That middle road, everytime I am rolling through either going to Whistler, or coming back from it,…read moreand if they are open I will come into this bakery. Right next to Backcountry I have bought many treats from here (as you can see this is a bakery) and the place is great. Whether you need a light snack, like a healthy cookie, or something a bit bigger, like a sandwich, this place has you covered. One of my favorites is the pretzel they make, it is so good, and I just want to rip it apart every time I have it and I am driving away, I think... maybe I should have gotten an extra one. They serve coffee here as well, and sell loaf's of bread. The staff is great here as well, no seating inside, this is a place where you will occasionally line up, but it moves along fast, and it is so worth your while when you are here in Squamish.

This ham and cheese croissant made my day! The latte was also delicious. The service was fast and…read morefriendly. I'd definitely come back for other pastries and goodies.

Super friendly staff! Came for Squamish hot chocolate festival. What I thought would be overly…read moresweet was actually really good. Had a white hot cocoa with whip cream, and cereal- lucky charms and trix. Super fun!

After hearing about Sunflower Bakery Cafe's delightful treats and coffee available all week, we…read morecouldn't resist checking out this charming spot. Walking in, we were greeted by an array of freshly baked and beautifully colourful goodies. And knowing they proudly serve 49 Parallel Coffee just added to the excitement. During our visit, we decided to treat ourselves to some coffee and donuts, with each donut falling in the $3.50 to $4.00 range. Our absolute favourites turned out to be the Chief and the Pistachio flavours - truly amazing and not overly sweet. We're definitely planning to return soon to explore more of their offerings. Food: 5/5 Must Try! Service: ‍‍‍‍‍5/5 Kids: 4/5 Yay! Price: Each donut costs between $3.50 and $4.00. Presentation: 2/5 Parking: Street or validated parking Tips: * has gluten and vegan free options. * sells out of donuts most days; try's to get there early. * has outdoor patio seating Would I Return: Yes ‍

Literally looks like a crazy AI generated selection of delicious pastries and baked goods except…read moreit's real and it's dreamy and so so yummy. Made fresh and you can TELL.

Went to Purebread in Squamish, four of us enjoyed some great coffee drinks pastries and the…read morebreakfast bacon egg brioche was just amazing, highly recommend it

A cafe located inside of visits center! Nice view out of window…read more Coffee taste good and fair price too

I went here as a tourist in search for a Nanaimo bar. Got here for breakfast, had some tea, and my…read moresweet treat. The people behind the counter were very nice. They forgot to make my sandwich, and after waiting for about 15 minutes I asked about it. They were very apologetic, made the sandwich quickly, and added in a free cookie. We all make mistakes sometimes, but when an establishment tries to make up for it, it is very nice. The sandwich was good, but the Nanaimo bar tasted like the same one I bought from Whole Foods. It's a very nice place to sit and chat quietly with great views, big windows, and a chill vibe.

Unique Slow rise bakery is located near shanon fall area and we can overlook a part of shanon fall…read moreat their patio. It was a nice weather and decided to drop by. What we got: Shrimp dumpling, Pineapple bun with butter and Matcha strawberry cream. Shrimp dumpling was ok. Pineapple bun was also ok, too. Matcha strawberry require more refinement. No flavor and strawberry cream form was not impressive. I really enjoyed the view from patio which is hightlight. It is a nice spot to relax and enjoy scenery.

I was surprised to find Hong Kong style dim sum and eats in Squamish! The filling was a bit lacking…read morein the mushroom dumplings and the jellyfish salad was also quite a small portion. Everything else was on par. It's not comparable to the top dim sum places you'd find in Vancouver/Richmond but really good for Squamish! The drinks were a bit hit or miss as well-- the strawberry matcha latte pictured here barely has any strawberry. Maybe a quality control thing. The views more than make up for everything though. I come back once a month.

The first time my hubs and I visited Squamish a few years ago we discovered the cute, little Xoco…read moreChocolate shop! Love how pretty the truffles and chocolate bars are. The bars come as milk or dark chocolate with dried fruits and nuts pressed into them or just nuts or biscuit pearls or are sprinkled with sea salt. As someone who cannot digest dairy, it was wonderful to see that the dark chocolate bars are vegan and contain no dairy. We also had a chance to chat with the friendly owner and it was a great experience. A few weeks ago we visited Squamish again and were happy to see that the chocolate bars still look amazing. We bought a bunch of bars and now have a decent stash to last for a while and to give as gifts. Though it's hard to moderate when the bars taste so good. Thank you, Xoco Chocolate!

