Their There

I live the mochi donuts!!! Has to be one of the favourite breakfast place in Vancouver. This time, I had a box of 6 donuts. We also had a variety of their sandwiches and a mocha that did not disappoint. Every food tasted quality, freshness, and flavour perfectly done. Overall, it as almost perfect. It would have been nice if they had the reservation as an option as especially for elderly and kids as seat availability has always been tough specially on weekends. Anyway, I still love this place and I won’t hesitate to keep going back.

warning for anyone hoping to sit on the patio — it is takeout only, meaning you can only get their sandwiches / donuts / drinks, no other brunch items. they are very strict about this rule ! i really wanted to try the chicken and pancakes but i had a puppy with me , and alas … the mortadella breakfast sandwich was exquisite though — the juicy onion dashi was DRIPPING and had such a deep, satisfying, and nuanced flavour, it went so well with the salty mortadella which had super crispy edges (it was also super oily, like dripping with oil!!!). all of this lay on a soft, warm, and fluffy bed of scrambled eggs, and was coated with a slightly tangy aioli that really brought all the flavours together. another highlight was the tater tots. they were the really nice, hefty, and high quality ones that were super piping and warm on the side and fried PERFECTLY crispy on the outside. it was seasoned flawlessly, with a paprika and slightly lemony taste. the mochi donuts are also a must get. we tried all the available flavours, and i really loved the chewy, glutinous mochi base in all of them. my favourite was the cereal milk mochi: the icing was super sweet, kind of like a pasty condensed milk, and the cereal added a nice crunch. the brown butter was my second favourite, it was more like a plain donut with a sugar glaze, although it was much less sweet than the other ones (which was nice). the strawberry yakult was really just a strawberry donut, but sweeter? the grainy, cement-y pastiness of the icing tasted artificial , but i think that’s the case with most strawberry donuts. i did enjoy all of them though!

The best brunch in Vancouver right now! The food was exceptional, combined with a coffee shop level coffee it was all I needed. The staff were super friendly and welcoming too.

Atmosphere is great it's fresh and has a lot of natural plants. I got the iced Matcha Latte, Breakfast Brisket and the Bread & Butter doughnut. All amazing. I feel like I got the best of everything on the menu. The brisket was decadent and the doughnut was chewy. I would come here everyday if I lived in town.

Highly recommended brunch spot in Vancouver. The wait time was 1 1/2 hour so go early if you can or put your name on wait list and run some errands. This is what we did. A bit pricy but most brunch places are these days. The donuts are recommended to try.

Update: The vibe here is great, and the staff were all very friendly and welcoming. The buttermilk fried chicken sandwich and spicy fried chicken are must-tries – crispy on the outside, tender on the inside. The mortadella sandwich was also excellent, with a flavorful brioche bun that paired perfectly with the mortadella. The coffee could use some improvement though – the drip coffee was served in a thin glass mug and too hot to handle, while the mocha came out only lukewarm in a glass. Service was lovely, and going early around 9:45am meant no wait.

Omg one of the best breakfast sandwiches I’ve had and the mochi donuts were so good. I had the mortadella sandwich and the cereal milk and strawberry yakult donuts! I would note that on the weekend the wait times for dining in are super long so we did take out because it was a 70 min wait for a table😭 cute cafe though!

Had brunch at Their There and it was such a lovely experience! The food was delicious, I got the shakshouka and peppermint matcha. We shared the lemon blueberry mochi donut, absolutely loved it! The wait time was 20-30 mins on a Sunday. What really stood out, though, was the service—super warm, attentive, and genuinely kind.

Unfortunately, the mochi donut is sold out when I arrived at around 2 pm, so I didn't try it. I got the matcha latte and the shakshouka. It was a heartwarming meal with great balance of herbs and tomato along with a runny egg and a side of crunchy bread. The beef brisket is another great option for a delicious meal. It's crunchy and very flavorful. When we arrived on Sunday afternoon, the place is full and we waited 30 minutes for two. It was well worth the wait. Would love to come here again for the mochi donuts :)

