Espresso & filter
Flat whites, lattes, pour-over
$ ?The room
A corner of Coquitlam that slows you down.
The pour — placeholder photo
The milk goes in slow. The room goes quiet for a second. Then it's busy again.
Coffee + Vanilla is the kind of neighbourhood cafe people send each other to — warm light, a full pastry case, a counter that knows the regulars. Six hundred and forty-three Google reviews, a steady 4.6 stars: that loyalty is real.
What isn't real yet is the website. Today there's only a template QR-menu page on a numbers-only host. This concept imagines the room online — photographed, paced, and easy to call from a phone.
Warm in the hand — placeholder photo
Some places you visit. Some you return to.
A good cafe site doesn't shout. It shows the cup, the light, the menu — and makes the next step obvious: tap to call, tap for the map. That's the whole brief.
Every photo here is a placeholder, ready to be swapped for the real Coffee + Vanilla. The bones — the layout, the warmth, the tap-to-call — are what a real build would keep.
