On a recent vacation to Vancouver, my hubs and I drove up to Squamish on our way to visit a friend…read morein Whistler. It's only our second time here but it still has a great, kick-back vibe. Of course we had to stop by our favorite cafe and donut shop, Fox & Oak. Love how they have a good variety of vegan and regular options for the donuts (they have gluten free too). I am not vegan but I can't digest milk protein well so I am always looking for dairy-free and vegan options. We got a vegan cinnamon sugar donut, regular passion fruit donut, and vegan apple fritter with raspberry icing to go. While at Whistler, we broke out all three and shared them before having lunch at Hunter Gather. All the donuts were delish!! We were all impressed by how fresh and soft they all were. Also, I didn't think I'd like the apple fritter with raspberry icing that much but I ended up liking it the most! On our way back from Whistler to Vancouver, we couldn't help it--we stopped and got two more donuts! Yep, it was a double donut day. I am not ashamed to admit it. Don't judge me until you try this place. Thank you, Fox & Oak!

1. These are probably the best donuts we've had in British Columbia and also very good espresso…read more They also have excellent vegan donuts. 2. There was a line but it moved pretty quickly. Once we tasted the donuts and coffee we understood why there was a line. 3. We liked sitting outside where you had a nice view and could enjoy the sun.

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.

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 (:

Super friendly staff! Came for Squamish hot chocolate festival. What I thought would be overly…read moresweet was actually really good. Had a white hot cocoa with whip cream, and cereal- lucky charms and trix. Super fun!

After hearing about Sunflower Bakery Cafe's delightful treats and coffee available all week, we…read morecouldn't resist checking out this charming spot. Walking in, we were greeted by an array of freshly baked and beautifully colourful goodies. And knowing they proudly serve 49 Parallel Coffee just added to the excitement. During our visit, we decided to treat ourselves to some coffee and donuts, with each donut falling in the $3.50 to $4.00 range. Our absolute favourites turned out to be the Chief and the Pistachio flavours - truly amazing and not overly sweet. We're definitely planning to return soon to explore more of their offerings. Food: 5/5 Must Try! Service: ‍‍‍‍‍5/5 Kids: 4/5 Yay! Price: Each donut costs between $3.50 and $4.00. Presentation: 2/5 Parking: Street or validated parking Tips: * has gluten and vegan free options. * sells out of donuts most days; try's to get there early. * has outdoor patio seating Would I Return: Yes ‍

Only drip coffee, no espresso machine. Friendly service but not the place if you are looking for…read moreespresso. Tons of coffee varieties to choose from for your take home bean needs.

Great coffee, well made…read more Great selection of brewing hardware (drippers, mugs, etc.) and beans. There are a few comments here about the owner being rude. He's not rude. He's just not a chatty chain-store drone. He pulls a great shot and knows his stuff. If you want synthetic friendliness, go to Starbucks.

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!

Cute coffee shop with delicious coffee! The baristas were friendly too…read more Love that the coffee shop has lots of windows for lots of natural light

Overall- cute cafe and perfect rainy day pick me up…read more Came with a larger group for breakfast on a weekday. Had to split our group up between table and high seats- but no biggie. Definitely recommend the hand pies- chicken and truffle mushroom were great! Had a mild snafu- my quiche didn't come out with the rest of the group; but staff was friendly and got it heated up and out shortly. We also came for the Squamish hot chocolate festival. Theirs is a cloud cocoa- with a cotton candy topper. Very pretty and fun!

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.

Couldn't imagine that I can find a coffee gem in the heart of Squamish! visiting from Toronto, I…read morethought my best bet would be a Starbucks (which I'm not a fan at all!). If you are a coffee enthusiast like me, then this is the place... good job baristas

Amazing little find. Looking for a good coffee and delicious fresh waffles with fantastic service…read more. this is the place.

Yup a damn fine loose leaf tea shop selling black, green, oolong, herbal, fruit teas by the gram OR…read moreto go cups @ $3.50

On a hot-and-windy Squamish day, after having just arrived, my son and I wandered into Lucas Teas…read more We had just walked farther up the street and seen other, more populated tea joints but decided to loop back to Lucas Teas because it had intrigued us earlier. Alex treated us like guests, patiently narrowing down the vast collection of teas for a few in the categories we chose. I had a spicy, cinnamon-y black tea and my son had an herbal tea, both cold. We wiled away a pleasant 45 minutes first in the shop, chatting with Alex, then to the table and chairs in front. Lucas Teas' storefront is unassuming, so it doesn't look like much. But go on in and savor any of the 100+ fresh teas they have in glass canisters, prepared either hot or cold. There isn't much seating, but again, the place is so narrow that there aren't many options.