Rainy and cold today. En route to whistler so stopped here. Excellent service. The waiters were…read morefriendly and cheerful, which really added to the amazing vibes. Excellent cup of latte and cappuccino. Truly one of the BEST brisket baguette and just I've ever had. They neither compromised on the quality or quantity. Everything was so flavourful, even the fries! I LOVeD every bite! Hubby ordered the fisherman's benedict. And since he's an expert in seafood (it's his career), he wasn't the biggest fan of the albacore tataki or the biscuit. He loves bennys but more of the traditional english muffin. But that's OK, the stars i'm giving is based on my food, which was incredible! Thank you for a beautiful experience, you guys are awesome and we will be back! Hubby said he'll order the baguette for next time!

I will start off by saying... this place is definitely worth the hype. You have to be patient…read morebecause the wait is typically 45min to 1hr but it's so worth it. You can explore the property and it's beyond gorgeous. The staff were all so sweet and welcoming! The property is beautiful, dogs and children have a place to run around and play, they have a small green house store on property, and a little truck to buy coffee and beverages. All the food is locally sourced and organic. Everything tastes so darn fresh and delicious! Definitely worth a try.

I rode from Vancouver to Brackendale to try the hot chocolate festival…read more The tiramisu hot chocolate is the best so far. Nice rich flavour, some peppery notes, and the cookies compliment it well.

The Crabapple Café feels like going home for weekend bruch.  The kind you don't overthink, you just…read moresit down, order big, and trust the room. It's rustic in that honest, country way: wood, warmth, and a smallish-town Squamish vibe that makes you slow down whether you meant to or not. The location does half the work for the ambiance, the rest comes from the feeling that someone actually cares about feeding you well. This is home-cooked brunch with intention. Portions are generous without being sloppy, and every plate feels thought out, like it's been tested by real people who eat breakfast for a living. The pancakes are the headline act--huge, fluffy, unapologetic, and exactly what you want when you're leaning back in your chair wondering if you should order another coffee or surrender to a food coma. And if the night before got a little loose, the double Caesar is a public service: bracing, restorative, and delivered without judgment - oh my aching head. What really seals it, though, is the staff--genuinely welcoming, on their game, and clearly proud of the place. The Crabapple Café isn't trying to be trendy or precious. It's just very good at what it does. A must-try in Squamish, especially if you believe breakfast should be comforting, filling, and a little bit healing. This is not our first time, and definitely not our last. The cafe has become our way station before heading up to Whistler. CHEERS!!!

We were caught off guard with the late fall temperature in Squamish on a Sunday morning drive from…read moreVancouver earlier this week. We did check the weather when we left home but we didn't acclimate quickly enough after the summer to understand what low single-digit temperatures really meant. After a brisk walk along the boardwalk and downtown, we quickly needed to find a warm place for a hefty breakfast. It was the only diner type restaurant open mid morning on Cleveland. It looked good from the outside so we went straight in. We were seated right away. There are many typical options on the breakfast and lunch menus. We both had The Usual breakfast - 2 eggs, choice of meat, choice of toast, fried potatoes, and a portion of mixed fruits. I had sausages which were plump and juicy. The fried sliced potatoes looked different from how fried potatoes / hash would usually be served in a diner but they tasted good I like that you can stack a few of them up and cut through them, like eating stacks of mini pancakes. But potatoes trump pancakes anytime and any day.

Ok soooo my and I ate here for New Year's Day for breakfast after leaving from Whistler, BC with a…read moreParty of 6. We waited 1.5hr to be served our food with only 3 other people ahead of us waiting for their food. The place was empty and only 3 plates were served at a time to each of us. The fruit portion was just two VERY thin apple slices and one grape for the food decor on each plate! The food portions were the smallest I've ever seen for diner food options. We had to wait so long that we had to go down to the coffee shop down a few stores to get lattes and pastries (Sunflower Bakery & Cafe I recommend hands down) while we waited. The server had an attitude and was the only person taking the orders and busing the tables (the dishes from other tables were not picked up). Yes one person managing the customers but I honestly felt she had time to pick up the dishes around other tables and ask if we needed any coffee or water. There were no other customers after us that came in. The few that did walk in were told the restaurant was closed. There was one syrup container and that my son had to ask to barrow from the other table still finishing up the meal. The potatoes on our plate seemed like they were from a frozen bag and reheated on a pan, no taste or seasoning on them. Sausages were not seasoned and no flavor to them. The pictures on the previous reviews do not compare or come close to what we were served. The food did not make any of us sick and the restaurant was clean that is the only reason this restaurant is getting two stars on my review. Would I ever come here, Absolutely NEVER! Go to Sunflower Bakery & Cafe they serve you delicious coffees and amazing pastries and other breakfast items!

Decided to try this place after a "locals" tip from folks at Finnish Sauna (also 5 star experience)…read moreat Cheekye ranch. Our group included "foodies" who live in the WestEnd of Vancouver. They all raved about the food. Firstly taste, quality and price. We tried the ravioli, salads, hand rolled spatzle and schnitzel. This is a hidden gem. They also make Biltong, a South African style jerky from beef.

