Quik Café

Vancouver, Canada

4

2 reviews

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+1 604-688-6009
Address:
1 E Cordova St Ste 120, Vancouver, BC, V6A 4H3
Downtown, Gastown
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
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Accepted Cards
Credit, Debit
Wheelchair Accessible
Yes
Outdoor Seating
Yes

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Local time (Vancouver) 21:42 Friday, 11 July 2025

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2 reviews of Quik Café

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Place rating: 4
Lincoln, MA
Kinda cool tiny coffee place on the corner. I’ve only had the coffee (an Americano to be exact) and it was pretty darn good.
While a bit pricey as Crystal said, they do provide some bang up customer service. When I asked for a couple ice cubes in my coffee, the guy behind the counter remade the coffee and made sure the final temperature was to my liking.
Pretty sweet graffiti art on the inside back wall, too.
Place rating: 4
Vancouver, Canada
Coffee, coffee, coffee. All I need is a coffee. Jumping over puddles, surfing through the Woodwords traffic and then boom! I’m here… ready for my 100th FTR!
Totally laid back, simple café. Some pre-​made sammies, a panini grill. Cream and milk in the open, not chilled (I admit, I smelled it first and touched it to see if it was still cold). No menus posted, no idea what beans they use. Just a friendly barista grinding beans and serving up a fine brew. But for the location, it’s mighty pricey — $ 7 for an americano and a small mocha? But for not attitude, I guess it’s worth the extra change (I even tipped her for her friendliness!)