Fife Bakery - Vancouver, British Columbia

Dahlia T.

Got both hot chocolates this year: a mango one and a jasmine tea one. The mango drink came with an almond mango cookie but I ate it before I took the picture. I loved the mango flavor and the addition of the passionfruit poprocks added a nice texture. the mango cream was good. The cookies was smaller than I expected, it is pretty small. The jasmine tea drink was also great. Very fragrant and floral flavor. The sizzling texture of the poprocks is a great textural component. The chocolate mochi cookie was very chocolatey decadence. Nice to dip in.

Nice staff. The place is quite small with very limited seating but cute decor with the corgi theme. They have a few other items. Kinda hidden location but a good place!

Coach T.

Top notch Bakery. Friendly Staff. Great Service. Fast Service. Good Prices for the area. If you’re looking for delicious bread or a delicacy of a tasty pastry this is a must stop. The Sausage Roll was delicious, the puff pasty was light and full of flavor. Cozy Atmosphere for a such a small place, but the welcoming atmosphere was refreshing compared to other bakeries I visited the same day. Their bathroom was super clean and had a super fancy toilet. The coffee left a pleasant smell in the air. They have a cute wall of dog pictures in the back for customers dogs. Overall this Bakery had one of the best vibes along with delicious treats.

Allen T.

I first discovered Fife while browsing for pies and stumbled upon a review that said Fife Bakery's apple pies are better than the reviewer's late father's pies. After trying the pies, they really are the very best while being at a reasonable price ($25 at time of review, hopefully stays that way).

Since then, I've been enlightening others about these. They're so well-received that family in Taiwan responded with "apple pie" when asked what I should bring them from Vancouver (refer to picture).

I was hesitant to leave a review at first due to supply and demand, but the pies have been selling out online more often than not nowadays.

Thanks, Fife Bakery, for baking these amazing apple pies that are well-loved even on the other side of the globe 😊

Michelle S.

A nice local bakery around the neighbourhoods, Fife bakes the most amazing sourdough in town. I liked mine pre-sliced, which you can pre-order a day in advance from their website. You can’t really go wrong with and of the options but my favourite is the simple country loaf ($8).

Occasionally, I also got coffee or matcha (from the amazing paragon tea room), and they are always consistently good. Also tried a few of their other pastry offerings: sausage roll ($5.75 closest to Australia’s version I could find here) and canele ($3.75 good but a little bit too burnt).

S J.

Cute little spot! The power was out but things were still running like normal! One of the best pastries I’ve ever had!!! Will try the bread next time as it looked outstanding😍

Jen

Super cute shop with a small but excellent selection of bread and pastries. We got the country loaf, canele, and chocolate chip cookie and all were delicious!

Their pour over bean selection looked great (Proud Mary and Bows) so will definitely get some coffee next time and try a croissant or two!

Dana S.

Small and out-of-the-way bakery and coffee shop. They don’t open until 9 which is usually too late for me to come by in the morning, but I recently had the chance to grab a morning snack here. I got a berry muffin and a hojicha milk tea. The muffin was really good; it tasted like it might have been made with cornmeal which gave it a unique and pleasant texture and rounded flavour. Lots of juicy berries inside. The hojicha was very high quality and strong.
The shop is very small, only 4 stools set up inside, and a picnic table outside for when the weather is nice. The corgi theme is cute. Staff were very nice.
In addition to baked goods (whole loaves of bread as well as individual-sized items) and drinks, they have a few sandwiches available. So I’ll try to come back for lunch!

Warner Y.

Line-ups out the door is common here (likely due to the small service space within) but don’t worry, it moves fast!

Cute little cafe serving up your fresh baked breads, along with sweet and savory pastries! Wash it all down with a side of drip, espresso, pour over, or milk tea.

This time I popped by as part of the Hot Chocolate Festival and got the “Sunrise Greenfields” (pictured below) which is only served from January 13-28.

Overall, 5/5 would recommend!