Wilder Snail Neighbourhood Grocery And Coffee

Sumptuous dishes, lovely coffees, divine desserts love the exquisite tasting espresso chocolate cookie...yum to the very last bite VERY friendly and supportive of the community

Walking into the Wilder Snail you are greeted by a large wooden bar, some great red cupboards and large red globe lights that Erica wanted to make special mention of. The name is a humorous poke at unusual British pub names.

My friend Lorraine and I had already been to The Wilder Snail not surprisingly, about a year ago) but for some reason I forgot to blog about it. But this time I decided not to forget, particularly because I liked this place and it's a beautiful location to have coffee, lunch or just hang out free wifi with purchase, it's passworded). We ordered a couple of Montreal smoked meat sandwiches, which were generous on the Montreal smoked meat and very tasty really, how could you screw up a MSMS… but I digress). The service was cordial and friendly and lunch was inexpensive $5.99 for each one of the sandwiches). Obviously, as anybody who reads my blog will know, I don't eat cheese so I had to remove it but otherwise, our lunch was really good. I'd definitely come back for lunch or even just for a coffee and to read a good book. The Wilder Snail is definitely a lovely neighbourhood cafe. Related posts: Eatery review La Grotta Del Fromaggio Meat and Bread Gastown) Frenchie's Downtown V

During our 13th stop on our quest to find Vancouver's best coffee, we visited The Wilder Snail on Keefer Street. The unique combination of an organic, gluten-free grocery store and neighborhood café caught my attention, despite my unfamiliarity with the area.

Great coffee, and a nice community feel. They sell groceries and different things like a general store too. Comfortable, welcoming, and clearly a welcome part of the neighbourhood.