Beautiful! Very classy coffee shop. Way better than S-bucks…read more Tucked off the main highway/street just across from Invermere Brewing. The inside is just lovely... so well organized and decorated... and efficient. They have some lovely nibbles (which we sadly did not partake in) to choose from. The coffee is very tasty. Husband got the drip... light roast. I got an iced vanilla latte with coconut milk. (Their alternative milks - which are not listed on the menu board - are coconut milk and oat milk.) My latte was strong and tasty! Had me buzzing a bit and probably was not a good idea to then sit for about 2 hours in the car as I was hopped up like a spider monkey once we got out of the car in Banff. hahaha!

Beautiful cafe, inside and out! Delicious breakfast sandwiches, definitely worth what you pay for…read more Good quality ingredients. Would go here again!

Great chic coffee and gelato place. Try their iced coffee, it's made with vanilla gelato or you can…read morehave yours made with chocolate gelato (that's how I ordered it!) delicious! Their cookies are huge! They're a local place. All their pastries and desserts are made in house. Great music and retro seating. Quick service and friendly staff.

Nice spot on a side street. This is a popular coffee, ice cream and snack shop. Booths inside and…read morea narrow patio with mountain views outside. Iced latte was good. Didn't try the gelatos.

Coffee shop. Good food, good service. Clean and bright. Scone was excellent. Lots of gluten free…read moreoptions.

The BEST organic spiced latte on earth -- I've travelled everywhere and nothing beats it! Guilt…read morefree, creamy smooth (I have mine with the kootenay organic cows milk and a drizzle of fresh honey) -- WOW! Kicking horse can stay closed :)

Was in the area so we decided to get breakfast and coffee. I got the turkey cheddar cheese quiche,…read morewhich was quite salty. My friend got the breakfast burrito which had a lot of filling and was nice grilled and warmed up. We also got a chicken curry, pasty to go which had great flavor. My friend got the maple latte and I got the salted caramel latte. My drink was not very sweet and a little bitter. I wish there was more salted caramel flavor. Prices are reasonable, the space is clean and the workers are friendly though.

An unexpected gem of a café along the road. Highly recommended for take along or eat in. All the…read morefood is fresh (we saw a chef cracking eggs for quiche) and tasty. The coffee is good and there are interesting "non-coffee" options. Staff are friendly and helpful. Bonus: hand-made pastries and a very clean bathroom!

Had a Carmel macchiato and oven roasted sandwich. Both were very good but nothing spectacular,…read morestill was very pleased with our rest stop. They had a self serve water area, inside of restaurant was clean and plenty of seating options were available. Nothing outstanding about the place, but equally nothing wrong with it either, just good enough. Its a good pit stop if you are driving through Radium.

This is a good coffee shop in a town where there aren't many options. The wait staff is nice and…read morethere is a good selection of coffee, desserts, and snacks. The reason that I an giving it three and not four stars is that the coffee isn't that great and service is pretty slow. Generally I don't dock a place for slow service but if you are a coffee shop on a main stopping point on 93 then I would hope that you would understand the need for faster service. That being said, the wait staff was friendly and the prices are low so I can't complain too much. I really just think the quality if the coffee should brew a bit higher. All in all, it's a good stop for a slow drink if you're in Radium or a good place to fill up on your way through.

Stopped by the nearby Tesla supercharger on our way to Banff and found that only this Tim Horton's…read morewas open, so we decided to get some lunch there. Overall it was a good experience, yes, it is fast food, but it was above my very low expectations. The place is well kept and clean, the service is fast and courteous, and the food is decent. We got a cheese flatbread pizza, which was surprisingly good, a sort of burger with side beef (forgot the name), which was good, and a cruller donut + donut holes, which were ok. Great place for a quick informal bite on the go.

This review is solely based on their donuts and pastries…read more PROS: - The donuts were delicious. I also got a savory pastry (some sort of onion one) and it was also very tasty. - The little donut holes were yummy. - Some donut shops, their donuts have a very oily taste to them, but Tim Horton's does not. - I wish we had Tim Horton's in the U.S. CONS: - None.

Le fournil Bakery was a tease. The reviews were great on both Google and Yelp. I was looking…read moreforward to visiting them. They were closed 2 out of the three days I was in Canmore. Instead of visiting them 2 or more times, I only visited them once. The croissants and Danishes here were excellent. The croissants were buttery and flaky. I liked them. I think the Danish was good. My wife didn't want to share with me. They were a great place for croissants and danishes. I wish I was able to come here more times during my stay in Canmore.

Really lovely French bakery. The raspberry and blueberry pastries were perfect, and the coffee was…read moretruly delicious. It gets busy, but the line moves quickly and is very much worth it. Would absolutely go back!

We visited this cozy coffee shop twice on our trip to the Columbia Valley. The servers were polite…read moreand friendly, even when it was really busy. Their coffee is from a local roaster and it was delicious. The baked goods were also tasty. They have some gorgeous local art and pottery for sale as well.

WOW. IM AM TRULY IMPRESSED we have experienced the fairs of all the local cafes in the valley and…read moreThis hidden coffee shop is the best for delicious breakfast and coffee accompaniments. The menu is limited but the items on it are on par with some of the better cafes in San Francisco. The breakfast bagels are spot on and made with care and attention. Bacon jam is to die for. The staff are friendly and the cafe is very inviting and begs for you to sit,relax and enjoy the subtle non disruptive music. Very peaceful experience and a relaxing break if you are driving by. Only recommendation would be to change the sign out front. We have had a place in the valley for almost 10 years and drive by regularity and have seen the sign saying "loca"l but never noticed the small words "coffee house".Maybe that's a good thing for us though. I think it would attract a lot more business if it were more noticeable from the main road and we would have a longer wait. Great place well done.

Well now I wish I had visited earlier in our trip. We spent several nights in the area but didn't…read morego out for breakfast until today, on our way to the next town! Service was impeccable, everything was so very clean, and the food was hot and delicious. I had the Avocado Bowl and thankfully was allowed to have my eggs cooked over medium rather than sunny side up. My husband ordered the salmon Benedict and said it was great. We added a side of fruit too! We were stuffed!!

On a road trip last month we stopped here for some lunch. The place is unassuming and the decor…read morereflects some local history. Our server was prompt and helpful. Good came out fast. I got the pesto chicken sandwich and I have to say it was one of the best sandwiches I've ever had! The bun was perfect, toppings great, chicken delicious. It came with a side of chimichurri potatoes that were amazing! My son loved the chicken and waffles and my husband loved his sandwich as well. I'm sure we will never get an opportunity to go here again but you should go for me!!

Not sure what's keeping this place alive, other than it's on the tourist strip in a tourist town…read more Maybe it's the available (not free, mind you) ancient computer with internet and a printer? Srsly. There were some vinyl records for sale, maybe that's it, though if the condition of the books are any indication of the condition of the vinyl, buyer beware! There was not much here to catch my interest, and the prices were higher than the used bookshops I generally frequent. $6 for a beat-up soft cover obtained from a clearance at the Calgary public library, would sell for $4 or less in Edmonton. Small, dingy, disorganized and not open much. At least the shopkeep was kind.

I love this store - visit it every time I come to town. I would buy it if it was available. Easily…read moreI have spent a good hour or more when I visit. The prices are a bit high for this type of shop. I think lots of tourists in town during summer help keep this business going. I think a good web site and ordering online would enhance this business. My Motto I lose myself in a book at least once during the day. One criticism - access to shop not good new stairs needed and railings to hold onto as stairs are steep. Still I manage to get there !