More like 3.5 stars. Lovely back patio, great selection of baked goods (including some vegan and…read moregluten conscious options). The breads are lovely but not cheap. As not a fan of $0.75 extra for oat or soy milk in lattes. Therefore I didn't try any lattes or 'milk' based drinks. They tried to serve us the pesto cheese bread bun and tofu pizza cold and we had to ask to have it heated up. Service is friendly but a bit slow. We came at 10am on a Saturday but I wouldn't be surprised if this place has bigger lines/and a wait as it gets busier.

Even though I didn't take any food picture while i was there but let me tell you very honestly that…read morethey have so so so much of bakery goods that you will have hard time deciding on what you want to eat. Everything is freshly baked in brick oven so imagine the freshness and taste. For sure its not regular grocery store so prices are little on higher end. Not too too expensive though. I tried pumpkin spice latte which is very creamy and flavourful , a person next to my table was raving all about the yellow spice turmeric latte. Apple strudel i had just melted in my mouth and i am guessing that their all time famous is onion,rosemary,walnut bun as not only me but almost every other person bought it. They also have customized chocolates with engraving of thank you and happy birthday. Staff is very pleasing and helpful. You can use wifi and sit inside or outside on their patio which is like litle garden with benches to sit and eat. Clean bathroom. Baskets and dairy to purchase too. Homemade yogurt, dips and spreads can be purchased from here.

I love local and out of the way places! And it doesn't get more out of the way than this little gem…read morein the Yukon. The lady at the Carcross visitors center recommended we give this bakery a try and I'm glad we did. It's not exactly convenient or easy to find but that is one of the reasons that it's fun to go to. The bakery is located on a dirt road off of Tagish Road (8) about 6 1/2 miles out of Carcross Just before Crag Lake. The bakery itself is part of the house that the couple who run it live in. We had sandwiches (on fresh baked bread) and cookies that were quite yummy. Sitting in the deck overlooking Crag Lake in this remote location was what made it so fun. The proprietors, Gloria and Tim, were great hosts. If you're near Carcross and have the time, I recommend you give this place a try. BTW, I'm not at all surprised to have the first review here!

Stopped here for lunch. I had the turkey and cranberry sandwich and it did not disappoint. I wish I…read morecould have brought a couple back to the ship. The sourdough bread was the star. The chocolate oatmeal cookies are awesome to. All homemade.

We visited in July 2023. I cannot say enough good things about this bakery. If you are in…read moreCarcross, you MUST visit. My child and I both agreed it's the best sourdough bread we've ever had. We love bread...and this is the best ever. I wish I could have more! We also had the best snickerdoodle cookie ever! You can buy bread, desserts, sandwiches, chips, and drinks. We ate about half the bread right then and there and took the rest back to the cruise ship to snack on in the room. Carcross is very small. We parked near the shops and walked across the railroad tracks and a street to the bakery. The bakery is on the edge of what appeared to be a residential area. Do not miss this bakery if you go to Carcross! It's the best sourdough bread and snickerdoodles ever and the owner is very nice guy, too.

European style espresso in the middle of the Yukon? Yes, please!…read more We stopped here at a recommendation from Beyond Skagway Tours. They also had fresh strawberry cupcakes and the muffin of the day was banana nut. The family had the fresh thin cut pizza of the day (ham) and the panini sandwiches. Worth the stop! Walking distance to the Steamboat museum monument.

the gluten free carrot cake and apple cake are excellent. however the soup maker needs to learn…read morethe golden rule of soup making. All non liquid ingredients MUST be able to sit comfortably inside the spoon provided. not doing so not only makes the soup very difficult but messy and almost guarantee extra laundry. so five stars for the cakes but only one star for the soup.

Went in around 7:00 on a weekday morning and they didn't have several of our favorite donuts. No…read moremaple bars! The service was okay, and the dining area was clean.

Nice coffee shop with hot breakfast. It was clean and staff friendly. This one was close to our…read moremotel.

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