Lovely place, warm atmosphere, very personable staff, excellent coffee and pastries. And great…read morelocation in the center of town. Highly recommended.

Delicious pies, great coffee. Excellent stop if you're camping nearby or driving through. They also…read morehave wifi, which was greatly appreciated.

Always good to stop here. Only down site: David, there are not enough Cookies! Love the coffee…read more Nice people!

Hey don't drive by! Stop in Hedley for a yummy break. Great…read morecoffee and baked goods that look locally made. Iced coffee was refreshing and kept me alert for the rest of the journey. Lovely ambiance especially inside with all sorts of curios. Outside are misters on those hot days. Hedley has quite a mining history. Visit the museum across the street. Grab a coffee and check out area. Chat with locals. Support these small town unique businesses so they don't disappear. Haven't you been to enough Starbucks already? ;)

Great coffee. Currently running Intelligentsia. Have sister shop in Whistler as well…read more Also have some food options (paninis, granola, etc).

The coffee and cookie were delicious and the service was great. It's a cute little coffee shop if…read moreyou're passing through Pemberton! Here's what we ordered: * a strawberry matcha * a regular coffee Definitely would recommend a coffee based drink. This strawberry matcha was so bland and I could barely taste the matcha. If it wasn't green I would've thought it was just milk and strawberry jam sadly. 20250807

I love The Hwy Cafe! I usually get the burger because I crave a good vegan burger sometimes and it…read morehits the spot. I believe they use beyond meat patties but they smash them, nice and crispy. I like to have Mountain add-ons, fried onion and vegan cheese. The wraps and salads are great too. The staff are very friendly outgoing people who seem genuinely interested to get to know their customers. They remember me by name and that makes me feel appreciated. Recently they've started selling some food at Stay Wild in Pemberton as well, which is convenient if I can't make it to the industrial. I hope one day they get a nicer restaurant in town and maybe a food truck too! That would be sweet! Speaking of sweet the soft serve is delicious! All in all, I rate this place five stars! One thing I would suggest is some spicy options! I love spicy food :)

Best crew, amazing burgers and great atmosphere. Definitely a To Go place while biking or driving…read morethru Pemberton!

We loved the bannock (fry bread) and entree bowls at this Indigenous-owned cafe-- one of our best…read morefood memories from a trip to Banff National Park from the West Coast. Unique flavors and good vibes!

I admit, I had ZERO idea what bannock is, but my kid had heard of this small cafe and she really…read morewanted to try it, so who am I to say no?!! Reading the other reviews, I see I'm not alone in stopping here en route to Penticton (it's a good mid-point for a break). There's a small parking strip on the side of the building. I love supporting smaller shops and cafes, and this particular one is indigenous-owned so it seems extra special! Love the motto, too: "Don't panic..We have bannock!". Cute! The cafe is small but clean, with Indigenous artwork on the walls. Of course we ordered bannock! I ordered a maple one, and my kid ordered a berry one (might've been the Saskatoon berry, I forget). I'll be honest, they were absolutely delicious, and fresh, and fluffy and sweet and glazed, but mine absolutely did NOT have much of a maple taste - like, AT ALL. It was like the glaze on a Krispy Kreme glazed donut. Delicious, yes, and sugary, but not maple-y. My kid's berry one was very subtle in its berry flavor. Again, excellent, but not knock-out berry-y. To me, these treats were similar to donuts without the holes. More like fluffy fritters. Delicious, but not as unique as I thought they'd be. As for the coffees....my maple latte, again, sadly, did not taste at ALL maple-y. But it was an excellent coffee: very smooth and flavorful. You could tell the beans were excellent. There just was no maple taste. But my kid had a berry latte (again, I forget what kind), but this drink was EXCELLENT and it totally DID have a distinct berry flavor to it, and it was wonderful! (We both tried both bannocks and both lattes, and we both agreed on this review). We didn't try the sandwiches but they looked quite good. They also had some cute Kekuli Cafe merch for sale.