We came for the donuts, thanks social media. But in reality, this is a dope coffee shop to check out for brunch. Inside it's clean, with nods to hip hop culture - BearBricks and sneakers used for decor. The vibe is simple - the food is executed well. Hojicha Latte - amazing. The notes of toasted rice pair perfectly with the creamy milk (in my case oat milk). It seems pretty popular in BC, and had I known, I'd probably be ordering more. Delish! Chicken sandwich - crispy, thin fried chicken breast. It's not over seasoned or over dressed, and best of all, it doesn't feel heavy or greasy. The bread is nice and soft! Brisket hash - the corned beef was tender, flavor packed and there was a huge amount nestled amongst the tots, hollandaise and poached eggs. Speaking of poached eggs, they were cooked to perfection. The micro green salad on top had a nice acidity and added balance. Donuts - pan and brown butter donuts just wow. Never have we had mochi donuts like this and I'm really perplexed why more places don't do it this way. Fried like a regular donut instead of shot out of a weird beaded form, it's chewy and crispy. It is the best version of a mochi donut made my mankind. Bravo. Come here. The neighborhood is cute and a nice stroll after brunch.

A notable breakfast spot that foodies in vancouver know! It's busy usually for a reason, I've gone two times and thankfully didn't have to wait for a table. The menu is quite small and they're known for their mochi donuts. I must say best mochi donuts I have ever had. They rotate flavours once a while. Recently tried Pandan coconut and it changed my life, a viet girl dream The bennie's are simply and delicious with a side of tater tots. I highly recommend the Matcha pistachio rose latte as well. The ambiance is casual, with beige cafe with natural lighting. There is a selective amount of seats but they make use of it.

We went for brunch but we'd been there before for coffee and donuts. The service is great and the dishes we had (brisket hash & pancakes and waffles) were both good and had some creative flair. When you do the restaurant part here expect the modern higher prices, smaller portion but high quality. I like this place because it really seems to have dialed in the model of having people come for take-away small stuff, or sitting down for a meal and are decent at both.

So good. Expect a wait if you come on a Saturday like I did, but it is totally worth it. Sadly they were out of donuts by the time I arrived so I didn't get to try those, but I thoroughly enjoyed what I did have. I ordered an oat milk flat white and the egg & tomato breakfast sandwich with a side of avocado. The flat white was artfully crafted and tasted how it should. And the sandwich...oh my gosh. I am going to be dreaming of that later for sure! The bread was soft and slightly sweet but still structurally sound, the egg was fluffy, and the tomato jam and sauce were flavorful, perfect accompaniments. The sourdough crunch was a fantastic addition as well! The avocado was excellent too...it was mixed with something (maybe pesto?) and had a great taste. Service was friendly as well. An absolute great start to my Vancouver visit. Thank you, Their There!

Really enjoyed the brunch here - it's a cozy spot with reasonable prices and quick service! - Fried Chicken Sandwich ($16): loved the crunchy fried chicken with the tangy pickle - Beef Brisket Hash ($22): such delicious bites when theres a little bit of the tater tots, pea shoots, hollandaise, and the beef brisket! Also loveeed the mochi milk donut ($5), so delicious and unique!

Always go to for the mochi cornflakes doughnut. Service is great and ambience ... seems ok, a little too noisy for me.. typically just do a take out for the doughnuts.

Was around the area, and decided to visit even though it was raining. I bought 2 doughnuts togo which cost me $10 in total. I love their mochi doughnut, it's chewy while still airy and not too dense. Flavour is more on the sweeter side which is not my thing but still it's a great place. I hope one day they would make savoury doughnuts.

Went to Their There after it's been on my to-go list for a long while. Super busy even on a weekday - waited probably around 40minutes for a table for 2. Once seated, the interior is very aesthetic - love the muted wooden tones. Tables at the back are much more spacious than the space out front. I ordered the pancakes and chicken with tater tots, flat white, and a cereal milk donut. Total bill came out to $43.58 which is quite pricy for the amount of food we got. Chicken was decent but nothing special. I did like the pancakes though, very fluffy and the sweetness mostly came from the syrup and whipped cream. Tater tots were SUPER salty for some reason. They were highly recommended on Google but I don't understand the hype for this. Flat white was tasty as well. Cereal milk donut was really sweet but I did like the texture/mochi-ness of the donut itself. Super filling and best to split with someone if you don't have a large appetite. Would return to grab some donuts and coffee to go but am not inclined to return to dine-in.

