Time Out Cafe

They deliver, so great for breakfast meetings at the office.

Service was alright. was a little bit annoyed that in the middle of the lady making my sandwich she went to deal with a new customer, took her order and started making her coffee before finishing my stuff.
The food itself was just ok. nothing special about. I ordered a BLT and it tasted like a BLT.
Price wise though I found it to be expensive for what it was.

«Not really worth your time»
Being in downtown Vancouver I was just looking for a place to get a quick bite to eat at lunch where I wouldn’t have to stand in line for 20 minutes and this place fit the bill. It was a normal workday and very quiet inside this café during lunch, which should have been a sign.
Inside the café looks like most cafes in the bottom of a business tower — it was bright, cheery and warm inside. The menu is limited to things like sandwichs, panini’s and soup which I thought was great because those are so basic you can’t screw them up.
I received my sandwich within 3 – 4 minutes of ordering and was immediately disappointed, it was by far the smallest clubhouse sandwich I had ever seen. There were two incredibly thinly sliced pieces of meat, two small pieces of bacon, cheese, and a piece of romaine. To pay $ 7 for a sandwich that small was ridiculous.
The sandwich itself was average; the bread wasn’t stale, the lettuce wasn’t wilted, etc. But what pushes it into «I would never come back» is the portion size. With the café offering nothing that Subway/Quizno’s doesn’t, and charge the same (or more) I don’t understand what keeps people coming back other than sheer convenience.
I definitely wouldn’t go back even if I was in the same business tower on a rainy day, I would rather take my chances elsewhere.