Their tropical smoothie was good but a little watery and too chunky for my liking. Their chocolate…read moremousse was pretty good though. All their food is a bit on the pricier side.

I was at the front door when Baked opened up at 7 AM just a few days ago. I had heard that they…read morehad great scones (in many varieties) and good coffee. I comfortably sat down at a table by the window and enjoyed both. Why go to Starbucks or Tim Hortons when you have Baked within a few blocks walk? The only distraction was a Zoom call going on a couple chairs down of which both sides didn't seem to care that the whole room could hear what they were talking about. Of course I listened in and yes it was boring. Tip: Bullet Hole Bagels is just a few doors down within the "Mall" here at the foot of main street. Do what I did and make this Montreal-style bagel shop an additional later morning stop. It was a most enjoyable double treat, and an excuse to delay Lunch.

Casual and comfortable spot for coffee, breakfast, brunch, and lunch. To me, the serving size was…read morehearty. It wasn't a bad thing because the Cowboy Scramble hit all the right flavors. The menu offered many sides and options to get just what you'd like.

The food was pretty good. The salmon on the lox and bagel were a tad fishy for my liking but the…read morechorizo breakfast bagel was delicious. The food is a bit pricey but worth it to try.

I can't have a trip to Canada unless I visit a Tim Hortons at least once. I returned to this Tim's…read moreduring my first morning in Whitehorse a few weeks ago. I would be heading out the the Canol Trail (MP 222) later that morning. Tim's now has a nice selection of breakfast sandwiches of which I enjoyed the bacon, egg, and cheese biscuit. I took a seat inside and enjoyed my breakfast by the window, while watching the drive through traffic go by. I do agree with a couple of my Canadian friends that the quality and taste of Tim Hortons coffee has seen better days. My coffee black choice brought back Iowa childhood memories of less than robust Folgers in the morning.

One of the best Tim's experiences ever. The maple creame was tasty, the coffee was exact and they…read moreactually got the chili right. On target specs on all the foodstuffs. The counter folks were really fast.... and friendly. The place has a a lot of parking. That's good because they were jamming. We landed on an afternoon rush. Didn't matter. The kids were up to the challenge. The cool part for me was meeting Dave, or so he says. Dave eats at the Second Ave Tim's almost every day. A grey-haired dude in his late sixties, maybe seventy. He bought us a round as we were treated to his testimony. You see Dave is U.S. citizen living in the Yukon. He came here over fifty years ago...yep...to avoid the draft and potentially fighting in Vietnam. Dave just never went back home. He has no family there and is afraid of being arrested for draft evasion. I could have told him that President Carter offered pardons to all the evaders in 1977, somehow he seemed to enjoy being on the lamb, why ruin it? 08/22