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Try one of these six cafes next time you want a different coffee stop.
Routine Coffee & Supply
Routine opened in January with coffee, tea and food to take away. There is no seating, but the space has plants, vintage TVs and a yellow-and-white colour scheme.
Address: 1036 Fort St.
Nor. Coffee
Nor. Coffee is a quaint and cozy coffee shop with a minimalist design featuring broad open spaces and white walls. The staff are friendly and helpful, ensuring drinks are made to preference. Popular choices include the cappuccinos, matcha latte, and seasonal lattes. The coffee shop has premium Scandinavian art prints as decor and for sale.
Address: 860 Johnson St.
Peckish Cafe
Peckish serves lunch, specialty coffee, pastries and protein smoothies in Fairfield. There is indoor seating and a pet-friendly patio.
Address: 1267 Fairfield Rd.
Township Coffee
Township makes coffee and food in Gordon Head. Its baking includes muffins and ham-and-cheese scones.
Address: 4343 Tyndall Ave.
The Stick in the Mud
The Stick in the Mud in Sooke has roasted small batches of coffee almost daily for more than 15 years. It also serves specialty drinks and baked goods.
Address: 6715 Eustace Rd., Sooke.
Saint Cecilia
Known for its high-quality, thoughtfully brewed coffee, Saint Cecilia offers a variety of beans sourced from renowned roasters like La Cabra and Sey. The café emphasizes the simplicity of tasting coffee in various forms, whether brewed as an espresso or via hand brew methods, giving patrons a chance to experience the full range of flavours from the same coffee bean.
Saint Cecilia has seating upstairs with a view of the cafe below, as well as space to sit and work.
Address: 535 Yates St.
Your favourite spot isn’t on this list? Please send your recommendations to info@tastingvictoria.com. We would love to feature them in our weekly newsletter.
