Every once in a while a goldilocks cafe comes along that fits just right.
Arbutus Cafe pictured here happens to be one of those caffeinated havens among a well-preserved residential neighborhood of canuck Vancouver.
Walking among restored heritage dwellings one stumbles upon an inviting baby blue façade adorned with weathered sanguine awnings and a tree-lined street.
An inviting entryway presents itself as an open corner section of the coffee shop, large single pane windows and old-fashioned hand-painted signage impressing a feel of soda fountain nostalgia.
Outdoor seating lines the front and side of the cafe adding a European flair under the awning spaces.
Stepping inside one finds a dark solid wood interior illuminated by ample daylight flowing in through the windows.
A high barstool section lines the left side along a front window pane, tables scattered about the middle, and small round two-tops line the interior wall on the right.
