I placed an order from Toronto as a gift for someonein Banff. Before placing the order I had some…read morequestions which I emailed. Belinda answered in a timely manner. The chocolates were as ordered and delivered as promised. I've been told by the recipients the chocolates are delicious. I would not hesitate to order again.

Le Chocolatier is a nice little place to stop into when I'm in canmore for some wonderful treats…read more My absolute favorite item to buy is a champagne truffle. The truffle itself is delicious and it's coated in a crackling candy so it's like having the fizz of the champagne in your mouth. My second favorite is the chocolate covered orange peel but then I just love orange and chocolate and it's difficult to really go wrong here. What I have NOT done but would love to is a tour. Tours are $5.75 per person for groups over 12. You get to taste 4 -5 different chocolates and learn about where they come from. Tours run Tues - Fri and they don't seem to do them daily or really to often as I've never been able to set something up when I've tried.

I love checking out candies and snack shops whenever I go out of town or country. This place is so…read morecool with candies that I have never seen before. A ton of British candies that I grew up eating, like Rowntrees and Maynard's. Some familiar candies like Nerds, Skittles, and Sweet Tarts but with a twist. Fun place to shop and try something new! Also a great place to buy chocolates and cookies made locally in Canada as souvenirs. Definitely check it out when you're in Canmore.

Soooooo over priced and old candy!!!!!! i wish I returned what I bought. I bought what was labeled…read moreas 3.50 per 100 grams prepackaged sour Dino's. came to over 120g . they tasted very poorly and were old and dry and chewy. very disappointed and rolls of love hearts which were way over priced and also old and tasted off . Warning don't buy there pre packaged candy

I work at a small chocolate confectionary and always interested in checking out the competition. I…read morereally like the smaller, boutique type operations. This particular chocolate shoppe looked promising. They had a reasonably large selection, some looked quite unique and well done. When we stepped in, they offered us a small sample. It was a tasty bit of maple fudge. We ended up getting a couple of large Toffee Peanut Butter Cups. We ate them later, back on the bus, and honestly, they were a bit disappointing. The chocolate was way to thick for my tastes. But the filling itself was good. My suggestion? Spend more time knocking the chocolate out of the molds before letting them set. The staff person who assisted us was super friendly and helpful.

I should have checked out the reviews on this spot. The service was meh, didn't really act like…read morethey wanted to be there which is fine. But the fudge wasn't fudge. I love fudge, I do. It's my favorite thing. I look forward to it every time I see a chocolate shop. I was so excited. It's more like crunchy, caramelized fudge. Which is fine if you think that's what you're getting. But I wanted rich and creamy. Traditional fudge which is what they market. We ended up throwing it away we were so sad.

Le fournil Bakery was a tease. The reviews were great on both Google and Yelp. I was looking…read moreforward to visiting them. They were closed 2 out of the three days I was in Canmore. Instead of visiting them 2 or more times, I only visited them once. The croissants and Danishes here were excellent. The croissants were buttery and flaky. I liked them. I think the Danish was good. My wife didn't want to share with me. They were a great place for croissants and danishes. I wish I was able to come here more times during my stay in Canmore.

Really lovely French bakery. The raspberry and blueberry pastries were perfect, and the coffee was…read moretruly delicious. It gets busy, but the line moves quickly and is very much worth it. Would absolutely go back!

Pleasant, friendly staff at counter. Had to bring back candy apple red to swap out non crunchy…read more Got to destination n tried our other chocolate skor apple. Also not crunchy apple. It's missing the mark you normally get from Rocky Mountain. Chef needs to taste their products daily.

The staff is courteous and the presentation of the place catches your eye. It appears to be a fancy…read morechocolate store. That is until you actually try the chocolate.. I tried three different items in their dark chocolate and all 3 missed the mark. They aren't labeling the percentage of cacao and it didn't taste like dark chocolate at all. It tasted like straight sugar, no body/depth at all. I also tried their chocolate ice cream and it too lacked flavor of actual chocolate. Very disappointing experience. I actually threw out most of the chocolate. The only one I finished was the dark chocolate with toffee bark, which was saved by the toffee. I would not recommend shopping here if you prefer genuine dark chocolate. Lindt 70% chocolate bars are a million times better.

