BReD is a must stop when in Whistler! They are located in Creekside and a quick walk to the…read moregondola. BRed is a 100% plant based organic sourdough bakery and they offer sourdough loaves as well as baked goods and specialty coffees.   I highly recommend getting their coconut chai latte! It comes with coconut milk topped with coconut whipped cream. They even give you a little spoon to enjoy the coconut whipped cream with. This was so delicious!  For pastries we enjoyed the sourdough sticky bun with walnuts and berries as well as the pecan cinnamon bun. The frosting they give you is to die for too! We also enjoyed their sourdough loaves and pizza dough. We enjoyed this place so much we went back 4 times during our trip!  The staff was super helpful in figuring out what type of bread we like and asked great questions. The shop is quaint and there isn't a lot of room inside, but there is some seating outside around Creekside Village.

The bakery looks amazing. The baked goods look appetizing…read more I was undecided between the cheeky monkey and pemberton carrot cake. In the end I got the cheeky monkey - pecan and banana sticky bun. I forgot the whole place is sourdough based baked goods (my assumption now) and thought the sticky bun tasted a bit off. The sour taste threw me off. I guess if you love sourdough (I do but I guess not as much as I thought), you will like everything in here. The sticky bun is probably great for people who love a bit of sourness in their baked goods. I just want a regular sticky bun which is softer and like a cloud. This version is not. It's also not as sweet as other sticky buns. Blah to me but probably manna to others. Tip on parking. More spots on the ground (time limit) than the underground (no time limit).

Wow can't be on a diet here Gluten free stuff…read moreEverything looks giant and delicious It's of course with coffee drinkers as well Small cafe and limited seating indoors Staff friendly

The ooey gooey chocolate chip bar at Purebread was so good that I went back a few days later…read morespecifically to get another one. Rich, buttery, and packed with chocolate chips and perfectly gooey in the middle, with those irresistible crispier edges. It reminded me of Starbucks' fudge oat bar, but better, richer, and more indulgent. Purebread is a Whistler institution and the line up at the village location makes sense once you see the selection. Would absolutely wait in line again.

Oh, Fix Cafe. I continue to dream about you in the mornings, when I'm desperate for a relaxing…read moreenvironment, with the friendliest staff and best cafe mocha I have had in my life (you NEED to do this with the local Oat Milk), or each and every time I order a coffee from a subpar chain... Our visit to Nita Lake Lodge was early January 2019 and making Fix Cafe part of our morning routine made me so stinking happy! Cafe mocha every morning. And then for food- the egg sandwich was excellent, as well as the pumpkin chocolate muffin. The thing kept me full till lunch hours later! There must be power grains in that thing. My husband really liked their fresh shakes (get the orange one with carrot and turmeric. Yum yums. And it will help clear you out so perhaps don't drink it before a morning on the slopes) and the bacon biscuit. All and all and fabulous little cafe that will be on my list to go back to on our next visit!

Used to be a great, cosy cafe in Nita Lake Lodge, inside and outside seating, and a fire inside, so…read morenice whether it's a summer day or middle of winter. Sadly though, they decided to follow the other coffee houses in Whistler and became a nightclub posing as a cafe. Blasting dance music at 7:30 am, so I have to shout to have a conversation, so much for cosy, oh well.

Coffee was really good day 1. Day 2, went in with my 12 pound little dog, shop waited while I stood…read morein line for about 10 to 15 minutes while they gushed over some dudes baby, then when I got to the front of the line, they told me "we don't allow dogs, you have to leave". Would have been nice to know that before I stood there and maybe there was a solution where I like wait outside but no, I "had to leave". Never going back. Too bad, good coffee.

Small but convenient coffee shop in the village. They had the standard offerings along with some…read moreseasonal drinks. They also had a pastry case with some baked goods and ready made items.

Provisions in Whistler is my favorite cafe and never miss visiting here. This time, I visited…read moretwice, 1st day afternoon and 2nd day morning. What we tried: Peach Apricot Cruffin Almond Croissant white cheddar scone Chai latte Matcha latte. Everything tasted great. Peach Apricot Cruffin's layer of dough was better than last time. Very crispy and buttery. Peach apricot Filling and cream topping were paired so well and addictive. Almond Croissant was one of the best I have ever had. Patry was dense and very crispy, Almond paste filling was just right amount and sweetness.Excellent item. Scone was also very crispy on outside and so buttery and flavorful inside. Very delicious. Matcha latte had also creamy texture and right size of sweetness with strong Matcha flavor. Chai latte was even better than Matcha latte. Chai flavor was very strong and texture was super creamy. Ambience was very nice. I will visit again next time I visit Whistler!

This café is perfectly situated for exploring the surrounding villages, making it a convenient…read moreplace to stop for a coffee or a quick break. The space is quite large, with plenty of tables as well as bar-style seating along the windows, which is especially nice if you want to sit and watch the surroundings. The service was okay. There seemed to be quite a few employees working, and everyone looked very busy and rushed even though there were only a few customers at the time, which felt a little unusual. The coffee, however, tasted fresh and was very good. I also enjoyed the hot chocolate because it wasn't overly sweet, which I personally prefer. The cakes and pastries were just average and didn't stand out as much as the drinks. Overall, it's a comfortable and conveniently located café, especially for a coffee stop while exploring the nearby villages.