If you're headed up the Sea to Sky highway from Vancouver it's worth a stop in Squamish…read more One place you should definitely check out is Xoco Chocolate. The dark chocolate bars with roasted nuts and dried fruits is one of favorites. The quality of the dark chocolate is very good and the bars taste as good as they look. The dark chocolate is vegan. It's a cute shop and the owner and staff are great. They also have milk chocolate bars and beautiful chocolate confections. We're dark chocolate fans so we haven't tried them. We stop every time we're up that way.

On a recent vacation to Vancouver, my hubs and I drove up to Squamish on our way to visit a friend…read morein Whistler. It's only our second time here but it still has a great, kick-back vibe. Of course we had to stop by our favorite cafe and donut shop, Fox & Oak. Love how they have a good variety of vegan and regular options for the donuts (they have gluten free too). I am not vegan but I can't digest milk protein well so I am always looking for dairy-free and vegan options. We got a vegan cinnamon sugar donut, regular passion fruit donut, and vegan apple fritter with raspberry icing to go. While at Whistler, we broke out all three and shared them before having lunch at Hunter Gather. All the donuts were delish!! We were all impressed by how fresh and soft they all were. Also, I didn't think I'd like the apple fritter with raspberry icing that much but I ended up liking it the most! On our way back from Whistler to Vancouver, we couldn't help it--we stopped and got two more donuts! Yep, it was a double donut day. I am not ashamed to admit it. Don't judge me until you try this place. Thank you, Fox & Oak!

1. These are probably the best donuts we've had in British Columbia and also very good espresso…read more They also have excellent vegan donuts. 2. There was a line but it moved pretty quickly. Once we tasted the donuts and coffee we understood why there was a line. 3. We liked sitting outside where you had a nice view and could enjoy the sun.

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!

We arrived at Chef Big D's for breakfast for a party of 6. I was immediately off put by the…read moreunwelcoming staff that told us to pick a seat, even though there was a clear sign at the front entrance that stated to wait to be seated. We scanned the menu which included typical breakfast options such as eggs, bacon, ham and sausage, breakfast sandwiches as well as omelettes. I unfortunately have a gluten allergy (celiac) and asked the server if they had gluten free toast (which they have but do not offer it on the menu). The hash-browns unfortunately are tossed in flour before deep frying (which was not listed on the menu) so I was given the alternative to have French fries (which were fried in the same oil) and I didn't necessarily want French fries for breakfast. When the food arrived my brother in laws breakfast sandwich smelt and tasted sour. It was the ham that was on the sandwich so he did not finish the sandwich. My eggs were cooked fine, but definitely at their expiration date. We are travelling from Ontario and have eaten so many amazing meals while visiting and this one did not meet the expectations that we have. Hopefully this will help the owners and staff to make the improvements they so desperately need moving forward.

Chili for Thanksgiving [Squamish, BC Canada]…read more Can you get any more Canadian than stopping by a Tim Horton's? This was our only Timmies stop while we were in Canada. Originally I only wanted a donut but decided on something warm and ordered a bowl of chili instead. While the hubby isn't fond of their coffee (LoL! sorry) he does enjoy their chili. It was pretty good, rich and flavorful with a blend of ground beef, kidney beans, tomatoes, mushroom, green peppers, onion and celery. It came with a full size artisan bread bun (and butter). I also tried their Wildberry Hibiscus Sparkling Quencher... refreshing, juicy and I love the tartness. Great customer service, pleasant and friendly. Fast service. Some TH shops would have a section of souvenirs and coffee packs but this store did not have it. Exchange Rate 11/28/24: $1 USD = $1.40 CAD Review #3604

Stopped by here for a pit stop, going towards Whistler. I have always wanted to try this place…read more Glad we made a stop. The coffee was amazing and perfect amount of sweetness. I wanted the powder sugar strawberry donut...they were out. Its okay, I got a Boston Cream donut...im glad I did. Its so good. Service was great.