The coffee and cookie were delicious and the service was great. It's a cute little coffee shop if…read moreyou're passing through Pemberton! Here's what we ordered: * a strawberry matcha * a regular coffee Definitely would recommend a coffee based drink. This strawberry matcha was so bland and I could barely taste the matcha. If it wasn't green I would've thought it was just milk and strawberry jam sadly. 20250807

I walked here everyday during my stay in pemberton for a fresh cup of coffee. The Canadiano is top…read morenotch. Staff is friendly and there is dog friendly seating on the patio as well as plenty of seating inside

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.

What a great place. The food was great and the service even better. We were starving when we came…read morein here and now we can barely walk. Loved it!

I was recently in Pemberton for the weekend and decided to stop by Pemberton Distillery for a quick…read moretasting. Before going, make sure you check their hours on their website. At the end of October when I went, they're only open Friday and Saturday afternoons. Our experience there was super chill. We rang the door and someone let us in. I forgot his name, but he was one of the brothers behind the operation. He then introduced us to their liquors and we picked which ones we wanted to try. We tried a variety of liquors, including their vodka, ginger and honey, coffee, scotch, apple brandy, and kartoffelschnaps. Our favorite was the vodka, as it's one of the smoothest vodka's I've ever tried. The coffee liquor was also very good if you're a coffee drinker, but I personally am not a huge fan of the coffee taste. We bought a bottle of the vodka, scotch, and ginger and honey liquor away with us. Prices were reasonable. For example, a 750 ml bottle of vodka was $35. You can also take a couple steps into their distillery space. We went in to take a look and also was given a high level introduction to their distilling process.

Who knew that the best sipping vodka in the world hails from Pemberton BC!…read moreBut don't just take my word for it. They've got the international awards to prove it. 2010 Double Gold and Spirit of the Year in the recent World Spirit Awards. The distillery tour is well worth the $6 as you get a personal view of where all the potato magic happens. Tyler and Lorien are gracious hosts and are full of boozy knowledge. Oh, and of course there's a healthy sized tasting post-tour at the bar with your very own Schramm's glass. The word on the Pemberton street is that Tyler is concocting a small batch of Organic Single Malt Whisky this summer. But unfortunately, we will have to wait a few more years to sample this barrel of local gold. Damn you Oak Casks!

What's not to love here? -Beautiful grounds with…read moremountainous views -lovely barn indoor/outdoor seating -great food, baked goods & fresh produce -unique selection of creamy ice cream -Berry picking available (and reasonably priced at that! BYOBucket or low charge of $3+ for a plastic bucket to pick into. For a half bucket of blueberries we picked, it was only ~$7!) -petting zoo of goats & chickens -great pit stop with facilities Although no dogs allowed, you can leash up your furry buddies at the entrance with plenty of shade and water! Love their ice cream - def recommend getting their kiddie double scoop. It's already a generous size and you get to try 2 flavours. They only allow ONE taste test though. We tried: -Kettle corn 5/5 (tastes like a buttery pecan popcorn, loved the crunchy texture too) -Espresso flake 5/5 (lovely thin crunchy mocha chips and well balanced) - banana fudge (4.5/5) -caramelized pineapple with sea salt (4/5, interesting almost grainy texture and very refreshing creamy)

Attended my niece's wedding there recently. The whole staff were truly beyond amazing. From the…read moreservice, to the little extras ( like a staff person offering to drive myself and my mobility challenged mother) down a small dirt hill to the ceremony site. I was beyond impressed. A big shout out to all the staff working that night.. And the food was delicious.. A truly amazing and memorable evening. Thank you so much one and all.

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.

Nice place, service was great. Coffee is good. I would go back. The place is small and have 1…read morewashroom. Very busy and music was chill.

EVERYTHING.. Mark and his wife Brenda are two of the friendliest people I've ever met. And the food…read morewas delicious. I would take the 2.5 hour drive up to Pemberton again just to visit their restaurant. Thank you again Mark and Brenda.

The food was amazing. I had the pancakes which were the best I've ever eaten. My husband had the…read moreomelette with the hash browns. The owner Mark was so kind and informative.

Looking for an afternoon coffee, we decided to try Arabica in the Whistler Village…read more At first glance we didn't think it was open, but saw someone walking out with a coffee, so in we went. The place is very unique, the interior is built to look like the inside of an igloo, and it is all white and very minimalistic. Not someplace I would go for a coffee and to work for a bit, but a great place to grab a coffee. The staff were nice and helpful, it was rather busy when we were there. The latte was small, but very flavorful and creamy. The coffee was smooth and not bitter. We enjoyed it. Just know because it is Whistler and in the village the prices are a bit high, but coffee seems expensive pretty much anywhere.

If you're serious about coffee, this spot speaks your language fluently…read more I slid in for a quick hit and ordered an espresso plus a cup of gelato, thinking it'd be a light stop. Plot twist: it turned into a full-on appreciation moment. The espresso? Dialed. Rich crema, deep aroma, balanced body, zero bitterness. You can taste the precision from bean to bar. It's the kind of shot that makes you pause mid-sip and go, oh yeah... this is why I love coffee. Then the gelato came in to cool things down and absolutely held its own. Silky, clean, not overly sweet, and the perfect contrast to that bold espresso. Hot + cold combo = undefeated. We savored 20 minutes and ran back to gondola to get last chat at 3:30.

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.

We needed a quick on-the-go coffee, snack, small breakfast so we checked out this place!…read more - Bacon & Cheddar scone (5/5): this was moist, flavorful burst of cheddar with bacon bits and chives all in a bite! Loved it and debated getting another one soon after - Apple Jack (5/5): I don't have too much of a sweet tooth but this was a very nice treat! The apple slices were juicy and the bread / biscuit was soft. Not crumbly which is a win in my books! - Chocolate Cupcake with cream frosting on top (5/5) as my kiddo demolished it without us trying...that should definitely say something about the taste! - Iced Latte (5/5): always a good pick me up, especially on a sunny day! Service was fast and staff were super friendly (and patient). The cafe was cute with a few tables inside and out. On a nice day sitting by the lawn enjoying your drink and eateries is such a perk! Overall we enjoyed our time eating the baked goods here!

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.