Great coffee and matcha selections. Simple and modern ambiance but a little bit of a wait depending…read moreon the time of the day you visit.

I revisited Arabica coffee to try their Matcha latte. During my last visit, matcha latte was not…read moreavailable. I really like the ambience, all white colored decor, table, seating area makes atmosphere very stylish. Matcha latte was solid, matcha flavor was strong, sweetness level was just right.

Stumbled on Forecast when looking for quick breakfast options that were on our route to Whistler…read moreOlympic Park... and wound up coming back a second time because their breakfast sandwich blew our minds. Their breakfast sandwich comes in three varieties: bacon, sausage, and veggie. All three are served on the most delightful brioche bun with a perfect cheese selection and an egg made fresh to order (literally watched the guy crack the eggs to be cooked). The accompaniments on each sandwich are perfectly curated to create a symphony of flavors and textures, and it was the perfect serving size to leave us feeling full but not stuffed for our subsequent Nordic ski adventures. In addition to an impeccable breakfast sandwich, the vibe at Forecast is instantly cozy and welcoming, with high ceilings, tons of seating, and airy wood and plant decor. Their extensive menu is displayed on the wall, featuring a number of different sandwiches and breakfast options as well as all of your classic coffee shop drinks. They offer bags of their freshly roasted coffee for purchase as well (when we purchased one, the printed date showed us it was roasted just 3 days prior!!). I'm more of a tea person, but I really enjoyed the option to have a London Fog, and my coffee-inclined friends raved about several of their roasts. They also offer cocktails and other alcoholic bevvies for the apres ski crowd.

Very, very busy I saw the great reviews for the coffee so I wanted to go in for Americano long…read moreblack and unfortunately made it in a long line. They have indoor seating with lots of tables. Casual. Busy! Apparently they also offered some kind of breakfast. Overall, I don't know if it was worth waiting in that long line for my coffee, but I was in line. I saw the breakfast , standard eggs etc. desserts included cookies. I will say the coffee is good and the smoothie was good and depending on how much time you have, it's worth it.

Food- you will have a hard time choosing what to eat. They have 100s of bakery items!! The variety…read moreI saw here, I've never seen anywhere else! Amazing options! Coffee is good too, they have a few seasonal options. We got the Raspberry white chocolate scone and peach rosemary tart! Both really great! Service - quick Ambiance - good Must recommend place if you're in Whistler

It has been a while since I last went to Purebread in Vancouver. I am surprised to see one in this…read morearea - Cheakamus Crossing. Not much space for dining in. Just a long bar counter by the window. Mostly a grab and go place for coffee and baked goods. The buns, cakes, cookies, scones and bread looked delicious! The prices have also gone way up. Most items closer to $7-9 range. I had the cheddar jalapeño scone. It was huge and so good. I warmed it up at home and it still tasted good. Parking is available out front.

It's my first time in Whistler, and I wanted to try one of the local coffee shops. I decided on…read moreMoguls after seeing a photo of their maple hazelnut latte on Yelp because it looked so good. I ordered a 12 oz hot latte, and was pretty good. The espresso was strong and flavorful, and surprisingly, the drink wasn't overly sweet. I expected the maple and hazelnut syrups to make it much sweeter, but the flavors were well balanced. It was also very creamy. I'd definitely recommend it if you enjoy a strong latte that's not too sweet. They also sell sandwiches and baked goods. I was really tempted to try the giant oatmeal cookie, but I noticed a fly roaming around on top of it, which quickly changed my mind. The café itself is pretty small, with only a few tables inside, but there's plenty of outdoor seating and lots of places to relax around Whistler Village. One downside is that they don't have outlets available for charging cell phones.

Lovely coffee spot with excellent vegan food options! Friendly staff and great prices, so happy we…read morecame across it!

Peaked Pies is a true local gem! The pies topped with mashed potatoes, mushy peas and gravy are…read moreamazing! We also met Alex, the owner, who made us feel incredibly welcome. Awesome food, friendly people and such a warm, inviting atmosphere--we'll definitely be back! Brent

Pies?!? Who doesn't love pies?…read more I've been here a couple times and so glad they're in whistler. In my most recent trip, we discovered their vegan mixed berry pie. I wasn't sure what to expect, but it was full of all the berries I love from strawberry raspberry, blueberry blackberry. Warm with a delicious crust. We loved it so much. We came back again the next day. Are pie the second day for whatever reason was slightly undercooked and just seemed to be a little bit different but nonetheless we liked it so we came back in the third day unfortunately they didn't have any meat at that time. But is this not evidence that we absolutely loved their berry pie? They're very popular every time we went. There was always a line, but it does move fast. There's minimal indoor and outdoor seating very quaint very casual but very friendly & very quick service.