Filthy bathrooms and every single one of the tables was dirty. Expired food in the fridge. Hand sanitizer dispensers empty. Pretty disgusting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Ryan
Overpriced (as all BC Ferries items are) and mid. Baked ham and cheese Croissant was decent but not $10 decent. Not exactly a “cafe” when you have at best 3 or 4 warm food choices.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Jag
Horrible customer service, and even worse drinks.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Reiko West
Overpriced small microwaved food. Friendly service, but area not kept clean.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
Wade Barrie
Really expensive for what you get. The flatbread is some sort of sick joke. Wait until you're on the ferry or stop in Sidney.
Laura Glenn
I get to pay $6 to toast my own bagel in a toaster that looks like it's 20 years old, and toasts like it's 20 years old. Figure yourself out BC Ferries. This is a travesty.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
YS Wu
[Features] Taking a boat is the most common way to return to Vancouver from Victoria, and vehicles can also be transported to the other side. But you need to arrive an hour before getting on the bus to report. After checking in, you can buy food and use the toilet here. It includes simple lunch boxes, muffins, and sandwiches, and the coffee is Starbucks. The hot food section offers macaroni soup, which is quite heart-warming in the cold weather. In the dining area, there are totem poles representing the local indigenous people, as well as ship models of the shipping company.[Service] There is a quite large dining area, and you can also buy it back and enjoy it in the car. Most people will park their cars in the queue lane, and then passengers will take turns to go shopping and use the toilet.Wheelchair accessibility: There are ramps available for wheelchairs.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Caretraveller
Just a poor excuse for a place to get food. Only ate a breakfast flat bread and it was awful. Paid too much for it. Sad that Departure Bay has decent places to eat as does Tsawwassen but Swartz Bay has no choices so this place survives somehow. Just disappointed.
Pedro Henrique
Almost 10,00 CND for a Caprese Flatbread ( similar as one slice pizza) with 5 micro piece cheese??? It doesn’t worth 2,00 !!! Terrible!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Adam Iredale - Gray
No options, terrible value. But the have the market cornered here so you are stuck with them if you're hungry.
Bitter latte, while branded as Starbucks, it’s not coming close to hitting even that low bar of quality.
Food: 1
Jon Adams
I ordered the breakfast flatbread. It turned out that it looked nothing like the picture on the menu screen. Instead of a fluffy piece of flatbread topped with egg, hash browns, cheese, and meat, as the description indicates - as in what most would consider to be an actual meal, I instead received an over-toasted, freezer burnt, piece of cardboard-like bread, which when carbon dated, indicates an age of ~750 years. It was lightly sprinkled with microscopic bits of what appeared to be space food, only somehow more dry, unidentifiable, and less nourishing. I actually started to think maybe I was supposed to let it soak in water to allow it to reconstitute. If you’re considering spending $10+tax on this, don’t bother, unless you’re training to be an astronaut, in which case, eating this alone will fully prepare you for what life will be like on Mars, but you probably won’t make it because this meal alone will likely not only not provide you with any nourishment to speak of, and cause you to actually become malnourished as a result of eating it, it will probably also dehydrate you to the point that you will likely never fully recover. You may also need to see a dentist afterwards as most of your teeth will have a high chance of chipping as a result of biting down on fossilized organic matter.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
J Nic
Had two teas, muffin and bagel for 15$ you toast your own bagel with probably the cheapest toaster you could possibly find. For the price gauge not worth it and experience was terrible it's a joke.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Kathy Smith
Very expensive for what you get. The Breakfast Flatbread shows in the corresponding picture that it is loaded with toppings but in realty there is barely one egg and a sprinkling of other toppings, just mostly bread. Not a good value.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Kent Marven
Not a Cafe. Menu used to be bigger, pretty limited now, had a choice of 4 items. No burgers, hotdogs, tuna/egg salad sandwiches, etc. There was some random overpriced pastries. Food bought (croissants sandwich) was sad/low quality stuff, chuck it in the 60 second toaster type stuff.
