There was a line out the door when we got to the Bear's Paw. Popular places are often very good…read moreplaces, and Bear's Paw is a very good place. When it was my turn I got their Sticky Bun and Apple Square. There is limited seating inside. Even though it was very busy we scored a few counter seats, which allowed me to enjoy my sticky bun and White Mocha before heading to Maligne Lake. I liked them both, I'd rate them as about average. What I really liked was my Apple Square that I ate hours later. It was crumbly with a lot of apple flavor. Service was efficient and fine. We are glad we stopped in.

I went to Jasper back in September. I had to check out this Bakery as I saw a lots of good reviews…read moreonline, and it was REALLY GREAT! I went there for breakfast at 8am, and the bakery was packed. The place was not so big, but I love the "wood" vibe. Their coffee is really good, very smooth. They had a good variety of pastry. I am a fan of scone so I ordered the spicy scone and the cheese scone. The spicy scone was way too much for me, too spicy I can't finished it. But the cheese scone, I loved it! Definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Jasper.

Store was clean and organized. The cashier was not very friendly, but it was Thanksgiving weekend…read moreso maybe she was sad. Prices were reasonable.

Best coffee I had in Jasper. Matcha was also great, and so were the pumpkin breads we got…read more Fast service and cool atmosphere. Everything was cozy and chic. Would return!

Our breakfast at Andromeda was definitely the best breakfast we had all trip. The almond croissant…read morewas, in my opinion, the best item of food we had on the trip. I was gobsmacked by how great it tasted, and how perfect the texture was. Everything we got was great, especially the coffee. But the almond croissant took the proverbial cake. Hugely recommended, we should have gone here every day for breakfast!

I love fresh pastries and will not pass the opportunity to try something new. Also, the cute name…read morecaptured my attention. The Other Paw is a coffee shop with fresh pastries baked on the premises. I wanted something that I haven't seen in US and got the Butter Maple Pecan Danish for $3 CAN (about $2.40 USD). Unlike US Danish, it's thinner and less sweet. The nutty topping was delicious. The danish was on the drier side but still good. They also have sandwiches, salads, desserts and coffee. Great place to stop for a coffee/tea break after walking around down and have lunch.

This Paw is located along the main street and just across the street from the train station…read more During our recent visit, Gayle went savory (some sort of jalapeno cheese bread), while I went sweet (raspberry white chocolate scone). Gayle's gobbled up choice didn't make it to our train (Via Canadian towards Vancouver), while I saved mine for coffee on board. Unfortunately, Gayle and I just scratched the surface of this place as there's cakes, pastries, and other goodies (plus coffee). I wish we could come back. There's also the main Bear's Paw a few blocks away, which shouldn't make any difference, except for maybe the size of the line-up.

I was a bit worried that it would be hard to find food in Jasper, but then I stumbled upon Coco's…read moreCafe and pretty much wanted to order everything on the menu. We got brunch here before going on a hike and because our sandwiches were so big we only ate half and ate the rest after our hikes. I got the vegan blt (note the tofu is marinated in soy sauce so it's not gluten free) on gluten free bread and they actually gave me 2 sandwiches because the regular bread is massive. My husband got the regular blt and thoroughly enjoyed it. We both got the side of potatoes and they were warm, crispy, and creamy all at once. We liked this place so much we even ordered online the next morning and picked it up on our way to Banff. If you have any food allergies - they're super helpful and knowledgeable about their food, so be sure to ask any questions!

Excellent food, very helpful and kind service. We came here for breakfast and had veggie sandwich…read morewith eggs, pancakes, coffee. It was very well done and very good price. Ambiance was adorable - it's a food truck located in a small area surrounded by the mountains around you and a clear sky. The area was clean and we enjoyed the brunch

Tim Hortons for me in New York is just like Dunkin... Most store features are the same except for…read morea different donut formula. Another group of shops that all follow the same model. My reviews won't change much except for the location. This shop in Jasper, AB and is pretty much the same as the Tim Hortons by me, except for size, and seating in New York. They are on a man street with a bus stop right in front of the store. Very convenient. Usually every time I have walked into or visited a Tim Hortons I am greeted well and served quickly. The gentleman behind the counter was extremely friendly and knowledgeable. I drink my coffee black so any backup by the sugar and other add-ons doesn't usually affect me, and I see this type of slow down no matter where the coffee comes from. Their food was fresh and I assume they get it delivered or created multiple times during the day. There is nothing worse than eating an old donut, bagel or muffin. Kudos to this team for keeping their location up to the standards of the other "Tim Horton " locations, and keeping the line flowing so well.

Clean, bustling, coffee shop and eatery. Apparently Tim Hortons is kind of like the Starbucks of…read moreCanada. I like the concept, and give them my thumbs up. Service is quick and friendly and the food and drinks are delicious. 5 stars!

Went threw drive threw this morning tonget coffee and a wrap. We said at the speaker a wrap and…read morethey tryed giving us a box so we corrected them after and got our wrap but upon opening it it was all torn. Tim Hortons West workers need to start listening better and putting care into the products they are serveing

cold coffee and maybe hire people with a half decent work ethic. no effort is put in to the food…read morethey make. they take items off the menu because they don't sell and the reality is they don't sell because they don't provide what they advertise. I tried the scrambled egg and sausage croissant and almost vomited. watery eggs soaked up by a croissant is pretty rude. you can tell no effort is put into anything they make.

It was my first time in this cozy coffee shop - a whole variety of hot and cold drinks, and freshly…read morebaked and cooked foods in house. Service was very good, table service and friendly. I had an egg nog latte, and a raspberry bar. Before we left, one of the staff brought a freshly made chocolate oatmeal cookie - OMG, it was so tasty and fresh and warm!!!! A nice place I want to visit again to taste other drinks and baked goods.

There have been a number of quaint cafes in this location, some good and some not so good. This is…read morethe current iteration and it's very good. As we walked in the friendly owners offered us a sample of a fresh donut and pointed to the chalk board for the menu. There isn't a huge variety of menu items but that's good because a small cafe can't make dozens of different dishes and make them all good (or affordable). You can order soup, sandwiches, wraps, and lots of different pastries because it is a bakery cafe after all. We both ordered the breakfast sandwich. It's a lot bigger than it looks. There were certainly two eggs in each sandwich and maybe even three plus some ham and sauces. On this extremely hot July day the cafe's air conditioning was just what we needed. We did order coffee on this hot day because we hadn't had our coffee fix yet today. The coffee was very good. If you are looking for breakfast or lunch or just a treat to go, I recommend Shekinah. Oh and there are lots of tables too.