✨ No tipping cafe✨️
Checked out this new spot @peaceandculture.coffee
You should definitely try their coffee. I’m never a fan of that harsh bitterness, but I didn't taste it here at all, it's fragrant and clean.
For Matcha, they’re currently offering a Blueberry Pancake flavor. The syrup is actually made by dissolving croissants with enzymes. It’s a bit experimental, but unique that it’s worth a try.
👉️It was a bit too sweet when I mixed it all at once, so definitely mix it in gradually to find your perfect balance.
Peace and Culture Coffee
📍1120 E Georgia St Courtyard, Vancouver, BC V6A 0K2
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最近オープンした @peaceandculture.coffee へ行ってきました。
ここのコーヒーは、ぜひ一度飲んでみてほしいです。私はコーヒー特有の強い苦みが苦手なのですが、ここのはとても香り高くて、すっきりとした味わいです。
抹茶に関しては、現在「ブルーベリーパンケーキ味」が販売されています。本物のクロワッサンを酵素で溶かしてシロップを作っているのだとか。少し実験的ですが、ユニークなので試してみる価値あり✅️
👉️一気に混ぜるとかなり甘くなってしまうので、少しずつ混ぜながら自分好みのバランスを見つけるのがおすすめです。
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Visiting Peace and Culture Coffee was a refreshing experience that challenged my usual coffee expectations. I’m someone who tends to avoid overly bitter coffee, as it often overwhelms my palate. However, this café offers a fragrant and clean brew without the harsh bitterness, making it a delightful choice for those with similar preferences. One aspect that truly stands out is their no-tipping policy, which is quite rare and appreciated in a city like Vancouver where tipping culture can sometimes be a source of confusion or contention. This approach fosters a more peaceful and straightforward café experience. The current specialty at this spot is their Matcha Blueberry Pancake flavor. What’s intriguing is the syrup they use—created by dissolving croissants with enzymes, adding a subtle, experimental twist to the traditional matcha drink. When I tried it, I noticed it was quite sweet initially, so I recommend mixing the syrup gradually to find your preferred balance. This unique method hints at the café’s creative approach to their menu. The location in the Courtyard at 1120 E Georgia St makes it a cozy place to enjoy a coffee date or a casual hangout. Plus, it’s family-friendly and Instagrammable, ticking all the boxes for a pleasant outing. Overall, Peace and Culture Coffee offers more than just a drink; it provides a thoughtful coffee experience that defies the norm, from its no-tipping ethos to its experimental flavors. If you’re in Vancouver and looking for a café that offers both comfort and creativity, this spot is definitely worth a visit.