Grabbed two donuts to go around 11am. I've had Mochi Donuts from TT plenty of times before, did they change formula or did I get a bad batch? Both Cereal and Sesame's base was so dense, with lack of chew. Cereal was slightly better in flavour however they really are adhering to "not that sweet" motto. I like my dessert/donut to actually taste "somewhat sweet". Sesame was too mild. If I wasn't the one ordering, or taken a picture, it was a tough guess. I later went home to ready my palate with milk before consuming. It wasn't much of an improvement. At almost 5ish dollars a donut before tip. I'd have to pass now. One more sour note is when paying, they really are looking/pressing you to hit TIP on a takeaway order. The sound of my donuts tossed on the counter top was memorable as clearly I failed to tip enough.

Amazing eggs benny and amazing mochi donut. Go early so you don't miss out! Love that they give you kewpie mayo with your tater tots, so fun. Also the staff is super friendly!

I was driving by on 4th while visiting Vancouver and this place caught my eye because it has such a great name. I ended up coming back the next day with my partner and her friend to try it out and it was soooo worth it. I've never had shakshouka before and now I have such high expectations if I try it anywhere else because it was perfect. The homemade focaccia completes it too. The peach cobbler matcha was a little bit too sweet for me but it's a unique flavor I've never seen before so had to give it a try. Service was great, all the people who work here are super friendly and cool. The decor inside is a vibe & loved the plants everywhere and wooden counters. Definitely coming back when I'm in town again!

Cereal Milk Doughnut I didn't feel like the glaze tasted a lot like cereal milk but it just tasted rather sweet. I am a fan of the cereal they put on top as it was a nice balance of textures on top of the doughnut. I definitely recommend this place for their mochi donuts. I feel like they do it so well and its perfectly chewy and mochi-like.

Having been following them on IG for a while, I was excited to finally pay them a visit during my stay in Vancouver and it did not disappoint. We came in on a weekday for brunch and were able to get seated right away. It's a pretty cute space, bigger than I'd expected. Both food and drinks were delicious. Portions were pretty generous. We tried one of the mochi donuts and liked it so much that we ended up getting the 2 other flavors available and a miso chocolate chip cookie to go. Service was friendly and attentive at all times. I'd definitely recommend checking it out!

My fave mochi donuts in Vancouver! I've tried many spots but their there is the best. I went in on Sunday around 10am. They had paid parking outside at the front which was great. Didn't need to stay long as I just wanted to grab some donuts. They are $5 each and worth it. They do change the flavors but I enjoyed the white rabbit and brown sugar. The churro had some spiciness to it. Service was quick and attentive. They did look busy if you wanted to sit down and eat. I can't wait to be back to try their chicken sandwich and ofcourse for more mochi donuts!

Cute rainbow UFO coffee cups that will zap you into awakedness. So many little details in the shop, loved the elegantly relaxed and cozy feel with the greenery accents. Very cute spot for a relaxing coffee date. They've also got pastries that I gotta check out next time. I got a Flat White ($4.50+): kinda small for the price, but it's the price you pay for a fancy respectable coffee shop I guess. You're also paying for the experience. Staff/barista was also very friendly. Their coffee menu is quite small, just the basic/classic espresso drinks. Also, I didn't know that they're from the same team as AnnaLena, a Michelin Guide Restaurant in downtown. Parking is pretty crappy around here, but it's worth the visit!

Bacon Benedict was very good, a bit tart, but the eggs were cooked perfectly and the bacon was ideal crispness. The tater tots are the best I've had. It's a bit cramped inside.

Love this cafe! Bfast sandwiches are great and thoughtful. A lot of potential to be boring but some of the egg sandwiches add crunchy bits and play with the texture. Really delightful Matcha mochi donut I thought was just ok. Needed more matcha flavor. Not worth the calories in my opinion Fried chicken sandwiches for lunch are also great! How can fried chicken be bad? Lol Love that they source coffee from around the world and have really cool rotating roasters from Copenhagen to Saigon

Love this spot for coffee and brunch! The miso chocolate chip cookie is to die for! Make sure you get here early as the line up for bunch started even before opening hours

Their There has launched their NEW brunch menu and it is definitely worth checking out. I am in love with their chicken & waffles and tater tots. Their tater tots are crispy and come with a delicious coating that makes it irresistible. We Tried: Chicken & Waffles $22 Bacon & Everything Spice $21 Iced Latte Mochi Doughnuts x3 $5 My favourite mochi doughnut was their cereal mocha doughnut. Parking: street parking on a weekday was $6/hour Service: 4/5 Food: 5/5 Atmosphere: 5/5

Only four words to say: THE BEST DOUGHNUTS EVER! I would come back here over and over again just for their Mochi donuts. Highly highly recommend! Be cautious that it can be a bit of a wait on a weekend - but if you are here just for takeout, note that you don't need to wait in line!

