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    5.0 (1 review)
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    Phenomenal bread. Very good cookies. Everyone in town recommends them. Highly recommended. Good prices too!

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    Lake Agnes Tea House - The lake and a bird

    Lake Agnes Tea House

    4.3(179 reviews)
    51.7 km
    •$$

    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

    Unique spot at Lake Louise, albeit not near Lake Louise. It reminds us of Acadia National Park's…read moreJordan Pond House, known for their popovers and view. Similarly, Lake Agnes also has a commanding view, and Tea! There are several dozen varieties of hot tea, plus cold sandwiches (we had cucumber and hummus sandwiches), assorted biscuits and pastries- but sadly (yet not so sadly), no coffee. Foods at the house are cash only; the line on the steps on the right is for seating; the line on the left is for take out. Should you take out, as we did- and sit along the water- beware of the chipmunks, and do not let their cuteness disarm you. They will sneak up, climb on you, and pull food from your unsuspecting hands. THink seagulls at the beach...cute scavengers with no ethics who pray on the unaware. To earn your tea, you will need to hike to Lake Agnes. It was 5 miles from parking lot to tea and back, so roughly 2.5 each way. Yes, it is uphill; yes, you will need legitimate footwear, water, bear spray (on off seasons especially), and rain gear or whatever else you would need. In August, the trail was well travelled, so you were never alone with the bears. The view from the top is commanding, and you will see Mirror Lake on the way as well. We started to hike from Lake Agnes to the Little Beehive- another mile each way- but we decided against it, as my wife's boots were bothering her. The teahouse is a neat spot, and those who can hike to it will appreciate leaving the influencers at Lake Louise behind to go earn your tea!

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    The Island Restaurant - Elk Rissole (ground elk stuffed with cheese)

    The Island Restaurant

    3.7(74 reviews)
    0.4 km
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    Ambiance: This place has a nice wood cabin feel with friendly staff who liked to make small talk…read more The main detractor was that the first table they brought us to by the window had a literal dozen flies but they moved us to the opposite side of the restaurant and we had no further issues. The place was pretty empty during brunch time and food took a moderate amount of time to come out but was hot and fresh. Food: My wife had the island bowl which had two poached eggs, veges, avocado and a hollandaise sauce which was lighter but clean and flavorful. I had the Reuben sandwich which was quite good. The corned beef was sliced thin and tender. The 1:1 ratio of meat to kraut was good and the bread had a nice crispy toast to it. The star of the table, however, were the hand cut fries. They were very crispy, not too oily, and perfectly seasoned. Overall, this was pretty solid. Even at our cabin in Golden we have a ton of bug pressure so I kind of cut this place some slack, the restaurant itself was otherwise clean but I understand this might bother other people too much. If you're looking to switch up your brunch rotation I would at least consider this place.

    Alright, I must admit I was a bit disappointed. I had read some positive reviews online and thought…read morethis might be the best restaurant in Golden. I completely understand that nothing is cheap in British Columbia or especially in Golden but it was still a bit of a letdown. We had a romantic getaway to Golden and I found this restaurant online. People raved about it so I decided to give it a try. We ordered their most popular Lamb Meatball pasta and a Bison entree. Honestly, I don't know what to say. The food was cold and flavourless. The only redeeming factor was the location and the view. Later, I met someone who lives locally in Golden and they told me this restaurant offers the best value for money compared to others in the area. Well...

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