Inbtwn Cafe

It is a small waterfront neighbourhood cafe steps from the seawall, with a tiny curbside patio facing Granville Island across False Creek. Local art from Wade's collection hangs on the walls, and pets are welcome.

The caramel latte and the number-one-voted sausage roll are the standouts, with the walnut banana loaf as the sweet pick. Soups, salads and sandwiches rotate daily in limited quantities.

Yes, gluten-free and vegan items appear in the daily rotation, and gluten-free bread is available for sandwiches. Since most items are made in house by a small team, ask what is available that day.

Yes, the cafe is set up for working with free Wi-Fi, and it is known as a cozy spot for solo visitors. Seating is limited, so it suits shorter work sessions.

Yes, the cafe accepts reusable containers. That fits its local, low-waste ethos.

Yes, a stamp card program lets you collect stamps toward free treats and drinks. Ask the barista to start a card on your first visit.