Went for brunch and had a delicious brisket, tater tot, poached egg bowl of amazingness. Had a bite of everyone else's dish in my party and every single one was off the chain. Finished with their Mochi Donuts and those were really good as well. Definitely recommend this place for a satisfying meal.

I've only ever had the coffee here, but decided to give the lunch menu a try and I'm so glad I did! I had the tomato and egg sandwich, and everything about it was perfect. The bread was soft and slightly sweet, making every bite delicious. My boyfriend got the fried chicken sandwich, and he loved it too. We were seated by the window on a cold, rainy day, and the warmth inside made it so cozy. The service was excellent, and to top it all off, my favorite song from my favorite movie played while we ate. I'll definitely be back!

This is the best mochi donut shop that I've tried in Vancouver! I will definitely come here again! First of all, the shop is so aesthetic! There's seatings at the back as well as open area seating in the front. There are also many goodies sold in the store too! There's candles, home decor, diffusers etc available for purchase. We got the birthday cake cold brew and it was so good! There was a nice amount of cream added and it reminded me of dunkaroos. I also appreciate that my drink was filled to the rim! The mochi donuts all have the same base, but the texture was incredible! Not too sweet and it was chewy! The white rabbit reminded me of the white rabbit candies I've had in the past. The cereal flavour had a nice texture from the cereal. And raspberry was my favourite! It was sweet and had some tart in it too, which makes it a good balance. Really, you can't go wrong with any of the donuts to be honest! I'll definitely come back and try out the other items in the menu!

I've been here a handful of times and would absolutely give it 5 stars if it was a tad more affordable. The ambiance is hip yet comfortable, the service is always friendly, and everything i've tried (drinks/food) is delicious. BUT the prices are extremely inflated. My matcha latte w/ oat milk (which only comes in one size) cost $8.13, which is insane! And yes, I know milk alternative is extra, but even without it, ~$7 is still not cheap for a 10-12oz drink. For an occasional treat I'll stop by, but it is way too expensive to visit regularly.

This was our first stop on the donut trail and it was such a good start. After doing some research, I knew I wanted at least 1 crueler and 1 mochi donut. I love crueller so I was expecting to like it better than the mochi donut but surprisingly I love the mochi donut!!!! I got the blueberry pancakes crueller which came with a "slab of butter". The crueler was soft and fluffy and flavor was there. The "butter" brought a difference taste to it as well which was nice. For some reason though, it didn't really work. I thought the flavor would work better on a different type of donut than a crueller. I also got the milk cereal mochi donut. This is not a typical mochi donut like those ring mochi donut. They are more like Asian pastry mochi, and it's denser and more mochi. It was awesome. The crunch from the cereal also brought a nice balance. The donuts are a little pricier but it's not bad at all. I also like that the place serves so much other stuff besides coffee and donuts. They have sandwiches and beer and other food and drinks so you can literally come here any time of the day and have something good!!

I was determined to find a unique and cute coffee shop during my trip to Vancouver and I nailed it with Their There! Wonderful coffee and a clean cool space overall. Service was so nice and friendly. But the unique things were: -the variety of fun Mochi donuts! Wow. And they are the most Mochi-y of the Mochi donuts I've had. So fresh and chewy. -the crueler flavors were so neat too. Really enjoy the blueberry pancake. I didn't try it but I want to come back for the espresso martini, the smash burger (fridays) and then also the breakfast sandwiches. Thanks team for a great spot I'll come back to again and again during my trips to Vancouver.

