Flavours of Hope Cafe at Granville Island Public Market Welcome to our collective cafe space!


About the Cafe

Flavours of Hope Cafe is now open at the Granville Island Public Market. This year-long community space brings together five immigrant women-owned and Black-owned food businesses offering comforting meals, delicious baked goods, and pantry favourites inspired by cultures around the world.

Enjoy a shared menu created by:
Sabor a Yucatán - flavourful Yucatecan dishes like cochinita pibil, frijoles, lime soup, and horchata
Elaichi Patisserie - Indian-inspired pastries and desserts crafted with French techniques
Kula Foods - soulful, plant-based Afro-vegan dishes and snacks
Ruka Cocina - homestyle Chilean comfort food and traditional empanadas
Elbo Patties - flaky Jamaican patties with bold Caribbean flavour

Food that connects. Culture you can taste. Come visit us and feel right at home.

Location: Granville Island Public Market, 1689 Johnston Street (across from JJ Bean)
Summer times:
9am to 5pm (Monday to Wednesday)
9am to 7pm (Thursday to Sunday)


Shop with our Tote Bags!

A tote bag with good vibes + even better purpose.

Designed with so much love by our wonderful community mentor and illustrator Fyonna Laddaran, this tote bag celebrates community, culture, and the magic of gathering around food.

For your farmers market runs, beach days, grocery hauls, and everything in between: carry a little Flavours of Hope wherever you go.

Available now at Flavours of Hope Cafe at Granville Island.


A Peek Inside the Cafe

Looking back at the transformation from our pop-up space to a cafe space in 2025 supporting over 20 BIPOC owned small food businesses in our community.