Cream Pony - North Vancouver

The spicy maple fried chicken, doughnut sandwich is worth a trip to the North Shore all on its own. The owner is so personable and seems genuinely kind. Fabulous vibes.

Fun atmosphere and yummy donuts.. the chicken is pretty good too ? ? ?

Donuts are Subpar at best. Based on appearance I was excited to try what looked to be a well made donut. I was wrong, the donut was dry and lacked decent flavor plus the icing to donut ratio was off. Especially for being $3.45, it was only worth slightly over $1 tops. Very Disappointing. Friendly Staff. High Prices. Fast Service. Overall if you’re craving a good donut shop seek elsewhere or be prepared to leave disappointed.

Good food, fragile peoplerecommended by a friendstaff can’t understand you if you have an accentstaff aren’t sure how to make proper

We had a few donuts and the "cajun chicken sandwich. "The donuts were good, but not superlative. (My partner 's favorite was the lemon loaf donut. The chicken sandwich was tantalizing close to being excellent. So many good components, but the cheese ruined it. It was an American-style yellow cheese that just clashed with the other flavors. As some one who likes cheese, I really think no cheese would have been better- but if there was going to be cheese, something like swiss (emmentaler or provolone would have been more on-the-mark.The chicken itself was very well done and the sauce was quite nice. It could have stood on it 's own! There 's a reason that Chick-Fil-A (the famous US chain these sandwiches are like generally doesn 't put cheese on their sandwiches.So... if we 're ever back in the area, it may well be worth the visit for another chicken sandwich, but hold the cheese.