Up in this Cariboo area, getting a good cup of coffee (if you are a lousy snob like me) is hard to…read moredo. After Hope and Lytton, you are SOL until 70 Mile House. But then there is Junctions...live saver for the road weary passing through Cache Creek in need of that caffeine fix.

Incredible shop! Wonderful staff and great new location in the village. Definitely worth a stop if…read moreyou love clothing, sustainability, or simply have some spare time to kill. Super groovy 10/10

Cute little Aussie vegan cafe! Good selection of food, pies, sandwiches, coffee, and its a vintage…read moreclothing store. Great place to stop for a vegan bite to eat!

Hands down best place for coffee and breakfast and treats here in the village!! Love everyone that…read moreworks here, always so sweet and welcoming. The Stud Muffin breakfast sandwich is next level, and the yogurt parfait is best I ever had - homemade granola and berry compote, psycho. Gonna miss you guys when we go home today - see you next time!

Coffee was really good day 1. Day 2, went in with my 12 pound little dog, shop waited while I stood…read morein line for about 10 to 15 minutes while they gushed over some dudes baby, then when I got to the front of the line, they told me "we don't allow dogs, you have to leave". Would have been nice to know that before I stood there and maybe there was a solution where I like wait outside but no, I "had to leave". Never going back. Too bad, good coffee.

Delicious latte with proper shots by size. Community atmosphere. And excellent service! Luckily…read morethey had just made some fresh veggie samosas, and I loved it! Really, for a town in the mountains, I wasn't expecting such a high quality place with so many choices. Worth stopping by in this small but great friendly town.

From the owner: DeOro Coffee Lounge serves the freshest local vegetables in delicious wraps and sandwiches, paired…read morewith the best coffee in Canada. Our coffee menu features a wide variety of international brews, and our smoothies and milkshakes are the perfect treat. *Menu Highlights:* - Fresh wraps and sandwiches made with local vegetables, Muffins, samosa - Wide selection of international coffees - Smoothies and milkshakes - Best coffee in Canada *What We Offer:* - Healthy and tasty food options - Expertly crafted coffee drinks - Unique and refreshing smoothies and milkshakes *Visit Us:* Come taste the difference at DeOro Coffee Lounge!

Hello there, Ms. German Lady. I would like something chocolate. What can you recommend? Oh, you're…read more"not going to make up my mind for me"? You're going to answer my rude questions about what everything is and how much it costs with exasperated sounds? OK, fine. I will take that random piece of German something or other for dessert. I will then go home and review you on yelp, to say that you were rude and I did not like the thing I chose, and now I want something else. Like, anything else you had. Already regretting not getting that chocolately rum ball, even though I don't like them. But then! You sweetly wrapped up the cake with a knife, because "it tastes better in slices". And then! I got 50 cents in change and noticed meringues out of the corner of my eye. 25 cents each. Meringues, these stars are for you.

Sometimes you find gems in the oddest places…read more Lillooet is (almost) in the middle of nowhere, but I wanted to drive the back highway from Vancouver to Kamloops, and by the time we got to Lillooet, it was time for a break. I love exploring eateries, and bakeries most especially. So I see this bakery and it's a no-brainer to visit, but honestly, my expectations were not high at all. Imagine my surprise then when I see quite a selection of items, and a great deal of diversity in the items. (You know how some bakeries seem to offer a bunch of similar items? Like one bakery does a lot of cakes, one does a lot of buttercream topped bars/rolls, etc. Well this one had a nice variety to choose from.) Also surprising were the good prices. Not just because I was in a small, out-of-the-way town, but just really good value. It's been a while since I was there, so I can't remember exactly what I ordered, but I at least got an eccles cake and some sort of chocolate swirl bun plus two other things. I do remember that they were all very good. I'd day that if I found this place in Vancouver, it might be a 4/4.5, but in smaller towns, it's harder to find good stuff, and that's what puts this bakery at 5 stars: good value, good variety, and amazing for out-of-city bakery. I can't find anything half as good in Kamloops.