They're at Their There. And by they're, I mean everyone - friends, couples, families, etc. This coffee shop is small, mighty, and extremely busy. If you, like me, are planning to get some work done on a laptop, think again as it's strictly no laptop, no tablet with a recommended 1-hour seating time to accommodate the crowd. That said, Their There is still a great place to crack open a book, catch up with a friend, or grab a quick meal. The menu for both drinks and food looks absolutely scrumptious - with offerings like a Chocolate Miso Latte ($5.75) and White Rabbit Mochi Donut ($4.25), both of which I ordered, and Baby Kale & Crispy Brussels Sprout ($10) and Sausage & Egg Sandwich ($13), which I'd like to order next time. It's not everyday that you hear chocolate, miso, and latte uttered within the same breath, but these elements - all extraordinary on their own - only work to enhance the depth of flavour within this staple drink. I would say the Latte here is richer and more savoury, yet not overly sweet due to the addition of miso. By the same token, the Asian fusion theme was carried over to their Donut. It was certainly nostalgic to see one of my favourite candies growing up be the highlight of a classic Western snack. Not only that, the mochi interior made for a delightful chew and gave the donut yet another twist. It was surprisingly not as sweet as I expected either, and I found myself picking at the bits of White Rabbit flakes that fell onto my plate. Menu items aside, Their There also has a section for snacks, books, and home and lifestyle items. The lineup strategically wraps around this section, so that you cannot help but to browse while waiting in line. As far as seating goes, there are some window seats in the store area, as well as a raised platform for table seating. Depending on the time of day and your party size, there may be a wait, but the 1-hour limit for diners should reduce that. All in all, Their There is great if you're looking for a quick bite and want to try something more unique. However, if you're seeking a place to study or work, you may be better off seeking another coffee shop.

These amazing mochi donuts I finally came here early enough on the weekend to try the donuts. They sell out quick! I got the white rabbit mochi donut, breakfast pancake cruller (3.75) and cereal milk mochi donut (4.25) My favorite was the white rabbit mochi donut. The flavor was sweet and reminded me of the white rabbit candy I used to eat as a child. It tasted so soft unlike other mochi donuts, it was not doughy or chewy at all The Breakfast Pancake cruller was also tasty like a pancake, and also has a soft texture with a piece of 'butter' on top Eat them while they were fresh!

I'd seen photos of an assortment of mochi donuts, but when I came in they only had the cereal milk and brown sugar ones on display. That was fine though, as their CEREAL MILK MOCHI DONUT ($5) is hands down the best mochi donut I've ever had -- so chewy with a wonderful crunch from the cereal topping.

Their rotating cold brew cream tops are divine, we need these in every city! Food didn't disappoint either, mochi donuts and the chicken sandwich are bomb!

A very aesthetic coffee bar that also serves donuts along with a few other items such a special flavored pringles and other random items like notebooks. When you first enter, you're hit by a nice aroma of coffee. I tried the Black Forest and Pancake Breakfast Crueller, and the White Rabbit Mochi Donut. All deserve a 10/10 rating. These people know what they're doing here! I love how light and fluffy the cruellers are and how soft and chewy the mochi donut is. It's absolutely amazing and their flavors are on point. I am in love with this place and highly recommend it. I don't think anything here could disappoint.

Mochi donuts are here are awesome! More airy than normal mochi donuts, which I really like. Decent brunch menu and great coffee. One of my favourite spots in Vancouver

Decided to stop by Their There for a late lunch. No lineup which was nice. I remember this spot as a cafe but now they offer table service and brunch. I ordered the hot chicken sandwich ($17). It was super delicious, juicy, and actually spicy which I really enjoy. I also got an oat milk latte which was smooth and tasty. The latte was $5 but the oat milk was $1. Wish the milk alternatives weren't so expensive. Total meal came to $24.15 - which is quite pricey. Overall vibes were good and attentive service but price point and no wifi = I'll get coffee and maybe mochi donut for takeout next time.

I only got their mochi doughnuts for takeout and loved every flavour - black sesame, white rabbit and cereal milk. I would return to try additional flavours and their lattes. The decor is tasteful and the cafe had a nice vibe. There was a huge line for dine in around 1pm on a Sunday, so be prepared to wait! I didn't see that takeout was just walk in at first and I think many others didn't either as some people followed us in. Highly recommend checking them out!

