One of Calgary’s most popular coffee chains is officially opening its latest Vancouver outpost this week!
And they’re celebrating it with a community event.
Back in December 2024, we reported that Analog Coffee was quietly working on a new Fraserhood location after one of our community members spotted signage along Kingsway near Fraser Street.
Now, the wait is almost over.
On August 1, Analog Coffee took to Instagram to announce that their grand opening celebration will take place on Friday, August 9 at 776 Kingsway.
To kick things off, they’ll be hosting a Charity Day with all drinks available by donation.
One hundred percent of proceeds will go to Kapwa for the Lapu Lapu Festival, adding a meaningful community impact to the launch.
The grand opening will also feature music and good vibes, with local DJ Bluebikess and creative group Livelifetaf helping set the tone.
This Fraserhood location is more than just a new coffee shop though.
It’s housed inside a revitalized building designed in the late 1940s by Vancouver architect Swinburne A. Kayll.
KRA Architecture and Bon Constructors worked together to completely modernize the space while preserving its Art Deco and Modern roots.
The result is a sleek yet nostalgic addition to the Kensington-Cedar Cottage neighbourhood.
Analog Coffee originally launched in 2011 at the Calgary Farmers Market and quickly became a fan favorite for its handmade coffee and attention to detail.
Since then, they’ve expanded across Alberta and BC, with one existing Vancouver location in Yaletown and plans to open another in Mount Pleasant.
This new Kingsway cafe will mark their second official Vancouver location.
The Kingsway Analog Cafe will be joining other recently opened food spots in Vancouver like Nook Coal Harbour, Noople, and Joongwon.
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Address: 776 BC-1A, Vancouver, BC V5V 3C1