Jam Cafe

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      Victoria’s all-day breakfast spot has arrived in town, which will surely satiate those with an appetite for sunny side eggs and French toast even when the morning is long gone.

      The 50-seat eatery features everything from green eggs and ham to red velvet pancakes, chicken n’ waffles to cracker jack with banana and nutella.

      Locations:

      556 Beatty Vancouver BC Canada 778-379-1992 Call · Directions

      2153 W. 4th Ave. Vancouver BC Canada 604-423-3350 Call · Directions

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