I dropped by on a sunny Sunday morning. The place was busy with indoor and patio seating. Luckily, you can walk in to grab take-out, which I did. Only three types of mochi donuts today. I grabbed an Americano along with the cereal milk and the brown butter mochi donuts. These donuts were squishy and packed with flavour. The cereal milk donut was balanced and cereal added some crispy texture. The brown butter donut was a real treat. It was simple but satisfying. I'll have to come back sometime for brunch, their sit down menu looked delicious.

BEST MOCHI DONUTS & SANDWICHES!! The mochi donuts and breakfast/chicken sandwiches are especially good here. We would love to come here more often if it weren't always so busy all the time since their seating area is quite small. If I had to rank the donuts in order from most to least favourite it would be cereal milk, white rabbit, and then glazed mochi donut. GLAZED MOCHI DONUT - tasted like what it is like a chewy glazed donut. It was simple and tasty but got too sweet near the end CEREAL MILK - our favourite one! loved the crunchy texture from the cereal and it wasn't too sweet WHITE RABBIT - really good and super squishy just got too sweet near the end

TLDR: perfect place if you're looking for good coffee, good vibes, and light brunch. We came on a holiday weekend and waited 20 min for a sit down table. While we were waiting we ordered coffee and donuts are the bar (which you can only get there). Overall the ambiance is what makes this place stand up! Food: - coffee (8/10): espresso is on the acidic side but no complaints here - mochi donut (7/10): this donut is made from pure mochi so is a little heavier than the mochi donuts I'm used to. However I'm a sucker for cereal on anything so this was great - buttermilk chicken sandwich (9/10): AMAZINGLY flavorful fried chicken that still manages to be light. Be warned the sandwich is small - tater tots (6/10): veryyy crispy and had a nice tang but personally too oily for me

I have been to many good restaurants and cafes recently and no doubt There There is one of the must-go. As recommended by a friend I came here right after having the Japanese ramen nearby. I used to enjoy a cup of coffee after lunch to get my mind refreshed. This very cozy and plain colour theme cafe has a small area selling gifts and fancy stuffs like funny shape candles, coffee mugs and some well-being goods. I went deep inside the shop to the counter to order my coffee and donut. I heard the chicken Sandwich was great but I was full after lunch, Sinai only order a Bergabomb Cruller Donut with my coffee and a Matcha Latte for my beloved one. It was sunny day and we had the foods outside the shop at the patio. It didn't take long for the coffee. The server delivered the foods to us. I came with certain expectation and it did exceed my expectation. The donut made of Earl Gray and Dark Chocolate blended perfectly. It's sweetness matched the flavour of the Flat White very well. I could have an extra cup of Flat White. The Matcha Latte was excellent with the right portion of matcha powder and milk. The barista surely knows how to do things right. The shop and cafe area are very tidy and the staff is friendly. I will definitely come again to try the chicken sandwich, donuts and coffee.

Dying to come back here for their amazing mochi donuts and crullers, which are often sold out quickly. Humongous among other places we have tried, the taste and textures are also very pleasant and balanced. The cereal milk mochi donut and the blueberry pancake cruller are just perfect, especially the texture of the mochi dough, super impressive.

First time "there" ;) 4.5/5 Line: Line up outside, and staff will come out to inquire about your party. There were five parties in front of us at 10:30 am on Good Friday (holiday). We waited for approx. 25 mins before being seated. There may not be a line on other days or other times. If you want some grab-and-go, skip the line and go order inside. The mochi doughnut display is inside, along with some trinkets you can buy. You can expect a lot of plants inside. Seating: The window seats are funny, as everyone in line can see what you're eating. You may not actually see the street from the window if there is a line outside. Food: Bacon & Everything Spice Egg Benedict (comes with tater tots) $21 - Rating 8.5/10. I'm usually not a huge fan of egg benedicts as the hollandaise sauce can make it too rich. The hollandaise sauce is surprisingly light and not overpowering. Tastes homemade. I added a touch of hot sauce for some added heat. Overall, it was a great taste. Unfortunately, the dull knives made it difficult to enjoy our food. The star was the tater tots on the side. Rating 10/10. The tater tots were seasoned very well, and it was enjoyable even without condiments. It had the perfect crisp and crunch. Fried Chicken Sandwich $17 (tater tots did not come with the sandwich but can be added on the side for a few bucks) - Rating 9/10. The bun was bouncy and light. The chicken was overflowing between the buns and was moist. It was not overly deep-fried. The added sweet pickles highlighted it as the winner today. Sweet pickles or pickles may not be everyone's thing, but it works with this one. The sandwich looks huge, but after finishing it, it was not as heavy as some fried chicken sandwiches out there. Comparable to Downlow Chicken Shack on Commercial Drive without feeling too heavy. Mochi Doughnuts $5 - Rating 8.5/10. Three options on display today : White Rabbit, Cereal Milk, Strawberry Milkshake. We bought the Strawberry Milkshake Mochi Doughnut to go. It's definitely not the typical doughnut texture! Very bouncy! Like the name says, it's mochi but shaped like a doughnut! I'll say it's a must-try-at-least-once kinda thing. The Cereal Milk Mochi Doughnut is their staple, but I haven't tried it, but for those who don't know which one to get, that one could be the safe option. Drinks: Cute mugs! Certainly a vibe. Cappuccino - has heart art. Americano - tastes as it should. Location: Lots of food options around if you do not feel like lining up. However, other restaurants may have an equal lineup depending on the time you go. We definitely saw some lines at the nearby restaurants. Paid street parking.

