The perfect spot for coffee and a treat! The staff was very welcoming and helped me decide my…read moremorning pastry. Every pastry looked amazing- it was hard to choose! The cinnamon roll had the perfect amount of sweet and the scone was so soft! My boyfriend and I got two caramel lattes that were perfect for our Roadtrip. It's a small quaint spot that have a constant flow of people coming in and out in the morning. I would choose this spot any day for my morning coffee run.

Great food, great service always with a smile! I love their muffins, and sausage rolls.read more

A great way to understand the local food scene for me is to visit a farmers market and this one was…read moreas good as any in California. Much local produce as one would expect. I found at least 6 types of garlic, all awesome looking replete with Scapes attached. Russian red was my favorite. Brought some back to the home we were staying at and roasted it -OMG so good. Their were artisan bread bakers, fresh honey, Mead which is like a fermented beer like substance made of honey and has an ABV of about 5%, different vinagars, Incredible berries, a massage booth, just an awesome market. I totally recomend a visit if you are up here in Summer. Not sure what they do in winter. There was music, it had a great energy and buzz to it. If you visit Cranbrook in Summer, its a must. Plenty of very good restaurants and bars in walking distance from this event as well.

Fresh pastries everyday! I tried the maple bacon donut (so Canadian) once and their classic butter…read morecroissant. Both were pretty good. Staff is very helpful but make sure to look at their opening hours because they open surprisingly late some days! It's a must to have in the Platzl.

Stopped in here on a whim with mom this afternoon. The tea is lovely, served piping hot in a lovely…read morevintage tea pot. Scones were fresh out of the oven and tasted amazing slathered in homemade huckleberry jam. Am totally coming back for a jar of the jam, and some of the hot pepper cherry jelly! Just remember, bring cash, she doesn't have a debit/credit machine yet! Update: Nanny comes up with new tasty concoctions all the time. Try the Spicy Blackberry Jelly, and the Chai tea.

Solid breakfast sandwich and coffee. Nice environment with lots of space. Friendly staff.read more

Good coffee and food also. A bit pricey but probably close to what you would pay at Starbucks…read more Coffee is decent here.

Quaint little convenience store, in a part of town that doesn't have much else near by. It is not…read morefancy or overly tidy, but it has most everything you'd need in a pinch and I appreciate the small business values and friendly service.

The "New" Woodland Grocery, is cleaner, neater and the staff are wonderful . This corner store…read morecarries everything from fruit and vegetables to canned good and milk.

Roasted on site and reasonably priced. Forme it was too bitter' and the cappuccino was half cup…read morefoam.

Down on the city center drag, KRC is a dark decorated coffee roaster with plenty of seating and the…read moremelody of a vent. Since the good folks here are actual real live coffee roasters, there is the rich smell of coffee in the air. Terrific assortment of coffee beans to try.

We weren't even in there for 5-minutes and the lady at the cash register literally said…read moreword-for-word: "Do you guys need help finding something? This isn't a museum. Hurry up because I got stuff to do!" We're the one of two sets of customers in the store and the other customers just left. It was very rude and it was in the middle of the afternoon. Won't be coming back. As I left I told her it was very rude how she acted, but she didn't seem to care and she wasn't checking IDs either.

They must get tired of this. So very, very, very tired…read more What am I talking about, you say? I'm talking about Americans who stop in here to evacuate their pockets of Twoonies & Loonies. It must be annoying to have Americans stop in here to unweigh themselves of Canadian Currency. But you know what, the lady working here when we stopped by: super nice, eh? While prepping to leave Canadia, we took a pit stop at the Real Canadian Superstore to get rid of our Loonies, Twoonies, and any other hard cash. This basically means we buy lots of Cheezies, Smarties, Eat More bars, and other Canadian junk food. However, as we were walking the parking lot, we noticed a liquor store across the way. My sister and I sauntered our way on over there. This little liquor store was "warehouse-sized", but it was nice inside, and there were lots of beverage (of the alcohol variety) options here. Most of it was the standard stuff, but we noticed some local B.C. microbrews, and had to do some on-the-fly coin calculations. How many bottles are in a 6-Pack?!? How many Twoonies will I need to buy one? What would Bob & Doug MacKenzie do????? (http://youtu.be/w1RN3cYnY9k) We ended up picking up a couple of 16oz bottles and then making our way to the checkout counter. This is where it gets embarrassing for the United States of America. We basically dived our hands in our pockets and laid down a pile of coins in front of the lady. And ya know what? We were short! This is when we had to run to the car to get our mommy. She came in with a big smile....and some silver. More counter-clinking coins clamored for attention and counting. We did it. All the coins (and lint) from our pockets were removed. We had liquid souvenirs from Canada. The counter lady smiled and sent us on our way.