This is by far the best pastry I've ever had- perfectly flaky and melts in your mouth. The staff…read morewere amazing- I have a food allergy and the went and asked the bakers directly about my allergen. The bakery is absolutely beautiful too!!

Beautiful coffee and bakery shop off the Sea to sky highway. The space is gorgeous and inviting…read moreand looks to be a good place to work, relax or hang out with friends. The smells of the baked goods invited me to try their apple pie croissant because Ive never seen something like it before and it was delicious. Flaky croissant, yummy apples, not too sweet. So good. And the flat white was very nice too. Not too much milk so you could still taste the coffee. Will definitely recommend and return again soon!!

This was a great find while passing through Squamish this summer! It's an interesting place with…read morekind of an old-time homey feel to the decor, and they also sell some Italian groceries which you can browse while waiting in line. The menu has an Italian and Greek touch. They also have a full coffee menu, and I noticed the tea selection was especially impressive with quality brands. I got a green olive sandwich, which was an interesting combination of hummus, fig spread and fresh figs, olives, and arugula on a pita. I thought it worked surprisingly well! The overall flavour profile of the sandwich was savoury - the figs didn't stand out as sweet when combined with the other ingredients. I also got an iced tea (lapsang souchong - a tea that I really like but rarely see in tea shops) and what they called an "ugly but beautiful" cookie. I don't know what the type of cookie is actually called, but it seemed like a meringue-based biscotto with crunchy nuts inside. It was good - I liked the texture! I liked how they decorated the store, it had a homey vintage look. They were swamped when we visited but the staff was very pleasant nonetheless!

Busy cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Originally we just stopped by for a drink, but…read morethen I saw everyone ordering sandwiches, so we ended up ordering the hero sandwich. It was stacked with plenty of meat! I wish it had a bit more of the veg, but it was quite filling with all the meat. The brown sugar hojicha was pretty good. Even though it had a brown sugar syrup, it wasn't too sweet. Overall, it was a great snack and I'd probably stop by again (:

As usual, great coffee. Our visitors were pleased…read more Unfortunately, the almond cookie had a really weird taste, we couldn't figure out what it was. We really disliked it. Lovely stop en route to Whistler. Good service. Quite a bit of seating.

Stopped here on a roadtrip for a coffee break. Very cool layout with plenty of space to sit. You…read morecould tell it was the local hangout for coffee and getting work done remote. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The ham and cheese croissant was so fresh and the ingredients (ham and cheese) were of high quality. The coffee was good but I'd make the pit stop specifically for the baked goods.

A cafe located inside of visits center! Nice view out of window…read more Coffee taste good and fair price too

I went here as a tourist in search for a Nanaimo bar. Got here for breakfast, had some tea, and my…read moresweet treat. The people behind the counter were very nice. They forgot to make my sandwich, and after waiting for about 15 minutes I asked about it. They were very apologetic, made the sandwich quickly, and added in a free cookie. We all make mistakes sometimes, but when an establishment tries to make up for it, it is very nice. The sandwich was good, but the Nanaimo bar tasted like the same one I bought from Whole Foods. It's a very nice place to sit and chat quietly with great views, big windows, and a chill vibe.

Rainy and cold today. En route to whistler so stopped here. Excellent service. The waiters were…read morefriendly and cheerful, which really added to the amazing vibes. Excellent cup of latte and cappuccino. Truly one of the BEST brisket baguette and just I've ever had. They neither compromised on the quality or quantity. Everything was so flavourful, even the fries! I LOVeD every bite! Hubby ordered the fisherman's benedict. And since he's an expert in seafood (it's his career), he wasn't the biggest fan of the albacore tataki or the biscuit. He loves bennys but more of the traditional english muffin. But that's OK, the stars i'm giving is based on my food, which was incredible! Thank you for a beautiful experience, you guys are awesome and we will be back! Hubby said he'll order the baguette for next time!

I will start off by saying... this place is definitely worth the hype. You have to be patient…read morebecause the wait is typically 45min to 1hr but it's so worth it. You can explore the property and it's beyond gorgeous. The staff were all so sweet and welcoming! The property is beautiful, dogs and children have a place to run around and play, they have a small green house store on property, and a little truck to buy coffee and beverages. All the food is locally sourced and organic. Everything tastes so darn fresh and delicious! Definitely worth a try.

Perfect vegan lunch! Plenty of smoothie options, both sandwiches on the menu were delicious and…read moresatisfying. Fresh veggies, not too heavy. Great vibe. Definitely recommend!

Tried the lentil soup! WOW! The flavour profile was delightful. Nice quiet calm cafe in squash…read more Very kind staff and quick service.

