Arts Cafe Inc - Parksville

If you're looking for good luncheon or breakfast food, then Cafe Adagio (formerly Arts Cafe) is the place to visit. Owner Mark Pack has successfully created a cafe complete with artworks hanging on a rotational basis as well as a comfortable corner where you can sit and read or listen to music. The food is delicious with a variety of good choices.Owner Mark Pack is an engaging and friendly person. The homemade soups and sandwiches are delicious.

Cafe Adagio has taken over the Arts Cafe space - it should have its own listing. We almost missed it, as we were looking for an Arts Cafe sign.This is a real hidden gem - the very friendly and helpful staff made us feel instantly at home, and the food is simple and delicious. The tuna fish sandwich and Reuben were wonderful, and the latte was excellent.Highly recommended!

This place was recommended by a fellow curler. My wife and I decided to try it out. The food was very good and seemed more "homemade" than most places.

Inexpensive cafe but not cheap on quality or serving size! REAL turkey and cheese in my clubhouse sandwich with choices of Multigrain, sourdough, etc. Homemade coleslaw! Not too sweet or saturated in sauce. Only reason it didn't get 5 stars was the server was a little sour looking and the tables beside us weren't cleared or cleaned.

I recently went to Cafe Adagio, I ordered the beef dip with chicken vegetable soup. I was very satisfied, perfectly seasoned and the beef fell apart in my mouth. The au jus also had amazing flavour. It was very nice to have a chicken vegetable soup that was home made and the taste reflected in it. The service was very quick, my kids had the grilled cheese, and they said it was the best sandwich they've ever had. The staff was friendly and welcoming to our family of 4. The coffee was very good to, I had my doubts with the dark roast, but i was pleasantly surprised. I Recommend this cafe over and over.