Filthy bathrooms and every single one of the tables was dirty. Expired food in the fridge. Hand sanitizer dispensers empty. Pretty disgusting.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Overpriced (as all BC Ferries items are) and mid. Baked ham and cheese Croissant was decent but not $10 decent. Not exactly a “cafe” when you have at best 3 or 4 warm food choices.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Horrible customer service, and even worse drinks.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Overpriced small microwaved food. Friendly service, but area not kept clean.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 4
Really expensive for what you get. The flatbread is some sort of sick joke. Wait until you're on the ferry or stop in Sidney.
I get to pay $6 to toast my own bagel in a toaster that looks like it's 20 years old, and toasts like it's 20 years old. Figure yourself out BC Ferries. This is a travesty.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 5
[Features] Taking a boat is the most common way to return to Vancouver from Victoria, and vehicles can also be transported to the other side. But you need to arrive an hour before getting on the bus to report. After checking in, you can buy food and use the toilet here. It includes simple lunch boxes, muffins, and sandwiches, and the coffee is Starbucks. The hot food section offers macaroni soup, which is quite heart-warming in the cold weather. In the dining area, there are totem poles representing the local indigenous people, as well as ship models of the shipping company.[Service] There is a quite large dining area, and you can also buy it back and enjoy it in the car. Most people will park their cars in the queue lane, and then passengers will take turns to go shopping and use the toilet.Wheelchair accessibility: There are ramps available for wheelchairs.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Just a poor excuse for a place to get food. Only ate a breakfast flat bread and it was awful. Paid too much for it. Sad that Departure Bay has decent places to eat as does Tsawwassen but Swartz Bay has no choices so this place survives somehow. Just disappointed.
Almost 10,00 CND for a Caprese Flatbread ( similar as one slice pizza) with 5 micro piece cheese??? It doesn’t worth 2,00 !!! Terrible!!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
No options, terrible value. But the have the market cornered here so you are stuck with them if you're hungry.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 3
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Bitter latte, while branded as Starbucks, it’s not coming close to hitting even that low bar of quality.
Food: 1
I ordered the breakfast flatbread. It turned out that it looked nothing like the picture on the menu screen. Instead of a fluffy piece of flatbread topped with egg, hash browns, cheese, and meat, as the description indicates - as in what most would consider to be an actual meal, I instead received an over-toasted, freezer burnt, piece of cardboard-like bread, which when carbon dated, indicates an age of ~750 years. It was lightly sprinkled with microscopic bits of what appeared to be space food, only somehow more dry, unidentifiable, and less nourishing. I actually started to think maybe I was supposed to let it soak in water to allow it to reconstitute. If you’re considering spending $10+tax on this, don’t bother, unless you’re training to be an astronaut, in which case, eating this alone will fully prepare you for what life will be like on Mars, but you probably won’t make it because this meal alone will likely not only not provide you with any nourishment to speak of, and cause you to actually become malnourished as a result of eating it, it will probably also dehydrate you to the point that you will likely never fully recover. You may also need to see a dentist afterwards as most of your teeth will have a high chance of chipping as a result of biting down on fossilized organic matter.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 3
Had two teas, muffin and bagel for 15$ you toast your own bagel with probably the cheapest toaster you could possibly find. For the price gauge not worth it and experience was terrible it's a joke.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 4
Very expensive for what you get. The Breakfast Flatbread shows in the corresponding picture that it is loaded with toppings but in realty there is barely one egg and a sprinkling of other toppings, just mostly bread. Not a good value.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Not a Cafe. Menu used to be bigger, pretty limited now, had a choice of 4 items. No burgers, hotdogs, tuna/egg salad sandwiches, etc. There was some random overpriced pastries. Food bought (croissants sandwich) was sad/low quality stuff, chuck it in the 60 second toaster type stuff.