I'll get right to it!!! Hands down...the BEST donuts i have ever had i Canada. Their donuts are divided into 2 major categories...Mochi based and Crueller based dough. Both are equally amazing. But the mochi one...wow! Just wow! i have never had a mochi donut this good. We basically tried all the flavours...and each one was quality in every bite. Special mention to the dilce de leche and the cereal one using frosted flakes and the smores...in fact, all of them!! The raspberry cheesecake mochi...the delicateness and finesse of each product. Simply amazing! Best part, even after 1-2 das they still tasted the same. We enjoyed it so much that i went for another box 3 days after. Yes, it can be pricier than most donuts...but you get what you pay for. Quality craftsmanship in every bite. Service is quick. Servers very knowledgeable about the product and will take time to explain each donut to you. Place is clean and pristine with proper social distancing protocols in place. Cheers! Happy eating!!!

Amazing! Favorite cafe that I visited while in Vancouver. We ordered the Canadian breakfast and chicken and pancakes, as well as the tiramisu cold brew and brown butter mochi donut (not pictured). The Canadian breakfast featured crispy tater tots and yummy focaccia bread. The chicken was moist and the pancakes added sweetness without being overbearing. Lastly, the tiramisu cold brew and brown butter mochi were also not too sweet and perfect for a morning pick me up. The cafe was very clean and cute, and our waitress was sweet and attentive. Can't wait to come back on my next trip!

I love this local brunch cafe! Every dine in experience so far has been excellent and I love their take on brunch. I often pop in for a take out latte and some mochi donuts to bring home as well. Love this neighborhood gem.

Donuts + Beer or Donuts + Coffee! I usually pair the donuts with coffee but on such a warm-weather day. I enjoy having the donuts with a cold beer. It is easy to find everything in one of my faviourite cafe - Their There. Their There has hands down the best oak milk flat white and BEST Donuts in Vancouver. My favourites are their Raspberry Cheesecake Mochi Donut and S'More Cruller. Loved the consistency of the donuts (light, fluffy, and chewy). I can't wait to taste the other flavours that will be coming out! Their There is a coffee and wine bar. It is located at a boujee place in the heart of Kitsilano - 2042 W 4th Avenue in Vancouver. Dessert: 5/5 Must Try! Service: ‍‍‍‍4/5 (staff took time to explain and answer our questions) Kids: 4/5 Yay! Kids love their Price: $30-$50 (it is easy to go over budget because of so many treats ) Presentation: 2/5 Parking: Paid street parking Tips: *has patio seating. *has great happy hour wine selection from 3-6 pm. *serves variety of drinks (including coffee, beer, and wine). *gets to Their There early if you want to try out their signature food. They sold out very quick. Would I Return: Yes ‍

One of my 2 favorite coffee and pastries shop in Vancouver for 2021. The latte and cappuccino are made to perfection - intense without bitterness nor excessive acidity. The baristas are magical here at Their There! Interesting development. They are focusing on gourmet donuts instead of complex pastries. Sadly I will miss the best Cronuts in town. Still this place is worth lining up for, rain or shine.