Food presented well, tastes were ok. Lil chef burger was a bit dry, ratatoli was kinda small…read moreportion compare to others, but perfect poached eggs! Chirizo hash skillet contained lots of hash and four slices of bread, which was a lot of carbs. But only one egg and some minded chorizo, not enough protein for me. Servie was very slow, it would be nice if they have more than two Server on a busy Sunday.

We came here after a long day spent playing outdoors in Squamish so our eyes were bigger than our…read morestomachs. We usualy go to Backcountry Brewing but wanted to have something different this time. I got the cripsy chicken sammy and my husband ordered the bacon cheeseburger. We washed our giant burgers with some spiked drinks that were very filling in themselves. In hindsight, the Espresso milkshake could have been a meal on it's own! We loved the chunky fries too! Service was excellent -- very friendly and accomodating! Parking is conveniently outside in the plaza.

Needed to grab dinner after a day of skiing in whistler. Not a lot of options in Squamish so you…read moregotta take what you can. I stumbled across this on Yelp and It gave me family friday night establishments from the late 90s. It was pretty dated but the service was fair and the food wA surprisingly delicious. I got the chicken pasta and my friend got the chicken teriyaki bowl.

This was a great find while passing through Squamish this summer! It's an interesting place with…read morekind of an old-time homey feel to the decor, and they also sell some Italian groceries which you can browse while waiting in line. The menu has an Italian and Greek touch. They also have a full coffee menu, and I noticed the tea selection was especially impressive with quality brands. I got a green olive sandwich, which was an interesting combination of hummus, fig spread and fresh figs, olives, and arugula on a pita. I thought it worked surprisingly well! The overall flavour profile of the sandwich was savoury - the figs didn't stand out as sweet when combined with the other ingredients. I also got an iced tea (lapsang souchong - a tea that I really like but rarely see in tea shops) and what they called an "ugly but beautiful" cookie. I don't know what the type of cookie is actually called, but it seemed like a meringue-based biscotto with crunchy nuts inside. It was good - I liked the texture! I liked how they decorated the store, it had a homey vintage look. They were swamped when we visited but the staff was very pleasant nonetheless!

Busy cafe with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Originally we just stopped by for a drink, but…read morethen I saw everyone ordering sandwiches, so we ended up ordering the hero sandwich. It was stacked with plenty of meat! I wish it had a bit more of the veg, but it was quite filling with all the meat. The brown sugar hojicha was pretty good. Even though it had a brown sugar syrup, it wasn't too sweet. Overall, it was a great snack and I'd probably stop by again (:

Always a solid go-to spot in Squamish Beer is great and so…read moreis the food Also a hotel which is a fun place to stay

Stopped in for a quick lunch with the family while visiting Squamish. Everyone is very friendly and…read morethe place is cute. Gives a lodgey sporty bar feel. I had a beer flight and tried lager (basic but good), Mexican hotchoco nitro stout (very tasty), rail ale (the best one), and a black and blue sour (hoppy but good). My bf had a spicy margarita he said was ok. Fried pickles were delish. Butternut squash soup was watered down and flavorless (disappointing bc it is my favorite). Shared the brewpub burger w yam fries, very good. Bil had poutine he said was good. Sil had fish n chips which she liked. Baby had chicken tenders w fries.

Such awful Food. Nachos came out burnt, with very little cheese, no veggies and super over priced…read more I will not be going back. If I could give negative stars I would

Excellent service! We stopped at Match for beers after a day at the Sea to Sky Gondola. The…read moreservice was great, the beers were cold and the wings were tasty! Would defiantly recommend to anyone in the area. Also like that they have daily specials and a very good happy hour.

First glance at the menu here and you realize it's not unique breakfast/brunch items you haven't…read moreseen before, but it's the quality they put out compared to other local places in Sechelt. Opting for the Basted Basic, you can't mess up a solid plate including a nicely sized biscuit, a good portion of bacon, perfectly poached eggs and freshly mashed avocado. Wifey enjoyed her eggs benny, while my son was just happy to receive a squishy pig toy with his Piglet Pack (kids meal). They also have so baked sweet or savory pastries to go as well. There is both limited internal and outdoor seating, so I could imagine how packed it can be at peak hours. Order at the counter, and they'll deliver your items, and bus your own table (one of the workers graciously offered to do it for us).

This place was recommended by Yelper C. She said the coffee here is really good. B is a coffee guy…read moreand so we did get a regular coffee for him to try and he said it was good. I got the Basted Baker Hash with Salmon added to it. B got the beef roll. B said the beef roll was super tasty and flavorful. I really liked my Based Baker Hash. It was a very big bowl with potato hash, spinach, onion, mushroom, pepper, avocado, salmon and a poach egg. The place makes its own ketchup in house. They also sell their ketchup in a bottle for take home. The restaurant looks small but they do have a patio area in the back. Plenty of free parking on the street or at the back.

It is extremely busy here and the food was a fail. Clam chowder did not have fresh clams…read more Mushroom pot pie was missing the carrots and celery - it was all mushroom which was not great. The burger was not good. The only good thing was the chili and poutine. Service was good and it is extremely tough for the wait staff to move around because it was really jammed packed. It is quite loud and seating is completely jammed packed.

Fun and casual vibe! Salads are good. great brunch offerings. More reasonable prices than many…read moreother local places. Service is very friendly and very good! try the bear claw dessert!