rudeness with a smile.

Drinks are good, but the coffee shop is more of a social spot than a relaxing and reading/studying spot. The booth seating is fairly comfortable but they have weak backs to them, so that whenever the person sitting behind you leans back, you can feel it too. Lighting is dim and the music is loud, with the baristas occasionally stopping a song to change another one. The interior decor is really cool, though. Love the arching lit-up sky on the ceiling and the train station theme! I'd come back, but probably not to read or study.

I loved the service, drinks, staff and atmosphere but it was tragic that neighbors were venting toxic dryer fumes during our patio time. I know the restaurant has no control over people's use of toxic laundry products, but it would be nice if citizens gave up the dryer sheets when venting to public places. Wonderful staff and service. Recommended, but just a plea to the neighborhood that if your dryer vents to a densely populated neighborhood, please keep emissions non-toxic. No Bounce sheets! Thanks! The staff, service and drinks are a five and the atmosphere is wonderful but I was sick for 24 hours from one hour of breathing relentless dryer chemicals and vehicle pollution. I know that's a location and behaviour of others issue, that we need a society that can afford to give up vehicle and dryer emissions, to get green quickly, but it was awful to get sick from sitting outside. We need awareness that car exhaust harms pedestrians, cyclists and people on patios. I understand that there are reasons for people to drive on Broadway and that reducing car usage or getting everything electric will take time, but at least the Bounce sheets can be given up easily. Thanks!

Ordered the vegetarian feta as well as the tuna melt sandwiches. They were OK, but the real star was the iced tea pour over. We chose the earl grey and we could hear them shake shake shake it. Oh the foamy goodness...and unsweetened too. Yummy and refreshing.

Was meeting my cousin for coffee and remembered this little place from a meeting several months ago so decided to try it again. We both decided on tea and I thought the presentation was lovely. We both chose peppermint and it was a lovely blend. My only preference would be to include the tea bag or leaves so we could have a hot water refill but I'm going to assume that was intentional as there is a lot of lingering going on in coffee shops these days. Both tables I sat in were dirty. In the current day when we are expected to bus our own tables it would be nice to give the tables a wipe once in a while!! pS the woman who served us was super friendly and nice. Oh almost a bit too loud for conversation as well.

Platform7 was a highly recommended coffee shop by our friend. We came in to this little retro coffee shop and were greeted with the amazing aroma of coffee. The oatmeal chocolate chip cookies was fresh and delicious. The cortado was perfect. The espresso shot was done well and not at all expire or burnt. The cortado was smooth, strong, and beautifully decorated with a foam swan. We will be back! We were too full to try the Stumptown coffee shake or affigado. Next time, Platform7!

A coffee shop designed as a train station? How cool! I had a chiropractor appointment in the area and was fairly early, so I hopped on Yelp to find a coffee shop to kill some time. Platform 7 was a short walk away from where I was, so off I went! A few things about Platform 7 that I'm a fan of: + Delicious almond milk lattes. I enjoyed this one on ice and in a tall cold glass - perfect for a warm summer day. + Yummy baked goods and sandwiches. I had the turkey and Brie sandwich, which was just light and satisfying enough to ease my appetite. It was also one of the tastiest cafe sandwiches I've had in a while. The cranberry sauce that was in the sandwich was delicious! + Friendly service. It's always so nice to be welcomed into a cafe with a big smile and warm greeting, and that is exactly what I got when I walked into Platform 7. + Strong free wifi. Great place to get some work done if you need to plug in and power out a few hours. I'll be back for more almond milk lattes soon, Platform 7!

Glad to see Platform 7 open on west side! The interior and decor pretty the same as Hasting store. It's not easy to find parking on Broadway & Vine Street sometime. The Guatemala still my favourite! I like the complex of flavour - plum, dark chocolate, orange and etc... just like champagne flavour. I found pretty warm inside and I had to take off the jacket when I'm line up for ordering. The staffs and baristas were friendly and knowledgeable! They would recommend the brewing method of different kind of coffee Just drop by to get a coffee if I'm in this area next time.

This is an amazing cafe. Best cafe I've been to in the Vancouver area. Staff are so awesome and the coffee is unbelievably good. These people are doing something special in the cafe industry and are a shining star example of how a business should look, feel, and be run. 100/100

Several times I've peered through the windows of this place and been put off by the crowds of people, but this past week I learned that tables still turn over fairly quickly. The heritage architecture makes for a very cozy spot to hunker in for a spell. They serve delicious teas in glass pots (the cream of earl grey is deeply flavorful and lovely) and their cranberry orange muffins are superior--moist, fresh, and rich in a home-baked way. If you're planning on working here, know that the wifi is fickle. I had to keep refreshing it every 5 minutes or so, and still had somewhat limited luck in connecting. I'm not sure whether this was related to the service itself or the large number of people trying to hook into it at the time. No matter, save your computing for elsewhere and just enjoy the ambiance and high quality beverages and snacks.

