Food is excellent and a great selection of options. Best option for casual, fresh food in Lake…read moreLouise.

We went here this morning after Lake Louise and it hit the spot. We got 4 sandwiches/wraps…read more Chicken salad, the Houston (pulled pork), Greek wrap and chicken Caesar salad wrap. 2 hot drinks and banana bread. According to my family, all the sandwiches were good choices. I tried my daughter's chai which was perfect. This place is very small but it's good to take out. It was fast too. I read about it and was happy we tried it. Definitely scored an awesome place.

Better than expected, excellent value. I was not expecting homemade soup and hand-packed burger…read morepatties.

We came here for lunch during our halfway stop on a 4-lake excursion tour. We were seated…read moreimmediately despite the restaurant being pretty busy. Our waiter, Noah, was amazing. He made recommendations when asked. He was personable, and prompt. I had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with a side Caesar salad. Both were delicious. The Buffalo chicken wrap had the right amount of chicken and it was evenly distributed throughout the wrap along with the other ingredients. The Caesar salad was good and exactly how I expected it to be. No complaints. Also the restrooms were clean, which is always appreciated.

We were given a menu where you were to choose one appetizer one entrée and a choice of a dessert…read morefor 105 CAD per person and then they just verbally gave you the price of individual items if you didn't want the three course dinner. Very odd. Anyway, the striploin steak was $72 and the salmon was $62 we were told appetizers were about $30 and sides were $14 just as an FYI We really just don't eat that much food so we are going to go ala carte. While not as friendly as our server in Louiza last night, we did get our entrees fairly quickly and they were served hot. I ordered the sockeye salmon and it was served with broccolini and some potatoes and husband had the 12 Oz strip loin with asparagus. Everything was tasty. $176 before tip with one beer and one wine. The restaurant does have a lovely patio but it was primarily in the sun- and even at 65 degrees that gets hot, so we opted for the indoor seating. You still have an amazing view!

We ordered: 1. 12-Hour Smoked Beef Rib French Dip - gruyère…read morecheese, dijonnaise, crispy sweet onion, homemade sourdough roll, au jus for dipping 2. Penne Alla Vodka - guanciale, spinach, fresh herbs 3. San Sebastián Cheesecake - basque cheesecake, dark chocolate, raspberry coulis French dip was underwhelming. The sourdough bread was high quality but 12 hour smoked beef rib was mostly dry. Basque cheesecake and vodka penne were very good. Views were obviously fantastic and partially what you're paying for. Service was friendly and good.

This was the most whimsical and cozy tea house that i've been in, and obviously so rewarding after…read morethe long hike up. We arrived around 10am and waited in line for about 30 mins to dine inside so we were grateful we didn't have to experience the super long lines that we read about before coming. All the workers were amazing and super welcoming, the energy they bring into the tea house is def inspiring especially after hearing how they live on site to work here!! The hot apple cider was such a perfect choice after a chilly morning and matched the vibe of the tea house. Also ordered vegetable soup that wasn't pictured and it was sooo comforting !

Quintessential lake louise hike experience…read more Stoped by here for tea and a bite on the way up to the big beehive. As expected, there was quite a line formed by hungry hikers. The wait was ~40 minutes, but we needed a break so we didn't mind. We tried a couple of their sandwiches (tuna and hummus), biscuits and jam, and a tea. The sandwiches were generously filled and went well with their soft bread. The really liked their biscuits, which were slightly crusty on the outside and soft on the inside. They pre-butter the biscuits for you and they were incredible with the jam. A nice tea to wash it all down. We sat by the lake while we ate which was very peaceful. PSA: They take card, apple pay, and cash. The conversion rate for USD (1:1) is horrendous so make sure you have the other options ready They also helicopter food in every few hours, which kicked up a ton of dust, so make sure you run away if you hear a chopper incoming

Stopped by here for a mid-day rest stop while on a full day tour of Banff parks…read more Lots of prepared items ranging from pizza to bakery items to meat pies. I had a turkey pot pie and it was so good. The line might look long but it is very efficient and moves quickly. Most importantly, the prices are fair and affordable.

Got sandwiches for different hikes. It's convenient because they are premade. The quality of the…read moresandwich is simplistic (if that makes any sense - you will know what I mean when you eat it). Prices are reflective of what is available in the area

Fast and friendly services. Good was great and reasonable price for this area. The turkey club and…read morefajita chicken wraps were great!!

Fast service, clean environment, and no fuss. We got the caramel macchiato which was decent, not…read moretoo sweet and looked great. The coffee itself wasn't very flavorful but I honestly liked it better than some of the more popular cafes in the area.

