The place is small and does not accept weekend reservations. You will wait.
But you will be thrilled that you did.
16 oz. white chocolate pistachio mocha (CAN $4.60).
Waffle with raspberry caramel (CAN $3.15 for waffle, CAN $1 for topping).
Cassoulet -- two fried eggs on baked beans, saucisson de Paris, double smoked bacon and andouille, and grilled focaccia (CAN $15).
This was not a breakfast for the weak. You'll need a hearty appetite to finish this skillet masterpiece!
Fricasee -- two fried eggs, braised short ribs, roasted potatoes, caramelized onions, arugula, applewood cheddar, and grilled focaccia (CAN $15).
Also not a dainty breakfast by any means. There were short ribs under that greenery!
Needless to say, we were very satisfied, full, and happy when we left Medina Cafe. Go.
Honestly, is there a bad place for coffee in Vancouver? We haven't found one yet!
ReplyDeleteWe ate there too! I could have had about 30 waffles they were so good.
ReplyDeleteBut all that greenery makes it healthy, right? right?
ReplyDeleteGreat food & restaurant shots; the dangly lights looks so cool!
oh yum. that is all.
ReplyDeletedang. that looks like my type of breakfast.
ReplyDeleteNow that looks like my type of breakfast. That waffle is calling my name!
ReplyDeletei love breakfast. and that looks like a place that's tickle both the bear's and my fancies. pretty but hearty.
ReplyDeleteoh wow ... looks wonderful! a friend lives in vancouver and raves about this place. thanks as always for the fantastic update ... my mouth is watering for their hearty breakfast + waffles!
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