Frankly, I think some of the coffee is pretty bad. Espresso is positively astringent. And they don't know what an actual Spanish cortado is--here (admittedly, like most places in Vancouver) it's just a small latte. And the music is sometimes way too loud (like now: Oct. 26 PM), one of the cases where employees feel the place exists for them and not their clientele. BUT, all that complaining aside and wishing it would aspire to be better, it's still convenient and has a nice neighbourhood vibe. And the small lattes (AKA cortados) are fine if you don't want an actual cortado. And they have some decent drip and pour over. AND their Stumptown (Portland, OR) cold brew is terrific in the heat of summer. I need to try their Japanese siphon.

Nice place to grab a quick snack or drink. I have tried their teas, almond biscotti and almond croissant. A great spot to meet up with friends or work. It is lively in here so if you're looking for a quiet place to work bring your headset. Friendly staff

One of the best coffee shops I have been to. The coffee is incredibly smooth and not bitter. The cold brew is super strong and very tasty. The staff is very nice and excellent at their job. Would 100% recommend this place.

I was so excited to try this new shop once I learned they serve Stumptown coffee-my favourite in Oregon... not to mention the decor looked great. unfortunately they do not have soy milk, only almond milk, which did not do our latte or americano miso justice. I will stick to jj bean and 49th parallel.

We found this coffee shop because we were exploring our new neighbourhood and seeing what there is to offer near our humble abode. The place itself was pretty cool and had a busy but chilled out feel to it. I was happy to see lots of pastry options to choose from and that their donuts came from Cartems (yum!). I got the Vanilla Whiskey Rooibos tea which was absolutely delicious! And the boyfriend got an Americano. I only saw 1 price for the americano so it was for a small - I should have asked if they had a larger size. I'm interested in coming back to try their brew flight. I'm not sure why there's so many bad reviews for experiences, the girls that I dealt with while I was there were all super friendly and accommodating.

Sooo wanted to love this place. VERY busy Saturday afternoon. Slow counter service. Barista was more interested in her conversation with her friend than acknowledging and answering me when I asked twice who the drink was for. Completely ignored. Tight space, customers just push past you, no regard. One guy was sitting at the back in the prime seating, working on his laptop - the space is big enough for 5-6 people. Latte was "fine" but not very hot. Peanut butter cookie was super salty. Super cute interior, though (even though the counter height is chest level... if you're under 5'5" good luck reaching the counter. Lol). If you can score one of the comfy booths, gold star! Will go back and try on a quiter day.

Great coffee, they carry stump-town! Suuuuper sloooow staff! Don't go here if you're in s rush

Tried this the first time today, I don't eat pastries, only ordered Americano. It was super watery, taste like water with hint of coffee. If a coffee shop can't even make a good Americano, it's not worth to go.

I came here after a private fitness session to get some coffee. Right now they only have limited seating because of the pandemic and respecting the 50% capacity rule which was fine because I only needed 30 minutes just finish off some paperwork to be done. I ordered a single shot decaf latte with almond milk and artificial sweetener on ice. The customer service was amazing and I really appreciate it that they were able to work with my confusing order. I know I wasn't able to coherently express what it was that I was looking for because it was difficult for me to talk over the loud music and a facemask but I'm so proud and ever so grateful that they were able to work with me.

Nice coffee shop. Love the design of it. Nice atmosphere and coffee and sandwich is great. Will return when nearby the area.

Great décor reminiscent of a train station. Nicely crafted latte, delicious ham and egg breakfast sandwich with lots of pepper and flavor. I didn't realize I'd ordered a gluten free Ginger cookie, but it was still good.

Great coffee, great selection. They offer a few varieties on how you'd like your coffee prepared. I like that have cold brew, nitro, and komboucha on tap. Place was very busy on a Sunday morning, constant line people grabbing their Java. One downside, it's way to hot inside.

The second iteration of Platform 7, and it's even better. The space is beautiful, very much like the one on Hastings. This one, however, has a corner location so large windows wrap around the place, allowing lots of natural light in. Modeled after a train station, kids will also like it here. In fact, I saw many young families stop in. They also have the sandwiches and the usual pastries (fresh pies!), as well as many methods of brewing for your coffee. They use Stumptown beans, which I like. I got my usual latte and sat at one of the tables near the window. The latte was perfect, not too bitter, and smooth. I really like the space here, the baristas are friendly, and I will definitely be back. Note: Winter hours are 7am-5:30pm.