Little general store & cafe that is worth a stop if you are heading from Vancouver up to…read moreSquamish/Whistler. I already was planning on driving up north to Squamish so I knew I wanted to stop here since I remember getting a really good scone here a few years back. I made sure to download the offline Google map before heading out because I know service is spotty in the area. As the name states the place is a combined general (convenience) story and cafe. It has a parking lot right at front so parking is easy. I went with a caramel macchiato & the only scone that was left which was cheese scone. I'm pretty sure the place gets limited fresh backed goods and all the good ones sell out earlier in the morning. It was afternoon so pickings were limited & sadly my scone was a little stale. Luckily the caramel macchiato made up for it. It was a really good balance of balanced sweetness from the caramel & what tasted like med/dark toast coffee. Nice, hot & flavorful on a cold day. It was even more enjoyable because the counter top/bar seating faces the water outside. Aside from the usual cafe, they also sell local beer which you can even enjoy outside if you so please. The general store part contains many of usual goods you'd usually find. I don't have a photo but they had this spicy ketchup chip that was very good. Oh & if you do make this stop (& you should) be sure to check out the nearby "waterfall." It's to your right as you exit.the store, just up the little hill. It's worth the short walk. I plan to go to Whistler the next time I'm in Vancouver and I also plan to stop here once again. Cheers!

Great pit stop on the way to Whistler. Coffee, and a Tuna Melt sandwich that was perfect. What…read moreviews as well. Polite happy staff -we will be back!

Incredible sandwiches, great coffee and a cute vibe overall…read more Service is quick and you can take your meal to go or stay in. pictured below was the meat sando 10/10

I constantly feel like Squamish doesn't get the recognition it deserves for having hidden gems like…read moreThe Buvette. At the very end of the downtown area, this aesthetically pleasing coffee-sandwich shop deals in both caffeine and well crafted sandwiches tailored for the perfect bite. Staff were also super friendly and glad we listened to their recommendation, of course, for the "Staff's Favorite" sandwich!

Ambiance- industrial vibes. Light and airy. Clean and hip…read moreService- counter service and from when we ordered to receiving the food was less than 5 minutes. Food quality- excellent poke bowls and udon! Very fresh fish and great flavors! Value- $20 CAD for a poke bowl feels like a great value to me for the quality Overall 5 stars! Highly recommend.

Absolutely fabulous!! 5-stars for the service, 5-stars for the food, 5-stars for the ambiance. I…read moreloved this place and I'm so glad I found it close to our hotel. We stopped in here shortly after arriving in Squamish and I really wish we had this restaurant in Toronto. Healthy, clean eating. So fresh and flavourful. We ordered the salmon poke bowl and it was so delicious. I actually wish I'd gone back there again tonight for dinner. We also treated ourselves to a cheeky little dessert and shared a Nanaimo bar. The two ladies we dealt with were super nice and made our experience that much nicer. I honestly can't say enough good things about this place. I highly recommend it.

Great restaurant and patio are great. Best stop along the…read moreway from Van to Whistler. Tried several dishes, all very good - just needs a tinny bit more flavour in all dishes. But will return and try an handful of more dishes. Great and fast service.

You have probably never turned in off the highway at Britannia Beach when headed up to Squamish or…read moreWhistler. Now, there is a GOOD reason to pop in on your way up or down (or both!) There is a whole new development with ice cream, bakery, and 3 or 4 eating establishments, all perched overlooking the ocean and the mine museum. We wandered in, and were seated right away, lots of room (it is sort of at the back of the new village area, so you'll pass by 2 or 3 competing options for food first! And it just opened on Thursday - we knew we were lucky! First, the view. The restaurant is perched looking over the highway (or Autostrada in Italian) for an amazing view of the sparkling ocean AND the towering mine museum, freshly renovated and looking good! Plus there are a few mountains scattered around, it IS BC, after all! Second, the fish burger. They have an oyster bar right as you come to the front door, they do seafood towers, it is THAT kind of a place! (On the side of the highway, in deserted little Britannia Beach, I know!). The rockfish was done perfectly, in a burger, and Im no chef, but the sauce gave this the best taste of ANY fish burger EVER. I asked for the side Caesar alongside it - and IT was the best Caesar salad EVER - and I used to make them! Something about the really finely grated cheese and slabs of anchovy filets - and the fries looked good too - but the combination was LIFE CHANGING! (thats why I HAD to write a quick review) Third, the bar. Crazy to serve drinks as you are headed down the highway, isn't it? Almost entrapment! OK, so if you could only have one or two drinks, you'd want them to be GOOD drinks! They have great beer and wine selection, but the bartender mixing the drinks is MADE for Pisco Sours and fine cocktails, crafted right in front of you. He mentioned that he had his OWN version of Pisco Sour - and Im going to highly recommend having a cocktail and looking out at the world with a renewed satisfaction. Third, the patio. No lineup - YET! The word will get out! (Right here) High top tables and chairs AND lowered firetables and couches facing out over the ocean, with umbrellas - classic! And beautiful, well done, interesting - check out the rosewood looking art deco couches, lift the cover on the firetable - here comes fall, it WILL come in handy! You COULD lineup in Squamish for a fast food joint. You COULD be 50 deep at a restaurant in Whistler. OR you could turn off the road in Britannia Beach, explore the new village, find the ice cream shop inside the old church - they hail from Ontario, so they KNOW what they are doing! Autostrada hails from Vancouver, you can find an outlet there too. Add in a great bakery, a stroll to the art gallery on the waterfront, a tour of the mine museum - and you'd better leave early because this is going to be a "secret" favorite stop for years to come!