Five Brunch Spots

Craving eggs benny, pancakes and Americanos? But what about the kids? Here are a few of our favourite family friendly Vancouver brunch spots.

Café Zen

A brunch staple in Kitsilano, just a few blocks from the beach. Some of the yummiest eggs benedict in town. Breakfast is served all day long.
1631 Yew St, Vancouver, (604) 731-4018

Café Medina

Stylish and exceptional brunch goodness downtown. Delish Belgian waffles, lavender lattes, and the unique, unmissable Harissa Pain Plat.
780 Richards St. (between Robson & Georgia) Library District, Vancouver, 604-879-3114

Sunshine Diner

Comfortable, family-style diner on West Broadway in Kits. Serving all the brunch staples – eggs, bennies, omelettes and hand-pressed burgers. Kids menu.
2649 W Broadway, Vancouver, (604) 733-7717

Marché St George

French-inspired neighbourhood café in east Vancouver. Delicious selection of sweet and savoury breakfast specials (can you say flaky croissants?), including gluten-free options.
E 28th Ave, Vancouver, (604) 565-5107

Café du Soleil

Commercial Drive brunch staple, with emphasis on vegetarian breakfast options. Wide choice of vegetarian and vegan goodies, in a cozy, child-friendly atmosphere.
1393 Commercial Dr, Vancouver, (604) 254-1145

Bonus -> Cafe Deux Soleils

Not to be confused with the aforementioned (although it frequently is), this long-time Commercial Drive brunch spot is a family favourite with funky egg (and tofu) dishes to please all palates big and small.
2096 Commercial Dr, Vancouver, (604) 254-1195

Image credits: ThePeak.ca (Cafe Deuxs Soleils), Marche St Georges & medinacafe.com.

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Claudia Laroye

Claudia lives in Vancouver. She's the mother of two teenage boys, and has a thirst for travel, chocolate, and pineapple margaritas. She writes and blogs as thetravellingmom.ca, offering a modern mom's guide to family travel sanity. She is much too active on Twitter as @travelling_mom.

View Comments (2)

Emily B says:

June 8, 2015 at 9:23 pm

I think you got Cafe Deux Soleils, the image used at the top of your article, and Cafe du Soleil confused. Both on Commercial but the one you listed as number 5 on your list is different than the one you have a photo of. Pretty sure you’re talking about Cafe Deux Soleils at 2096 Commercial Drive.

- Harriet Fancott says:
  
  June 9, 2015 at 9:03 am
  
  Thanks! Fixed.