Q. How does one improve on perfection. A. You just do. I've been a fan of Platform 7 on Hastings since I first popped in after seeing this quaint coffee shop on Yelp™. Fallen in love with it is more like it. Stumptown beans and perfect lattes and delightful pourovers in a lovely train station setting, with personable service get me in my car to east Van to enjoy some alone time. I've spoken with the owner over the past year and he's just a rad dude who loves coffee and his creation in the heart of Hastings Sunrise. I got the scoop early there would be a second Platform 7 coming closer to my hood. I was waiting with anticipation. Well yesterday I made the journey to Platform 7, Station No.2 Kits. - What a gorgeous space with cheery lovely baristas. It felt like community and nostalgia. We ordered a latte, a columbian pourover, a veggie sandwich on cranberry bread and a salted choco chip cookie. The latte was smooth and flavourful. The pourover clean to the palate. I forget the name of the sandwich but it was vegetarian with some nice cheese and Thai Chili. Platform 7, Station No.2 Kits You are the improvisation of the improvement of perfection. t

This is probably closer to 4.5/5 but I rounded up because I had a good experience here :) With today's rain, I made my way out to get some work done before the gloom and doom trapped me into taking multiple naps (as is life when it is so dreary here in Vancouver). Read some pretty food reviews about this place and the concept of the train station really caught my eye! Came in around 5pm and it was pretty busy but managed to snag a spot at the window bar. They serve Stumptown Coffee here (from Portland) which was a nice surprise as I've always wanted to try it. I like their menu - easy to read with the different types of beans you can pick. The barista was friendly and very helpful in helping me figure out what method I wanted my coffee to be brewed in. He gave me a pretty comprehensive description of each of the methods (vs at some places they just tell you the name of the method without explaining what that means) AND he was knowledgeable enough to tell me what difference that made in the actual coffee brew itself. Super helpful! After being overwhelmed by all the different methods, he helped me pick a happy medium between the types so that I could try something right in the middle. I opted for the Costa Rica bean, brewed with the Hario V60 (a japanese siphon method I believe). The store itself is super cute! The back portion is very train station like with arched trusses along the ceiling and each truss has sort of been made into a light box so it's very bright. There's booth seating along one wall which has some cute wooden slat benches and GIANT table tops. (Perhaps make some new friends and share one of the booths with a stranger? :P) My one reason for the 4.5 rating would be that while that back half of the store is nice and bright, the front of the store (albeit the half with windows) is soooo dark - there is barely any lighting in that part of the store, and the little lights they have over the window bar really doesn't produce much in terms of brightness. I felt like it was a little awkwardly dark, not just for working but even if you were to meet up with someone - the contrast of light between the front and back of the store is a bit strange. I will definitely be back though! Maybe on a sunnier day when I can take full advantage of the giant windows they have!

Good coffee, nice place to eat breakfast. Notable breakfast was their cinnamon roll and their breakfast sandwich. Day old pastries are 50% off. Came here twice for their stumptown drip coffee and cold brew. Latte was also good.

My brother was craving a coffee so we ended up here. He's used to Stumptown coffee as he has one near his house but he really liked the vibe of this place (they use Stumptown coffee beans for those who don't know). He took a few photos like the tourist that he is. He really liked his coffee and I really liked my mint tea. The attention to detail here is awesome. My tea was lovely. While the tea steeps, they pour hot water into your mug to warm up the mug. Then they toss out the water when it's time to pour in your tea. Also, I got to devour a delicious Cartem's earl grey donut. It was fresh and so it was very light/airy and delicious. YUUUUUUUUUM.

a pretty and stylish coffee shop that gets busy around noon. they have sandwiches and baked goods like muffins (i was looking forward to the donuts but was unlucky today). i got an almond croissant and the masala chai tea. the baristas look like chemists at work! they have timers and everything to make sure its the perfect cup of tea, which it was. the almond croissant was beautifully flaky and i had no complaints about the nice almond custard. i took a star off for the smile-less barista who took my order, but otherwise had a pretty good experience here.

One of the best soy London fog. I love London fog and have tried it from many places. It is very well blended and not too sweet. It is very smooth and frothy too. The place is awesome but it is very busy in the morning.

Horrible experience. I met here for a work meeting, one of my colleagues computer battery was dead so needed an outlet - which was being used by the 'owner'. He told us they were both being used by him and he would be using them all day, and essentially that we should take our business elsewhere if we need a plug ( saying 'we would need to make a strategic decision' on what to do). Worst customer service. If you're the owner - then you should be even more inclined to let a group of clients use one outlet for an hour. Coffee shops are a dime a dozen and you never know who you are declining adequate customer service too.

