Adjunct to a hotel lobby which has limited seating but very friendly baristas and great coffee and…read morefood. I packed another bag of coffee bean to go because of its quality!

Very cool place with generous portions of coffee products and a small selection of well curated…read moregoodies. Food - 4/5 Service - 4/5 Ambience- 5/5

Delicious!!! Spinach, feta, carmelized onion, mushroom croissant was delicious. Sandwiches (turkey)…read morewas yummy

Croissant was amazingly buttery and the sourdough loafs were so fragrant and tasty. I bought one…read moreunsliced loaf to take home to the states as a souvenir of sorts but it was so tasty my friends and I tore at it and ate half of it in merely one car ride to Lake Louise. I went back in the afternoon to get a replacement loafs but all the unsliced loafs were already sold it! Lesson learned ~ but I bought a sliced on to take back and it was still tasty. Lines are long but move fast. It's a bit hectic inside during rush hour since space can be cramped but the outdoor seating is good too if you don't mind the magpies stealing your drinks.

Was looking for a quick afternoon pick me up and popped into Evelyns. Im usually an Americano type…read moreof guy but thought I would mix it up and ordered and iced mocha. Good decision, it was delicious and refreshing. Bright, well lit atmosphere with ample space . The Barista was friendly and quick. I could see this place being busy during peak hours so plan accordingly if you are looking for that caffeine spike

Ample seating and quiet music make this a great place to work for a few hours, or meet with a…read morelarger group of people. The service is friendly and laid back. I will say, the food does not seem fresh. I appreciate the large portions of the pastries but they taste very box-made. If you're looking for a treat, look elsewhere. Also, while someone routinely sweeps the floor, I never saw the tables wiped down at it showed. Mine had old coffee rings and there were crumbs on some others.

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.

followed the little hot chocolate trail and landed at little wild coffee! service was quick. the…read morewhipped cream and cookie crumbs on top of the hot chocolate were so delightful. They have a small seating area but this isn't their main location. Cute vibes to chill and chat (which is exactly what we did!)

The food and drinks here are so great... been difficult finding a good cafe spot but safe to say…read morethis place takes the win!

Perfect pick-me-up after a rainy, drizzly bike ride in Banff. Cappuccino was strong and the thinly…read moresliced biscotti had the perfect amount of chocolate. Not too cinnamon-y. Cute little shop with seating inside the shared building space.

After a half day of canoeing down the Bow River, I was craving my late afternoon caffeine. This Tim…read moreHorton's location was within walking distance of Banff Canoe Club. It is located in the Town of Banff inside of a building that houses some touring agencies. Tim Hortons is Canada's biggest coffeehouse chain. They serve coffee drinks, donuts, sandwiches, breakfast items and other fast-food items. Today there are Tim Horton locations all over the world. They are known for their Timbits donut holes. Even though this Tim Horton's location is spacious, it had a line out the door. Summer time is peak season for tourism in Banff and of course everyone wants their coffee drink. After being out in the sun all day, I just wanted something cold and got me a Cold Brew coffee. Tim Hortons offers many of your basic espresso drinks that you would find on any coffee house menu. The Original Blend Double Double and Iced Capp are their popular sellers.

Good ol' Tim Hortons had been on my list to try out for quite some time as I have a number of…read moreCanadian friends who always talk about how it is a staple coffee spot. During my last trip to Banff, Canada I decided to stop by a Tim Hortons and give it a try and order the iced brown sugar oat milk coffee. This was a decent coffee but definitely did not taste the brown sugar just a hint of sweetness and the coffee was quite watered down which was a let down. Maybe it was the drink I ordered or the location but sadly the coffee was subpar.

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.

To be fair, I am comparing this McDonald's to the ones we have here in New York City. The staff…read morewere generally nice (well I guess all the Canadians I met were), the dining area AND bathrooms were pretty clean, and food overall is as consistent as the brand.

Stopped in the morning. Service was slow and inaccurate. Pay station didn't work…read more 30 minute wait for a sausage mcmuffin Better places to go

Came in off my very first time ever on skis ready to treat myself to the biggest hot cocoa I could…read morefind. The cafe in the main building seemed to have the machine cocoa and I was looking for the good stuff. The real stuff. Milk and bittersweet chocolate warmed together to create an elixer fit for the gods. SO--I made my way over to the Java Lift to investigate their options and was treated to the most lovely hot cocoa, complete with marshmallows and whipped cream, that my little heart could desire. It was delightful. Everything I wanted and more! I was also a little peckish and the crepes they also offered sounded perfect so I went with the black forest ham and gruyere crepe. A little salty to compliment my sweet cocoa. It was served up in a jiffy and the cheese was perfectly melty, the ham was nice and salty, and the crepe shell was prepared perfectly. Nice and thin and holding the whole thing deliciously together. I actually was so jazzed about it I forgot to take a picture, but it was good! They also have a few sweet crepe options and a couple other savory choices as well. If it's coffee you want, they also have that here (hence the "java" part of its name). It's pretty much a Starbucks counter, without the Starbucks name, but they have all the seasonal drinks they offer in Starbucks stores and they use their beans as well. Service is pleasant as pleasant can be. I chatted with the barista for a while and she was just so friendly. It's a little on the small side, seating wise, although there seems to be a decent turnover and I had no trouble getting a window seat to enjoy the incredible views outside. Would definitely while away some time here in the future should I return.

This is one of the many different eating establishments at Sunshine Village Ski Resort. Whats's…read morenice about it is that it is far less busy than the main ldge a 2 minute walk away. Even on a Saturday you can find a seat either in the cafe or the hotel lobby. They serve Starbucks "We proudly brew" and a somewhat inflated price. There are a range of pastries and sandwiches available. WE had muffins and they were tasty and fresh. They also have a crepe menu and we noticed many patrons treating themselves to one of those. They looked fantastic and seemed quite popular. Once I saw the crepes, I do admit I had a bit of crepe envy. The line up area has a bad flow but people don't seem to get too competitive which is good. In the main lodge I think a similar line flow would lead to coffee shop brawls. Service is also friendly. Ski Patrol seemed to like to come here on breaks so that says something too. This place probably wouldnt do as well in the real world but when you are stuck on a mountain with throngs of other skiers, it is a bit of a gem.