If the adjective "yuppie" was still popularly used, it'd describe this trendy coffeeshop/lunch place perfectly. This is a wildly popular coffee spot on 4th Ave. in "downtown" Kits and when I recently visited, despite the cold rain outside, there still was a line up outside and in. I was heartened to see some large picnic tables outside, thereby accommodating folks who prefer dining al fresco (especially during these pandemic times). Inside, the decor can best be described as "eclectic", with its neon rainbow, wall-mounted faux fireplace, white stucco walls and bench-like tables. I liked how warm it felt inside (literally and figuratively), especially since it was so cold and dreary outside. And despite the long line inside, it moved along at a decent pace. As one waits in line, there are plenty of kitschy and cute (and expensive!) merchandise to look at, all available for purchase. Cute tumblers with spaceships on them. Cute incense holders and packets of pricey incense sticks. Cute lapel pins. Imported gourmet chocolate bars and bags of chips in funky flavors (some for $9 each!). As one approaches the counter to place one's order, there are also bottles of wine and ciders available for purchase. And at this counter, one can then check out the menu of foods and drinks available. (I wish they'd have a menu available to see before one gets to the counter. I hate holding up the line to read the menu!). So, speaking of the menu, they have a lot of great offerings for lunch. Sandwiches and such. And lots of coffee choices and other hot and cold beverages. And according to the menu, there's lots of pastries and donuts in all sorts of amazing flavors. Unfortunately though, when I was here (3pm on a Sunday), there were only two types of donuts available. I chose the salted caramel espresso donut (I think it was technically called a fritter, but it really was a donut). Anyhow, at $3.75, it was fairly pricey (it wasn't large, and it was very airy inside). But I gotta say, it was totally DELICIOUS! My friend and her husband thoroughly enjoyed their specialty coffee drinks. All in all, I'd definitely return here, but it would be earlier in the day when there's more of a selection, and due to the high prices, this wouldn't be daily place for me to get my daily coffee. But once in a while? Sure thing!

Just dropped by to get some coffee on the way home. I got an ice latte with oat milk to go. The coffee was strong, bold and not too acidic, just the way I like and blended well with oat milk. I'm not sure which espresso they used but I am definitely going to find out next time I'm back and get a bag for myself. They had a cute little merchandise area where you lined up with lots of different food and drink recipe books, bags of coffee, mugs and coffee making glassware. Although I'm not sure if I would want a white original Gameboy paperweight for $32. We waited outside for our drinks so everyone could socially distance. Smart! Others were sitting at the 3 picnic tables waiting on their food. If I didn't just have lunch I would have given their burgers a try. They looked big and juicy.

Went to Their There on a Saturday afternoon (2 pm).... It was pretty busy. I would say the line up was 8 or 9 people deep. To be honest the place is sporadic busy.... When we arrived I thought there was no way we would be able to find a table inside.... We waited for about 10 minutes and we were able to nab a table. This place seems to have captured the pretentious West side coffee crowd! Ok... so we ordered a mocha, an Americano (I like how they only have one size... you don't have to think about small, medium or large), a breakfast sandwich, a fried chicken sandwich, two tatter tots, and 3 donuts for $65 (that includes tip). I ordered the breakfast sandwich (sausage and egg). I found it a bit plain. The sausage patty was on the dry side, and too much bun for my taste. I felt like that little old lady from the old Burger King commercials saying 'where's the beef?' (In this case where's the pork?). Also, the combination of alfalfa sprouts and pork is not a good match. The alfalfa sprouts are a bit too earthy for me! When I'm choosing to go with a decadent breakfast sandwich I don't want to bite into something healthy like patch of alfalfa sprouts! The fried chicken sandwich was pretty good! Tasty, and a good crunch to it. If I come here again for breakfast I would go with the fried chicken sandwich! The tatter tots were good. They had a bit a flavour to them. As for the donuts we ordered 3 and shared.... Mochi glazed donut, French raspberry and chocolate, and a raspberry donut. All of them were really good! They are sweet but not overly sweet! And I like the texture of the donuts.... The French donut was light and airy but the other 2 donuts were chewy and had some substance to them. I would definitely come back for the donuts alone! Me and my gf have come here a few times trying to get breakfast or lunch. We failed both times so we were really expecting an exciting experience! Unfortunately the anticipation or expectation outweighed reality.... Their There is ok.... Nothing to write home about!