Eh. The girl who rung me up wasn't remotely friendly. I can't stand when I get excited to try a new coffee shop only to be met with some cold, non-welcoming person at the register. Sours the whole experience, especially because I'm an extremely friendly and warm person who greets everyone with a smile and upbeat attitude. Customer service is everything to me (and to most people I know). It really makes or breaks a place for me. In fact, I had a generous tip ready to toss into her tip jar, but when I realized the girl couldn't be bothered to greet me or even look up at me (and just had a general cold attitude), I promptly slid the tip back into my pocket because I no longer reward poor/weak customer service, as it only breeds more entitled, lazy workers who think they don't even have to say 'hello' to the paying customer. Additionally, my latte tasted like it had zero actual coffee in it. Just slightly flavored milk. And all the tables were dirty (littered with coffee cups and crumpled dirty napkins from the past customers, sticky, etc.) despite it not being busy in there. Oh, and when I was waiting for my latté, a customer hopped up from their seat and asked one of the baristas a question and was met with a cold answer and an annoyed look, like they couldn't believe she had the audacity to ask them a question. I get it: you're a 'cool,' hipster coffee person, and acting unfriendly is totally your schtick, but hey: my schtick is returning the favor with a review that mirrors the tone of your 'service.' I urge business owners to hold their employees to higher standards and warn them in the beginning that being anything less than warm and welcoming is literally not DOING THEIR JOB. Your JOB, the thing you gladly accept a paycheck for, is to be kind and welcoming--even if you don't feel like it, or think you're too cool to offer a friendly 'hello.' There's something about a good customer service experience that can make mediocre food and drinks taste better too.

Get the vegan mixed berry scone, you won't be disappointed, so yum! Goes perfectly with a warm cup of coffee. The inside is super cute, warm and cozy. The people of Vancouver definitely love this coffee shop. The place was packed when we were there mid-day on a Thursday. Free wifi, free off-street parking, friendly staff, clean and great food!

I went here in a sunny afternoon in late September. This place was cozy and well-decorated. My mocha was okay, but nothing special. I didn't like the music here cause the playlist was mostly latin songs.

Siphon coffee here is really bad. It's burnt. I told the barista the first time that it was burnt because she had the water boiling at top for 3 full minutes before even putting any coffee in it. Second time she did it, she let it brew for longer than 3 minutes at the top with coffee. Burned again. I wouldn't go here if you like siphon coffee done properly. They have no training on it. And don't even taste it to identify what they did wrong.

Platform 7 Cafe opened a second location on West Broadway and your first impression will certainly be how its decor perfectly fits in with an classic, old timey King's Cross style train station. Brewing Portland's Stumptown Coffee, Platform 7 has more of a corner shop or neighbourhood coffee shop feel compared to Vancouver's more prevalent brand of hip, minimalist, and more contemporary designs. As for the coffee, they're certainly the real deal and take their java seriously. On the warmer side, their cortado sufficed with a crisp but refreshing espresso flavour and just the right amount of milk added. They also have an impressive selection of cold brews on tap including a nitro infused variety. I was impressed by the delicious Stumptown milkshake (made with ice cream, milk, and two shots of espresso) for its chilling and refreshing taste. Their daily apple pie was also a delectable treat with the right hint of cinnamon flavour. The new Platform 7 is quite the charmer with its magical Platform 9¾ meets Kitsilano neighbourhood feel wrapped in all the pleasantries of a modern cafe.

Very cute little cafe on Broadway. Stopped by because I was early for an appointment. Got a nice seat out in the sun! Service was great, the workers are polite and caring. It was a little crowded but the decor was cute. I had an americano and it was very smooth & not too earthy which I dont like. I will stop by again when in the area!

You have arrived dear friends... Platform 7 is friggin' IT!!! My search for decent coffee (consistently!) ended the second I found this beautiful shining gem. The energy of it truly draws your soul in, even from way outside the joint. I am the type of person who throws a crap coffee straight in the bin if I can't feel the power. This perfection power seems to translate into everything these guys do - specialty cold brew coffee & Kombucha on tap, beautifully fresh & affordable toasted sambo's (OMG the cranberry bread!), am yet to give the pastries a go (working my way round), I adore the booth-sharing signs, what a wonderful way to create healthy community! -- and the other huge bonus & blessing about this place is the GORGEOUS staff (Jaz is tha man!)! If the owner of Platform 7 is reading this - congratulations, you've chosen and created well! Keep doing what you're doing. Your passion is contagious! Thank you for this awesome oasis of magic that has truly added to the garden of life (& joy to my heart)!! xo mish ps. I signed-up for Yelp™ because of this oasis! :-) http://platform7coffee.ca/ Check it out!

First time to new location and loved it. I just had an espresso but just like other location was a perfect shot. The food selection is just right and atmosphere is like being transformed to Europe. Good luck with new location but being you seen to care so much about your business and customers I think you will be just fine.