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Darryl's Coffee & Native Art Shop


A First-Nations owned coffee shop a few metres east of Burrard St on Davie in Vancouver's gay village. Warm personality from the gay owner, Darryl. Sandwiches, muffins, bannok — and First Nations art for sale.

Address:
945 Davie St
 Vancouver, British Columbia

 
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Phone:
604-689-5354
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Local charm!
I love this place. Darryl is always super friendly and lots of fun to talk to. Everyone feels welcome and appreciated! The bannock with salmon heated is delicious and the home-made soup on a rainy day are soothing!
Shawn, Vancouver British Columbia
01/17/10 12:12 AM EST
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