Cafe

Revolver

4.6 · 2,810 reviews
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Revolver is a standout specialty coffee bar located in the heart of Vancouver's historic Gastown district. Housed in a narrow, high-ceilinged space at 325 Cambie Street, it offers a rotating selection of single-origin beans from top roasters worldwide. The interior features exposed brick, concrete floors, and a long communal table, creating a modern yet welcoming atmosphere. Baristas are highly skilled and happy to discuss brewing methods, from pour-over to espresso. The menu includes classic coffee drinks, batch brew, and seasonal specialties. Pastries from local bakeries complement the coffee. Revolver's dedication to quality and education makes it a must-visit for coffee enthusiasts exploring Vancouver.

Don't miss

  • Rotating single-origin espresso from international roasters
  • Pour-over coffee brewed to order
  • Minimalist industrial interior with exposed brick
  • Knowledgeable baristas who explain flavor profiles
  • Seasonal coffee cocktails and cold brew on tap

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Ways to visit Revolver

You can visit on your own (No ticket needed; pay for your order at the counter). A tour adds transport and a guide, or combines nearby sights into one day.

Getting there

Know before you go

  • No Wi-Fi is offered, this is a place to focus on your coffee.
  • Cash and credit cards accepted. No minimum purchase.
  • Beans are available for purchase to take home.
  • Seating is limited to a communal table and a few window stools.

A bit of history

Revolver opened in 2012, founded by coffee professionals who wanted to create a space focused on the craft of coffee. It quickly became a fixture in Vancouver's specialty coffee scene, known for its rotating guest roasters and minimalist aesthetic.

Common questions

Do they have non-dairy milk options?

Yes, they offer oat, almond, and soy milk.

Can I bring my laptop?

Yes, but there is no Wi-Fi, so plan accordingly.

Is there food besides pastries?

They focus on coffee and pastries; no full meals.

Do they roast their own coffee?

No, they feature rotating roasters from around the world.

Is the cafe dog-friendly?

Service dogs are welcome; pets are not allowed inside.

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