Such a delightfully unique experience having this tea house rest stop on this gorgeous hike! Nice…read moreservice, tasty food! The chili really hits the spot after the hike up to get to this spot! Enjoyed the nice hot tea and coffee in the cool mountain air and breathtaking views! This hike and the tea house stop was one our fave activities during our trip!

What a UNIQUE experience!…read more The good: - you're getting warm tea and soup on a HIKE. that's pretty cool. - the environment is awesome. No electricity, wooden porch... it's a vibe. - the staff are so lovely. They are warm and personable, and they freaking climb a mountain to work every day. - the soup (vegetarian chili) and tea were so good on a cold and rainy day. - they take credit card and have a small gift shop The okay - they were out of a lot of stuff (but again... they're relying on people to hike or helicopter their supplies. It makes sense.) - the baked goods are a bit dry. We had the homemade bread with our soup and the tea biscuits. I preferred the tea biscuits with the strawberry jelly, but in hindsight, I'd stick with the soup and tea. When else can you stop at a tea house mid-hike! Highly recommend the stop.

Built up an appetite after canoeing on the lakes and found this little gem. We wanted a quick…read moreservice and this hit all marks. We ordered the pasta, Italian sandwich, chocolate chip cookies, 2 coffees, and a chocolate croissant. Everything was wonderful! Didn't feel like a speedy service, the quality like an actual cafe. Price may be on the high side, but we enjoyed our dishes sitting by the lake!

Super expensive but very convenient for visitors and hotel guests. They serve soup, grab and go…read moresandwiches and other goodies, pastries, drinks, and I even saw some Bailey's Irish Cream bottles for sale so you can stick it into your coffee. We shared a chicken noodle soup, ham sandwich, smoked salmon, a cookie and a banana bread slice. It was all very good! I recommend! P.S. The location is on the first floor of the hotel.

We were really hungry and had been out all day. During a stop we came upon this restaurant. The…read moremenu is limited but we kept seeing burgers being served and decided to order one. The service was great and they were busy. We didn't have a lot of time so we appreciated how quickly they accommodated us. The burger was delish! Cooked just right and flavorful. The topping were fresh and I opted for no bun and a side salad. The salad was piled high with fresh veggies and the dressing was not too tangy. Great spot for lunch if in the area. The prices were very reasonable for the area and they refilled our drinks several times.

Please note, this restaurant is closed and no longer in business…read more It has been replaced by Saffron Indian restaurant, which we ate at for dinner and was delicious.

This little spot is a good option for grab-and-go goods but is definitely pricey! It's open to…read morevisitors and guests of the hotel. There is no seating available so it's more of a to-go option (big hallway with windows if you want to stand and eat). Besides coffee and tea, they also had a refrigerated section that changed throughout the day (e.g. chia seed pudding and breakfast burritos for breakfast) and (some very $$$) fruit cups. A pastry case filled with croissants, scones, breads, and muffins + a pantry of shelf stable snacks. There was even hot oatmeal in the AM and protein tea to try. We tried most of the wraps and sandwiches, and they were all hits with the family-- the big breakfast burrito was tasty and very filling, and I personally loved the Mediterranean veggie wrap which was loaded with veggies and flavor! It was more on the mushy texture side, but the hummus made everything super creamy and delightful. Dessert didn't match their savory game, but I may have just ordered the wrong things. The giant cookies were pudgy and beautiful, but the textures were crumbly, the named flavors were a bit muted besides being sweet (but surprisingly wasn't super sweet?)-- not my preference. They had fillings inside (cream cheese for the Oreo flavor, and nutella in the other). I also tried honey apple cake, and it was a delicate lighter dessert for those who enjoy things less sweet (I stopped after 2 bites). Maybe the desserts here are more geared towards people without a heavy sweet tooth! Service was super nice; the team was always friendly and welcoming with smiles. They offered to heat up the food without prompting as well. There's a water station and sink next to the utensils and napkins area. Stop by if you're in the area for some yummy fare. If we're ever back in Banff/Lake Louise area, I'll definitely return!

I don't give out many one star reviews but I got food poisoning from eating an overpriced wrap from…read morehere and it ruined a few days of my vacation. Very upsetting. I got a Mediterranean wrap for $22.50 CAD. It tasted off and I only ate half before throwing it in the garbage. Part of the reason I tried to finish it was because of the high price but I should have known better. I was expecting majority falafel and/or veggies inside the wrap but most of the wrap was actually filled with a paste that had a bitter aftertaste to it. Looking back that paste must have gone rotten because I woke up in the middle of the night with food poisoning symptoms after a few hours. They sell wraps, coffees, chips and drinks here for a high price. No public restrooms either.