The food was fine. We had the 3 piece chicken strip combo and a mushroom & cheese burger…read more However, our server, Janiel, was unpleasant. The restaurant was not even busy. He acted as if I was annoying him.

At the outrageous prices (that I'm obviously willing to pay) they can afford to give me more than 1…read morenapkin. I bought 2 burgers. 1 napkin isn't quite going to do the job.

They have clean bathrooms and a Tim Hortons -- what's not to love? The Tim Hortons is in the gas…read morestation store, but the donouts and other baked yumminess seemed to be freshly baked!

I had a great time checking out the Ashcroft Bakery and Coffee Shop. The coffee and food was very…read moregood and the staff were super friendly. Definitely worth checking out!

A Real Life Bakery! Great lunch specials, amazing decorated cakes, Thursday donut day is amazing…read moreand you can't beat the cinnamon buns!

Horsting's is one of those rare places you just can't drive past without stopping. Fortunately, we…read morestopped during the early part of the season - not nearly as chaotic-busy as it usually is. And, you can't stop there without buying at LEAST three kinds of their signature fruit pies. My "go to's" are (of course) apple, blueberry and strawberry-rhubarb. Sinfully delicious; every one of them. During the Holidays, the pumpkin pies literally fly off the massive counters, so get 'em when you can. Their pillowy-soft loaves of fresh-baked bread are also a mandatory thing. Sourdough or cinnamon-raisin are my favorites. We also picked up a couple of their great deli sandwiches; made with ingredients from their gardens and bakery. I chose the Country Club, which is a grilled turkey, bacon and Swiss cheese on potato bread. Outstanding! The bread is thick-cut and buttery, crispy. They don't shirk on the ingredients. Plenty of meat-and-cheese-to-bread going on. However, make sure and clear up some mad cash because prices are a bit premium. But the quality and abundance of what they offer is completely worth it - especially when you're only passing by once a year. ....and a long year in between it is....

It's like if Knaus Berry Farm in Homestead really tried…read more This was a great little stop on our way down from Prince George This place had all kinds of sandwiches, pies, breads and other treats. My kids enjoyed the scoop ice cream outside and running through the pick it Really, if you are driving by, must stop

Delicious latte with proper shots by size. Community atmosphere. And excellent service! Luckily…read morethey had just made some fresh veggie samosas, and I loved it! Really, for a town in the mountains, I wasn't expecting such a high quality place with so many choices. Worth stopping by in this small but great friendly town.

The only store resembling a "supermarket" in the area. It's very clean and well maintained. Shelves…read moreare stocked and has everything you'd need. Prices slightly on the higher side. Would recommend.

Up in this Cariboo area, getting a good cup of coffee (if you are a lousy snob like me) is hard to…read moredo. After Hope and Lytton, you are SOL until 70 Mile House. But then there is Junctions...live saver for the road weary passing through Cache Creek in need of that caffeine fix.

Hello there, Ms. German Lady. I would like something chocolate. What can you recommend? Oh, you're…read more"not going to make up my mind for me"? You're going to answer my rude questions about what everything is and how much it costs with exasperated sounds? OK, fine. I will take that random piece of German something or other for dessert. I will then go home and review you on yelp, to say that you were rude and I did not like the thing I chose, and now I want something else. Like, anything else you had. Already regretting not getting that chocolately rum ball, even though I don't like them. But then! You sweetly wrapped up the cake with a knife, because "it tastes better in slices". And then! I got 50 cents in change and noticed meringues out of the corner of my eye. 25 cents each. Meringues, these stars are for you.

Sometimes you find gems in the oddest places…read more Lillooet is (almost) in the middle of nowhere, but I wanted to drive the back highway from Vancouver to Kamloops, and by the time we got to Lillooet, it was time for a break. I love exploring eateries, and bakeries most especially. So I see this bakery and it's a no-brainer to visit, but honestly, my expectations were not high at all. Imagine my surprise then when I see quite a selection of items, and a great deal of diversity in the items. (You know how some bakeries seem to offer a bunch of similar items? Like one bakery does a lot of cakes, one does a lot of buttercream topped bars/rolls, etc. Well this one had a nice variety to choose from.) Also surprising were the good prices. Not just because I was in a small, out-of-the-way town, but just really good value. It's been a while since I was there, so I can't remember exactly what I ordered, but I at least got an eccles cake and some sort of chocolate swirl bun plus two other things. I do remember that they were all very good. I'd day that if I found this place in Vancouver, it might be a 4/4.5, but in smaller towns, it's harder to find good stuff, and that's what puts this bakery at 5 stars: good value, good variety, and amazing for out-of-city bakery. I can't find anything half as good in Kamloops.