Very cute little shop. They make everything on site, so…read moremost of their space is the baking area and they have a small seating area where you can relax and enjoy a pastry and espresso. No washroom that I could see and I don't know about wifi either, but sometimes it's nice to just relax and unplug from the rest of the world. I've left with two loaves of bread and they smell divine.

Great bakery with coffee and Matcha drinks. all the bread and buns are baked fresh daily. the…read morepretzel buns are to die for. Did I mention soup and sandwiches, with house made sauces? So good. Worth the drive to Function Junction and to 200. Oh, and it appears all the bread is made with sour dough starter making it gluten friendly.

Purebread was absolutely delicious!!! They have a wide variety of options, so everyone will have…read moreoptions! We chose primarily vegan pastries (chocolate texas cake and the raspberry scone). The chocolate cake was nothing short of decadent. It was fudgy and delicious! The raspberry scone was also delicious. I loved the crunchier parts while my mom loved the middle. All of the employees were very kind and helpful even though there was a long line. There are only a few small tables to sit at, so you may not have a place to sit and enjoy your treat.

A favorite stop every time we are in the area. The counters are filled to the brim with delectable…read morelooking options that it is always so hard to choose. The cheddar bacon chive scone is the number 1 pick always and the buckwheat cherry is a great compliment. We've also tried the raspberry white chocolate scone and the lemon passion fruit loaf, both of which are quite tasty as well. The space is warm and inviting and the line moves quickly even when it's long.

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.

That middle road, everytime I am rolling through either going to Whistler, or coming back from it,…read moreand if they are open I will come into this bakery. Right next to Backcountry I have bought many treats from here (as you can see this is a bakery) and the place is great. Whether you need a light snack, like a healthy cookie, or something a bit bigger, like a sandwich, this place has you covered. One of my favorites is the pretzel they make, it is so good, and I just want to rip it apart every time I have it and I am driving away, I think... maybe I should have gotten an extra one. They serve coffee here as well, and sell loaf's of bread. The staff is great here as well, no seating inside, this is a place where you will occasionally line up, but it moves along fast, and it is so worth your while when you are here in Squamish.

This ham and cheese croissant made my day! The latte was also delicious. The service was fast and…read morefriendly. I'd definitely come back for other pastries and goodies.

It has been a while since I last went to Purebread in Vancouver. I am surprised to see one in this…read morearea - Cheakamus Crossing. Not much space for dining in. Just a long bar counter by the window. Mostly a grab and go place for coffee and baked goods. The buns, cakes, cookies, scones and bread looked delicious! The prices have also gone way up. Most items closer to $7-9 range. I had the cheddar jalapeño scone. It was huge and so good. I warmed it up at home and it still tasted good. Parking is available out front.

Food- you will have a hard time choosing what to eat. They have 100s of bakery items!! The variety…read moreI saw here, I've never seen anywhere else! Amazing options! Coffee is good too, they have a few seasonal options. We got the Raspberry white chocolate scone and peach rosemary tart! Both really great! Service - quick Ambiance - good Must recommend place if you're in Whistler

Fresh homemade baking, sandwiches and bread to take home. This is a local's favorite. The only…read morething I don't like about it is the long lines during tourist season.

This place is such a cute pit stop and a must-do if visiting Lillooet…read more The cafe has great seating, as well as abundant vibes. The service staff are impeccable and they have wonderful baked goods. Definitely recommend!

first things first the pies Taste good but they don't stack up against a true Aussie meat pie. if…read moreyou go to Australia and hit up any bakery you will get a good pie that's half the cost and usually full of filling. if you compare it to a beefys pie you will 100% be disappointed in every peaked pies after. Good for Canada but would fail down under. Fill the bloody pie up.

Peaked Pies in the Whistler Marketplace is an easy win if you're looking for something quick,…read morefilling, and seriously tasty. We tried a mix of savory and sweet Australian style pies -- chicken mushroom, steak bacon & cheese, steak & mushroom, plus the apple crumble and mixed berry pies -- and every single one hit. Flaky crust, hearty fillings, and packed with flavor across the board. All were FANTASTIC. We also wanted to try the kangaroo (The Hopper) and spinach & ricotta roll, but will need to return for those. The butter chicken and beef curry looked tempting, too. Extra hungry? Add a topping of mashed potatoes, mushed peas and gravy to your pie! Perfect spot to grab a warm meal after being out in the cold, or even just a quick bite while walking through the village. Simple, satisfying, and done right.

If you're strolling through Whistler Village and catch that sweet, fried dough smell in the air, do…read moreyourself a favor and stop into Beaver Tails. Being originally from South Carolina, I grew up calling this kind of treat an "elephant ear" -- but this version is much thinner and crispier. In any case, it hits that same nostalgic, indulgent, sweet spot. Not being able to decide and since there was a large group of us, we tried several -- cinnamon & sugar, chocolate hazelnut spread, brownie, and a couple others that got quickly devoured before we could see what they were! Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and just the right amount of sweetness without being overwhelming (well... unless you eat the whole thing solo). Case in point: it was so good that my oldest twin powered through an entire one herself and absolutely paid the price after. Was it worth it? She'd probably say yes. Service was pleasant, quick, and easy, and for a resort town, the pricing felt pretty reasonable. Sweet, simple, and seriously satisfying--definitely a must-try Canadian treat while you're in Whistler.

Literally the most Canadian thing you can do after or before skiing, snowboarding, or just being in…read morethe village. I mean, yes you might think it's a tourist thing, but it's a classic, kiddo memories of Canada thing. My wife, who grew up on these slopes, this is a must, because it's carbs, and all things wonderful.