Stopped in and only grabbed cookies this time -- lemon crumble and coconut chunk -- both delicious…read more Great service and really fun branding/marketing throughout the space. Loved that it felt like a bit of a hidden café. Cookies traveled well and were still amazing on the ride back to Vancouver. Would definitely stop by again.

It was a quiet morning in whistler and it was because everyone was here, packed in this restaurant…read more Seriously, at 8am on a September Tuesday every table was full. I got the latte and the sausage breakfast sandwich. It was a little pricey (par for the course in whistler) but that homemade bun was so fluffy and the sandwich is among the best I've had. If it wasn't for my wallet I would've had 3

Nothing short of a WOW. Everything looked absolutely fabulous and made it very hard to choose…read more Thank goodness I was only visiting or I would be there EVERY DAY. The raspberry scone we tried was TO DIE FOR. Best scone I have had in my entire life and I will now be spoiled for scones forever. Moist but crumbly, buttery, rich and the raspberry comes through. It actually tastes as good as it looks. It would be a travesty to visit Whistler and not try this shop. Go early as things sell out. RUN.

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.

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!

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!

Tried the Provisions Sandwich for breakfast on our Whistler stay, we got there just before a…read moremassive line formed behind us! I paid $15 for my sandwich, and both of our items we ordered separately came out really fast, probably less than 5mins. We did have to take our food to go as there was no seating available inside, the place was packed. Provisions Sandwich: I really enjoyed their take on this breakfast sandwich, I never had one with a fried poached egg but it worked really well and tasted great. my only gripe and the reason its not a 5/5 is the value of what your getting compared to the price. $15 for a sandwich in BC is honestly pretty standard, but not necessarily when the sandwich is roughly the size of a McDonalds kids cheeseburger. I do understand that they use quality ingredients and put a lot of care in, but $15 for the size still seemed a touch steep to me.

Lift coffee is located Whistler village very close to Whistler gondola area. It is small , cozy…read morecafe in nice location. They serve Forecast coffee's brand and the same cookies I saw in Forecast coffee. I ordered Matcha latte which was just ok, flavor was a bit weak. I sat outside bar counter is able to overlook whistler mountain and enjoyed watching all mountain biker and beautiful view.

It comes down to service, and the people here make even just waiting in queue worth it. I saw this…read morebecause when you finally get a chance to order, you are getting someone who (at least you sense) gives a damn about you, because they aren't going to mess about. They smile, they engage, they focus on making sure your order is correct. That is half the battle, the rest is food and coffee, and I had the opportunity try one of their smoothies, and yup, it's tasty. There are plenty of place that you can go to for coffee and refreshments. The ambiance is lovely, it feels like a rough, in the hills eatery, and it delivers the feels, before you go back up to ski back down. recommend, yup.

Hands down best place for coffee and breakfast and treats here in the village!! Love everyone that…read moreworks here, always so sweet and welcoming. The Stud Muffin breakfast sandwich is next level, and the yogurt parfait is best I ever had - homemade granola and berry compote, psycho. Gonna miss you guys when we go home today - see you next time!

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.

Great pastries, and coffee shop type things to drink. The staff is friendly, and the eating area is…read moreopen and pleasant. If you're in town, worth a visit.

Omg one of the best bakeries ever - everything just melted in my mouth. And the seating at the back…read morewas like a dream with views of railroads and snow capped mountains.

We stopped into Cranked twice actually, just because it was so good. Located in a hillside…read moreshopping center, there is a parking garage, but both times we were able to park on the upper level which was great. Stepping inside, the interior is cozy and welcoming. We wanted snacks and coffee while we were there. On the first visit, Mr. B went with a Mocha and I had a Chai Latte, which was creamy and awesome. We had a chocolate croissant and the young woman working recommended the jalapeno and cheddar scone. Both were incredible. The chocolate croissant was flaky, crispy yet tender and soft on the inside with lots of chocolate bits. The jalapeno and cheddar scone was savory with plenty of cheese and pieces of jalapeno. It wasn't too spicy, but had that nice scone texture, crunchy on the outside with a soft interior. Both were delicious. On our second visit Mr. B went with the vanilla latte and I had to have the Chai Latte with oatmilk again, it was that good. We grabbed another croissant to enjoy with our coffee's. Both visits, the drinks were consistently good, the pastries are inviting and taste as good as they look and it is just a friendly cozy spot to enjoy a snack and beverage. They offer wine and beer too.

Coming up from Vancouver to Whistler for work on a Friday morning was not a great idea. The traffic…read morewas heavier compared to Thursday. So I really needed to stop somewhere to refuel and take a break. I found Cranked on the map and I was so glad for it. There is parking in the plaza. It's near the grocery store. The staff were friendly and the food was great. I was deciding between the soup and wondering if I should add on a sandwich when the staff suggested an alternative. Soup just comes with a slice of bread. But the sandwich comes with a small bowl of soup. Sold! I had the Turkey and Brie panini with the daily soup which was butternut squash. The sandwich was fab. Nicely pressed and the filling was delish. The butternut squash soup was lightly spiced and I think I tasted a hint of ginger in it. Very tasty. I had the flat white which was good and a double chocolate cookie. The cookie was a nice ending to the meal. So big that I had to take the remaining to go. Very yummy. There was a large communal table in the middle with smaller tables by the walls. Not a big place to dine in. The tables were mostly taken by people working on their laptops.