I needed a little chocolate after a lovely dinner and we were walking past The Fudgery so I decided…read moreto bop in. So many options to choose from. I asked for a sea salt caramel which they didn't have but they did have sea salt peanut butter cups. While sea salt caramels are my go to, I opted to try the peanut butter version. I'm not sure what it is about chocolate and sea salt but replacing caramel with peanut butter was not a concern. It was so good. I got it on a napkin so I could eat as we walked back to our hotel. I suspect I'll be back there trying another bit of chocolate before we leave here.

So many fun fudge flavours to choose from, matcha to birthday cake as well as other delicious…read morechocolate desserts. This store is also so cool because you can see them make the fudge in front of you which is so cool. We got the classic chocolate fudge which was delicious, definitely will have to try some of the crazier flavours next time I visit.

We needed a quick breakfast to go as we headed back to Calgary and we didn't want to stop at a fast…read morefood type of location. We wanted something a little healthier. So we opted for Uprising for a quick savory pastry (sausage roll) and a croissant. It wasn't quick by any means. Everything is made and then sits in the case to be reheated. It wasn't exactly fresh. Some of the sandwich's appeared to have been sitting in the case for quite sometime. The items we got were tasty.

Stopped in around 10 or 11. A couple people were in line in front of us, but nothing crazy. I got a…read morelatte with almond milk, was very tasty. And also the bacon cheese roll. They warm that up/cook it which was nice but I felt the cheese roll was a bit dry. Kind of wished I would've gotten something else. The service was also a little slow. We sat outside in the community seating in the street and by the time we were leaving the line was like out the door!

Placed pick up order in September 2025 for a big party. They were very accommodating and had…read moreeverything ready as ordered and on time. Muffins, donuts, and coffee were all hit with a group of taste oriented guests.

Searching for a nice cup of iced latte while walking in downtown Canmore on a hot and sunny day. We…read morecame to Beamer's after reading other reviews. The shop offer plenty of specialty drinks (which based on the names, sounds pretty sweet) pastries and sandwiches. I went with a large classic iced caffe latte. To be honest, the latte was pretty mid. The milk was very overpowering (probably not the correct ratio between the espresso shots and milk). The espresso lacked flavor and richness and tasted like something you could make at home with a can of store bought espresso ground. The price point is actually a little higher than other boutique coffee shops/roasters in the area with superior coffee beans. While we had high expectations based on other reviews, this is sadly not my cup of coffee.

My boyfriend is a huge fan of Japanese food so I knew this spot would be my first suggestion if we…read moreended up in Canmore. We made the drive over from Banff and dropped in for breakfast. There were little reserved placards on all of the tables even though we showed up less than half an hour after they opened so we were nervous about being able to get a table without a wait, but our server simply removed one of the placards and offered us that table. My boyfriend got the bacon and tomato two eggs benedict and I got the omurice. He got the matcha latte and I got the matcha milk tea with boba. Portions were generous for breakfast. The omurice was very much a thoroughly cooked omelette over rice and not the runny type that first popularized the dish on social media, but it was tasty nonetheless. The matcha had a healthy green color to it and a very pleasant taste, and even though it was one of the pricier breakfast experiences we had on our trip it was very much a unique one that we didn't expect to find on our visit to Canada. Our server was very attentive with refilling our waters and knowledgable about the menu when we asked for recommendations. I would totally recommend Wagashi Tea House to anyone looking for authentic Japanese hospitality and food crafted with high-quality ingredients and great attention to detail.

Wagashi Tea House is a cozy, cute little Japanese spot in Canmore. I recommend making a reservation…read moreas it gets busy fast and there's limited seating. It's set inside a greenhouse, so you get these gorgeous views of the mountains while you eat. The vibe feels very Japanese and chill, and the service is super friendly. The matcha is probably the best you'll find in the area, really smooth and high quality. Their Japanese breakfast is also authentic and delicious. A great place to unwind and take in the scenery!

Adjunct to a hotel lobby which has limited seating but very friendly baristas and great coffee and…read morefood. I packed another bag of coffee bean to go because of its quality!

Very cool place with generous portions of coffee products and a small selection of well curated…read moregoodies. Food - 4/5 Service - 4/5 Ambience- 5/5