Café 106
Cafe in Marlborough
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About
Here at cafe106 we take pride in the quality of the coffee bean used for each and every coffee. If it’s not perfect and made just the way you ordered it, we won’t send it out. We guarantee...
Amenities
What diners mention
- Service5
- Value for money3
- Ambiance2
Frequently asked questions
Where is Café 106?+
Café 106 is located at 6588 Royal Oak Avenue, Burnaby, Marlborough.
What kind of place is Café 106?+
Café 106 is a Cafe in Marlborough.
What are Café 106's opening hours?+
Café 106 is open seven days a week.
Is Café 106 open on Sundays?+
Yes, Café 106 is open on Sundays.
How expensive is Café 106?+
Café 106 is generally budget-friendly.
What does Café 106 offer?+
Café 106 offers Outdoor seating, Wheelchair access.
Location
What people say
“The staff are super friendly and the coffee is delicious and consistent”
Reviews sourced from Google.
What diners say on Google
mostafa yousef★★★★★lovely Korean coffee shop and one of the best spots for morning coffee in the area. The service is excellent and very friendly. I also like that you order at the cashier, then they bring the order to your table, so there’s no need to wait for your name to be called. The prices have gone up slightly, around a dollar or so, but I still think it’s reasonable because their prices were very low at the beginning. The atmosphere is calm and welcoming, and it’s a great place to start the day. Highly recommended!
Atlac Mdzh★★★★Staff are nice and respectful, we were driving by just decided to grab a coffee , everything tasted good, matcha was so good too Sandwiches as well, cafe it self was in a good condition clean . We enjoyed our stay and staff were welcoming
Tatiana Machulis★★★Nice cozy vibes, but that was it for me. Coffee was ok, nothing special. We ordered a panini (which was good) and a banana bread with chocolate chips (still looking for the banana and the chocolate...).
The Duke is not amused.★★★★★It is the sort of modest corner spot that quietly does its job without pretense. The space is small, just enough seats to keep it intimate rather than crowded, with a couple of outdoor tables for those who find traffic oddly therapeutic. Watching the cars crawl up and down Royal Oak does feel a bit like observing salmon insistently pushing upstream. The coffee and croissants are perfectly serviceable. Not the kind that makes you write poetry, but certainly good enough to start a day or to pause in the middle of one. Daily fuel, not a grand affair. My one wish: if the croissant arrived on a p
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