Seasons Apple Cafe

Reviews

• Kat H.

  star star star star star 25 July 2026

  First off - i checked this place out based on fellow Yelper's reviews.
  OK - only been there once but my experience was so nice I couldn't resist giving them 5 stars.
  Food - I had the breakfast bagel. Ham, egg, cheese on a multigrain bagel ---- DELISH! Seriously, one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had in a long time. My mom had the breakfast wrap (egg, tomato, cheese, salsa?) and she said it was wonderful.
  Great lattes and hot drinks. They have nice BIG mugs to use when staying in.
  Their bars (date, blueberry etc) are hugely portioned and yummy... most around $2
  Service was really nice, too. They had like 4 or 5 ladies working when we went in (Monday morning) which means all of our food and drinks were being made at once - rather than waiting for 1 or 2 ppl to make everything one at a time.
  Can't wait to go back...
  
  Only con - they didn't appear to have a highchair (however, I didn't ask).

• PennyandRusty P.

  star star star star_border star_border 20 July 2026

  Season's Apple Cafe is an Asian-run Italian cafe located in a mini mall on Tenth Avenue in Burnaby, near the Burnaby-Coquitlam border. I stopped by here in mid-July to grab a quick lunch and took a seat on their patio.
  
  The view from the patio isn't fabulous... you just have a view of the parking lot for the mini mall, but it was a welcome experience to enjoy the warm weather that we've been having in July. I ordered the Napoli Tuna Sandwich ($7.95) made with tuna, feta, mozzarella, red onion, red pepper, spinach, mustard, and mayo on a grilled focaccia and teamed it up with a Passion Fruit Italian Soda ($4.70) and a large chocolate chip cookie.
  
  It took about 10 minutes for my sandwich to be made and grilled up. The exterior of the focaccia had a crisp cracker-like crunch to the bite and the mozzarella provided a nice cheesy-pull. I was a bit worried at first that the feta would be a bit strong in this sandwich but my concerns were unfounded. Sipping the passion fruit soda on a hot day like this was quite refreshing.
  
  I returned over 2 months later and ordered their Tuna Melt on Toast ($6.95) along with a Hot Chocolate ($3.40). I actually liked this better than their Napoli version. This is a classic text-book tuna melt with a beautifully golden hue which gives way to a crisp crunch to the bite before reaching the tuna and cheese filling.

• Marje B.

  star star star star_border star_border 8 July 2026

  Cute little local cafe.  
  Really friendly workers.  
  Good latte.  
  Prices on the board didn't match the price I was charged.
  Has several option for sweets and baked goods.

• Martina M.

  star star star star star_border 6 July 2026

  I came here on a Saturday morning with my husband, since we wanted to meet some out-of-town friends with a 5 month old for coffee. Seasons Apple Cafe is small, but it definitely has the feel of a local cafe. There is only a few tables in the cafe (seating for 12-16), but they also had some extra fold-up chairs in the back if required. There is also a small patio, which would be lovely in summer. There is no wi-fi, but if you're meeting friends there (like we were) it isn't required. There is lots of parking, since Seasons Apple Cafe is located in a shopping complex.
  
  When we entered the cafe, we were warmly greeted by the older couple working behind the counter. I ordered a london fog, and my husband ordered a green tea matcha latte. Our drinks came in these adorable huge mugs, and I was even given a small side plate for my tea bag (which was a nice touch). The drinks together came to $7.56, which is cheaper than they would have been at Starbucks,  My london fog was great, and my husband said that the green tea matcha latte was the best one he's ever had.
  
  If you want to meet up with friends and have a good conversation without the distraction of wi-fi or loud customers, I highly recommend Seasons Apple Cafe.

• Christopher G.

  star star star_border star_border star_border 6 July 2026

  I went here for a cold blended coffee beverage (caramel frap). I paid $5.50 which was about the same as the Starbucks price, but when I watched them make it they didn't do anything except blend milk and ice with some powder. When I asked where the coffee was, they said the powder was the pre-made mix! It tasted horrible and was not even worth half of what I paid. If I wanted milk blended with ice and powdered mix I could do that myself. What I wanted was something with good tasting coffee. What I got was something my child could have made better than they did. Never going back there again.