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Fluffle Cafe

Fluffle Cafe, dessert shop in East Cambie, Richmond BC

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About Fluffle Cafe


A small dessert cafe on the east end of Cambie Road that Tourism Richmond includes among the city's ice cream stops. It sits well away from the Golden Village dessert cluster, serving the surrounding residential blocks, so it stays quieter.

Nobody queues here on a Saturday night, and for a dessert shop that is close to the whole selling point. Fluffle Cafe sits at the east end of Cambie Road, well outside the Golden Village cluster where shaved ice, soft serve and taiyaki all crowd within a few hundred metres of each other. Tourism Richmond includes it among the city's ice cream stops, which is the sort of mention that gets a shop noticed without getting it a lineup.

East Cambie is a different animal from the Golden Village. The buildings are lower, there are more houses than towers, the streets are wide, and it is an area people drive through on the way to the highway rather than park in for an evening out. That cuts both ways for a dessert shop. The 9780 address sits east of No. 5 Road, near where Cambie Road runs out toward the highway connections. Nothing out there is walkable, so this is a destination stop.

Fluffle Cafe, dessert shop in East Cambie, Richmond BC
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What strikes most people driving this side of the city is how quickly Richmond stops being dense. Two kilometres east of the towers you are in a low neighborhood with farmland behind it, and a small shop out here is serving the few thousand people who live in it rather than the whole region.

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Where to find it

130-9780 Cambie Rd Richmond, BC

In the East Cambie neighbourhood of Richmond.

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