Caffe Artigiano - Cambie Village

They raised all their prices by 15% and still ask for tip? Not going back.

Coffee is pretty par with other coffee shops in the area. Their croissants are veryyyy dry; I tried the almond one and I was very disappointed. The ends seemed almost stale, and there was barely any filling on the inside unlike most almond croissants.

Dear Hiring Manager,

I am writing to express my interest in the Barista position available at your Company. As an avid coffee lover with 3 years of experience in the food and beverage industry, I am confident in my ability to provide excellent service to your customers.
Give me Job offer letter to start my career in Canada. I bear all my expenses like accommodation and transportation as well. I did not want to burden your company. I need your humble support to start my career in Canada.
I am eager to bring my skills and experience to your company and make a positive contribution to your team. I am available for an interview at short notice and would very much appreciate the opportunity to demonstrate to you my skills, qualities, and experience.

Quite disappointed at the coffee and the latte art, actually there was no latte art at all. I ordered a flat white in 8oz, but the cup wasn’t even full. I’m not sure of the staff didn’t know how to make coffee or she just simply didn’t care. The branch in downtown is so much better.

This Artigiano location opened recently and much like the others I've visited, it's a good coffee shop. Good coffee and service. The ham & cheese croissants are good. WiFi is good. It has art on the walls, which most Artigianos have, which is a nice touch. This location is near two train stations. It's bright and has lots of windows, for those dreary Vancouver winters. Like the day I went. Was a Starbucks before it became an Artigiano.

The food and coffee are great but the staff are exceptional and always so friendly!

I’ve never been in such a beautiful store. Staff is super friendly, and my Spanish latte is on point