We always try to visit locally owned spots when we travel so in we went for a sweet treat…read more There are quite a few pictures on the walls and information about the history of this spot and the family that presumably still operates this bakery. There was a basket at the front with discounted bread from the previous day. It was very hard to resist because it looked delicious and was less than $2. We were headed out for a hike next so we stuck to our plan for one treat each. We were really hoping for pastries but that section of the case was empty oddly enough. My husband chose the oatmeal raisin cookie. It was way too crunchy and not much flavor unfortunately. I adore meringue and was intrigued by the unique shape of theirs so that was my choice. Perfection! My big issue with meringues are the gumminess inside the big fat ones. This design remedies that and I will be buying a piping bag and making mine this way forevermore. The chocolate dip was a nice, yummy touch as well. Just an idea for the shop-- We have a place in the UK and there is a shop there that adds chunks of candy bars to their meringues and it is heavenly. Seed planted, locals! You're welcome!!

A little pricy but those truffles and multi seed glutton free bread were might tasty! This bakery…read morehas a little bit of everything like jams, breads, pies, teas and truffles. It is played out very nicely with an area to sit and enjoy your tea and sweets. The displays are beautiful and lure you to buy more calories than your body needs. Since this is the last day of our stay in Canada, I purchased some truffles to give as gifts. They were very nicely wrapped in a small see through box. I also purchased some tea ...mango passionfruit for my daughter-in-law who likes all sorts of unique teas. The lady at the counter was courteous and there was a young man sweeping the floor as we entered who greeted us with a smile! Too bad we waited for the last day of our vacation to visit.

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!

Back in the day, IGA was the only chain grocery store in Invermere and it was a dank old store…read more Several years ago they moved to their current location and opened a brand new large store. A few years later it was rebranded to Sobeys when Sobeys did their big house cleaning out west. This store has all of the amenities that you'll find with other stores in larger cities. Other than on busy summer long weekends, the lines don't get too long. Its odd, but people shopping here seem to be afraid of the self-checkout machines. The lines at the cashiers could be 5 people deep, but there's no line for a self-checkout machine. This might be your best option if you want to get in and out quickly.

Stopped in for some staples to get us through the last few days of our vacation here in Radium Hot…read moreSprings. Decent sized parking lot for a market. Plenty of variety of items inside, especially for a small town market. Much more than I expected. They had decent produce and selections in the deli. Prices were pretty comparable for a small town convenience market. Staff was pleasant and service was quick and efficient. As others have mentioned, be sure to empty your items from your basket and put the empty basket on the floor in front of the counter. It's not like the states where checkers usually just scan the items when they remove them from the basket, then bag them. Overall a good experience. Would recommend.

Great, friendly staff. They'll have the essentials that are needed for travelers. Staff try to…read moreremember customers that come back, like the Asian Filipina that works the counters. Two thumbs up!

Fantastic coffee and service! Got a couple pastries during my first visit as well as a chicken…read moresamosa. The samosa was quite greasy which I did not like but the donuts were delicious! You can buy packets of day old donuts for super cheap if you come early enough. During my second visit, I got a Ruben sandwich. For the price, I thought I would get a bigger sandwich with more meat but it had good flavor and was served hot. Great stop for some quick grab and go food or to sit and have a meal

Owner and night baker is an amazing guy. Remember when 'Eclairs were great and one was enough?…read more We'll multiply that by my over reach. Golden Bakery and deli is beyond any memories of anything you have witnessed. Bear claws, doughnuts, pastry sticks, apple fitters, and apple turnovers. And get this a sandwich deli. Coffee alway great . Two types for choice. Staff pleasant even the new hires. Miss the older staff that made the place what it is today. Service good and a pleasant ambience of customers regulars and visitors going to the best spot this side of the Rocky's, Kootenay and Percells. Amazing. Good price too.

My husband: This is the best bacon I have ever had in my entire life…read more Me: The staff here are super friendly and go above and beyond their job description. My family and I are out-of-towners so we were "winging" our trip, resulting in us feeling quite lost in an unfamiliar place. Upon arrival we were greeted by this wonderful, blonde lady who not only did her job as a cashier, server, hostess..etc., she proceeded to give us all the inside info. and what to do and places to go with our 5 yr. old and 8 yr. old kids. Oh yeah, their Sunday brunch options were delicious. We're looking forward to trying their lunch menu =) #definitelycomingback

If you're in the area "From Scratch" is a must try. It was a long day and we were hungry. Their…read morerestaurant was just below where we were staying, so we stopped in. As soon as I entered into their restraint I was greeted with smiles and warmth. We were going to take it to go, but because of the warm welcome we pulled up a seat outside and enjoyed our dinner. My wife and I had the pull pork poutine. My kids had the cheese pizza, which is baked in their fire brick oven! The other two had the Chicken Korma and cheese burger. Both were good but my favorite was the poutine fries! The flavor and amount was perfect. We accompanied the fries with some local beers and wines. Everything was delicious! Remember they don't take Amex. And you have to order at the counter. They are fast in prepping . And serving. They have a great selection of local foods and gifts as well. * well we returned! This time for breakfast! The eggs Benny were awesome! Loved the bread they put it on, soft full of flavor. I only wish the poached egg was a little more runny. Breakfast poutine was very good as well. My daughter really enjoyed her avocado toast breakfast. All in all solid breakfast and a great way to start the day. Thanks again!

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.

the maple latte had a wonderful natural sweetness from the maple syrup. the americano was smooth…read moreand easy to drink. however i do wish the coffee had been a bit stronger, especially since the ice watered it down over time the service was great. everyone was friendly, from offering recommendations to making our drinks. unfortunately i didnt get a chance to try any of the pastries or sandwiches, but they all looked delicious

This is a go to spot for pastries and coffee, espresso and sandwiches. Great location in Canmore…read moretown center with private parking and friendly staff.

JK Bakery is a nice little cafe located in Canmore. We stayed at a hotel in Canmore where I have…read moreno status (free breakfast), forcing me to go and and explore breakfast restaurants. They are located in downtown Canmore in the same plaza as the ramen place. Only one other customer was in there when I arrived at about 8:30 AM. This bakery had everything including breads, Danishes, pies, and sausage rolls. I ended up buying a danish a small pot pie for breakfast. The danish was good. The pie was okay. They are a good little place. I think I'd stick with danishes and other baked good. No pie for me if I go back.