Soup Sandwiches to the rescue!!…read more After a day of hiking and exploring in the Mountains, we were tired, sore, and hangry. Noshing throughout the day we were set on a good soup and sandwich combo. We checked multiple locations and either it was high-end foo foo or just more than we want or just worse. It was pub grub and they had one soup and they weren't sure what it was. We found Wild Flour. They offer multiple soups and sandwiches and a few treats. Kathy selected a carrot fennel bowl (massive) and served with fresh bread and butter, I had a meat and cheese grilled cheese on a focaccia bread, Of course we "shar-zies" and the comfort was enjoyed. The team at 630pm was helpful and prompt guided us as we had not eaten at Wild Flour. Good food, reasonably priced for Banff is a find. Go to Wild Flour and enjoy... we did.

Really nice little cafe with excellent pastries…read more I had the almond croissant. Crispy with tons of almonds and a decent almond flavour. The almond paste is to die for - clearly amongst the best. Sweet and rich but not too sweet. Clearly they bake it themselves and it's very substantial. I tried the apple pie cinnamon oat tea latte. Yes the name is a mouthful. It is an amazing drink. Wonderful taste! Good place to stop by and hang out in the morning. Not crowded and people are just hanging out on their laptops etc.

Very quick turnout & service, their baristas are extremely efficient. Cappuccino, latte and…read morepastries all came out in less than 5 minutes. Not much interior seating but the outside seating is very lovely. One comment is that the birds in the area are very forward because they know there's food lol.

Surprisingly, a really good cup of latte in Banff…read more The carrot cake was a bit on the sweet side, but it paired nicely with the latte. The staff were very friendly, and the cafe has wifi and decent amount of indoor seatings, so I was able to get some work done while I was there. I would definitely come back again.

When my bf and I were in Banff we were looking for a good coffee place before catching a bus to go…read moreto a skii lodge and Good Earth Coffeehouse was right next to the bus stop. Upon entering the inside was very cozy and felt like a wood cabin and there was not too long of a wait. We decided to get an iced mocha and add hazelnut syrup to it. This was really unique as they have an entire board of syrups that you are able to add ranging from caramel to Irish cream. The coffee was sweet, creamy, and delicious and the flavor was great!

While we were in Banff, we were looking for a place to get some coffee and stumbled upon Good Earth…read moreCoffeehouse. The wait wasn't too long and we had a bus that was coming soon so we quickly placed our orders inside. The decor inside is cozy with some places to sit, so it seems like a nice place to chill. I decided to get an iced coffee with hazelnut syrup added to it, though they have a wide selection of syrups to choose from which I appreciated. They have ones like salted caramel, toffee, honey, irish cream, etc. so there are some interesting ones to choose from to add flavors to your drink. My coffee was pretty good, so I would say they got the job done. Pretty solid coffee spot, if you're in Banff I would recommend it if you want to grab some coffee to-go.

I love going to Wild Flower when in Banff. They have opened this second location which is smaller…read moreand have named it Little Wild. So we thought of trying this location. I love their fig cookies. They are always fresh and delicious. The menu is on a higher price end now, but quality is still good to try sometimes. However service is not good at this location. Girls were rude and not willing to help in friendly manner. Plus our cappuccino was almost cold. The cost is already higher end and if you don't tip 20% or more the girls make faces and don't even respond after that. Not many seats to sit so it's a take away mostly so 20% and above tip doesn't justify specially with that kind of bad service. Will I be there again? Yes just for the fig cookies. Will get coffee somewhere else.

This little cozy café was my first stop after my touring group dropped us off in the Town of Banff…read more It was on our list of recommended places to try. I love coffee and it was a warm day. This was the perfect place for me to stop before I began my stroll around Downtown Banff. Little Wild Coffee & Gelato's menu features fresh pastries, sandwiches and salad bowls in addition to coffee drinks and pastries. I got me an Iced Latte and a Salted Caramel Gelato to walk around town with. The food is prepared daily at their sister establishment, Wild Flour Bakery. The coffee beans are sourced from South America and the gelato comes from Vancouver. It is a nice shop that has both indoor and outdoor seating. Little Wild Coffee & Gelato was a great first stop during my first visit to the Town of Banff.

Hi-ya! So we've…read morealways enjoyed hot milk tea. Which is just tea with a little milk and honey/ sugar. Apparently this place had a drink that was similar, called the London Fog. It was so good when you add a little sweetener and their iced matcha was perfect on the warmer day we had it. So well balanced and tasty. The kids had a butter croissant, quiche, and we shared a panini. All were pretty darn good, and the place had a great casual vibe that didn't feel rushed, too busy or cramped. We had drinks here on several days to avoid the sbux (which we love, but wanted something more local feeling). Just a great cafe and service was good, and so was the atmosphere. Clean, lively, and fast service.

This is a nice shop in downtown Banff. For me, expectations met, I wanted a late morning, easy bite…read moreand a latte. The ham and cheese croissant filled the bill, this is a display case thing where the sandwich is microwaved hot, still hit the spot. I also had a 16oz latte which was good, less foamy than some. Ample seating, chill background track and very friendly and attentive staff.

Pleasant service, evident that they hired someone who's a morning person. No nonsense chatting, all…read morework. It's a good place to start your day in downtown Banff.

this.... was not good at all... this place was located in the mall and we were exploring while…read moretrying to get souvenirs so we stopped by. it seemed like a normal cafe and the atmosphere didn't stand out too much. strawberry rose foam matcha latte: 0/10 - the rose tasted so fake and artificial. would not get again i struggled to finish it. the cashier said very nice and said 'i usually don't like matcha but i got obsessed with this drink and can't stop' so i was convinced but wished i got something else or the regular matcha.

This was a great lunch in Banff! We had banh mi sandwiches (pork) and the spring rolls. This was…read morean affordable lunch! We ate this after the gondola ride and we were hungry. This is a cute place with lots of drinks but we just got some food! I would highly recommend it. If we had more time, I definitely would have gotten pho.

Happen to notice this place as we were walking down the street. It has beads in the front doorway…read morelike it's a mid-19th century opium den. Noticed there was banh mi on the menu so in we went. The inside was cheery and comfortable. Our two banh mi sandwiches, tofu and pork, were very tasty but the veggies weren't pickled, and, to me, it's not a banh mi without pickled veggies. But I was impressed with the delicious random Vietnamese sandwiches we had. The fresh salad veggie rolls were leviathan in size and savoriness. The accompanying peanut sauce was perfect. The server was super friendly. As was the order taker, though she was more business like friendly, like she wasn't prepared to suffer fools easily. I'd go back anytime for those sandwiches. Pickle those veggies, Peak Cafe. You can do it!!