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Juliet's owner is a romantic and warms to the idea that Romeo, the owner, who declares he is working hard to earn his first million had changed the name of this honest place from Romeo's to Juliet's, in honour of -- his little daughter. Newly expanded neighbourhood favourite serves memorable home-style breakfasts, lunches, and has just opened for dinner. Sidewalk patio with noise-calming plants.
This cafe is a diamond in the rough. The decor inside the restaurant (family picture frames and mismatched furniture) make the costumer feel as if they had walked into the comfort of a friend's private home. The food is fantastic and their breakfasts are especially great for hangovers. The eggs benedict and potatoes are mouth watering. Lunch sandwiches are also fantastic! You must test this place out. It is one of my favorites and after introducing it to my friends they love love love it too!
I work across the street from Juliet's and we use them for lunch time catering. Their sandwiches are always SO good, the homemade bread is wonderful. They are consistent in delivering delish food. We also order muffins for early morning meetings and they arrive fresh out of the oven - so warm and yummy!
We tried Juliet's for a Saturday afternoon late lunch. We tried the mixed field greens salad, tuna melt sandwich, and grilled lamb sandwich. Everything was very good and the we particularly liked the home-made bread. The iced mocha was perfect. I would definitely go there again to try more of their menu items.
The atmosphere and servie were very pleasant, it was a good spot to enjoy a sunny afternoon in Kitsilano.
We went at around 7:45 am, and ordered some eggs and French toast, and some coffee. We got charged about 20$ for ...
1) eggs that were cooked in the microwave
2) bacons that were cooked in the microwave
3) French toasts that were "cooked" in a deep frier
4) Potatoes that were also cooked in the same deep frier with the French toasts.
5) syrup so watered down, it tasted like water.
6) "Whipped" cream, that looked more like powdered sugar.
Perhaps the kitchen wasn't yet fully staffed at that time, but such practices were simply out of line. Did I mentioned we paid 20$ for all that?
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