This Japanese Coffee shop is a MUST! I am still thinking about the matcha latte and coffee latte I…read morehad while in Whistler. They don't skimp on the matcha and is nice and creamy but rich at the same time. The coffee was not bitter but just right!

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.

Purebread was absolutely delicious!!! They have a wide variety of options, so everyone will have…read moreoptions! We chose primarily vegan pastries (chocolate texas cake and the raspberry scone). The chocolate cake was nothing short of decadent. It was fudgy and delicious! The raspberry scone was also delicious. I loved the crunchier parts while my mom loved the middle. All of the employees were very kind and helpful even though there was a long line. There are only a few small tables to sit at, so you may not have a place to sit and enjoy your treat.

A favorite stop every time we are in the area. The counters are filled to the brim with delectable…read morelooking options that it is always so hard to choose. The cheddar bacon chive scone is the number 1 pick always and the buckwheat cherry is a great compliment. We've also tried the raspberry white chocolate scone and the lemon passion fruit loaf, both of which are quite tasty as well. The space is warm and inviting and the line moves quickly even when it's long.

Let me start off, the food here was amazing and I came back here to try more items during my short…read morestay at Whistler. I tried the below items - Provision egg sandwich (9/10) the fried poached egg was a nice texture and super yummy, but one egg is a bit little - Crispy Parmesan Chicken sandwich (9/10): amazing sandwich and huge portion, but can get a bit heavy after awhile - passion fruit cruffins (7.5/10) very nice pastry to try recommended by the cashier, but definitely super messy to eat - Truffle fries (10/10) MUST GET! - Lavender matcha (9/10) I really appreciate how they were able to minimally sweeten my matcha because I just like a tiny hint of sweetness - matcha latte (9/10) - chicken salad sandwich (8/10) very refreshing - blueberry sweet cream cold brew (8/10) refreshing and not too sweet Highly recommend this place for the food but it's always packed. Both times we were able to get a table but the tables are so crowded.

This place is really nice! I would definitely stop here. We just so happened to be there for the…read moremorning rush and ended up not getting a table even though we ordered for here. Eventually one opened up outside. But there were quite a few parties just chilling at the tables without food or drink. This could be managed a bit better for guests already with food. I tried the maple matcha. I didn't see a regular one. But i Think I would prefer a non sweetened version. I'm site they have it. Otherwise it was super tasty. I also tried the provisions breakfast sandwich with a crispy poached egg. It should come with a warning label because the yolk really pops and can create quite a mess. We also enjoyed a morning bun. It's citrusy, sweet, crunchy, perf morning treat! Overall if we hadn't hit the rush it would have been a perfect experience.

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.

The perfect grab n go spot. So glad they had a vegan breakfast sandwich! Also I loved their drinks…read more:) Cute spot and great service. Less of a sit down place but the grab n go vibes are quite cute.

Stopped in here for both breakfast and lunch while visiting Whistler. A nice variety of sandwiches…read moreand wraps served with great selections of coffee options. The service was friendly and fast, and the prices very reasonable especially considering their prime location in the village. Might stop again before we leave!

It comes down to service, and the people here make even just waiting in queue worth it. I saw this…read morebecause when you finally get a chance to order, you are getting someone who (at least you sense) gives a damn about you, because they aren't going to mess about. They smile, they engage, they focus on making sure your order is correct. That is half the battle, the rest is food and coffee, and I had the opportunity try one of their smoothies, and yup, it's tasty. There are plenty of place that you can go to for coffee and refreshments. The ambiance is lovely, it feels like a rough, in the hills eatery, and it delivers the feels, before you go back up to ski back down. recommend, yup.

Lift coffee is located Whistler village very close to Whistler gondola area. It is small , cozy…read morecafe in nice location. They serve Forecast coffee's brand and the same cookies I saw in Forecast coffee. I ordered Matcha latte which was just ok, flavor was a bit weak. I sat outside bar counter is able to overlook whistler mountain and enjoyed watching all mountain biker and beautiful view.

first things first the pies Taste good but they don't stack up against a true Aussie meat pie. if…read moreyou go to Australia and hit up any bakery you will get a good pie that's half the cost and usually full of filling. if you compare it to a beefys pie you will 100% be disappointed in every peaked pies after. Good for Canada but would fail down under. Fill the bloody pie up.

Peaked Pies in the Whistler Marketplace is an easy win if you're looking for something quick,…read morefilling, and seriously tasty. We tried a mix of savory and sweet Australian style pies -- chicken mushroom, steak bacon & cheese, steak & mushroom, plus the apple crumble and mixed berry pies -- and every single one hit. Flaky crust, hearty fillings, and packed with flavor across the board. All were FANTASTIC. We also wanted to try the kangaroo (The Hopper) and spinach & ricotta roll, but will need to return for those. The butter chicken and beef curry looked tempting, too. Extra hungry? Add a topping of mashed potatoes, mushed peas and gravy to your pie! Perfect spot to grab a warm meal after being out in the cold, or even just a quick bite while walking through the village. Simple, satisfying, and done right.

Great coffee drinks, good breakfast toasts. This is a coffee place/ store with indoor seating.read more

Our favorite coffee shop in the village and we always go several times during the trip. Got the…read moremocha, flat white, and hot chocolate. All were yummy and brewed well. We also had their waffle, raspberry lemon bread, and chocolate macadamia nut banana bread from a local bakery. The other side of the shop has clothes and random knickknacks to browse while you wait for your drink. There are some tables with seats as well if you wanted to finish your drink before heading back out.

I was excited to try this place as a few blogs said that Hot Buns cinnamon rolls were really good…read more It's a very small cute little bakery with different sweet and savory selections, like croissants, crepes and long John's. I guess my expectations were a little too high and my eyes ordered more than I should have. Ordered 2 cinnamon rolls and a long John. I was quite disappointed in both. The cinnamon rolls were quite dry and not enough ooey gooey cinnamon, butter and sugar filling. The frosting doesn't quite melt either. It was only when you got to the center was when the cinnamon rolls were soft with filling. The other parts are just dry and flavorless. The long John was also underwhelming. They used the same frosting as the cinnamon rolls inside the long John. I guess I'm used to more of a custard filling. Sadly, I'm still in search of a great cinnamon roll in Whistler.

My boyfriend and I visited Whistler for the first time traveling all the way from the east coast…read more(US). We loved the coffee and crepes so much that this was our go to breakfast or midday snack spot the whole trip! The coffee was perfect every time, we also tried several of the crepes and waffles and also affogato with caramel gelato. Everything was phenomenal and if we have the pleasure of revisiting we certainly will be back! My only regret is not getting the fresh cinnamon buns, so I will have to come back (:

If you're strolling through Whistler Village and catch that sweet, fried dough smell in the air, do…read moreyourself a favor and stop into Beaver Tails. Being originally from South Carolina, I grew up calling this kind of treat an "elephant ear" -- but this version is much thinner and crispier. In any case, it hits that same nostalgic, indulgent, sweet spot. Not being able to decide and since there was a large group of us, we tried several -- cinnamon & sugar, chocolate hazelnut spread, brownie, and a couple others that got quickly devoured before we could see what they were! Perfectly crispy on the outside, soft on the inside, and just the right amount of sweetness without being overwhelming (well... unless you eat the whole thing solo). Case in point: it was so good that my oldest twin powered through an entire one herself and absolutely paid the price after. Was it worth it? She'd probably say yes. Service was pleasant, quick, and easy, and for a resort town, the pricing felt pretty reasonable. Sweet, simple, and seriously satisfying--definitely a must-try Canadian treat while you're in Whistler.

Literally the most Canadian thing you can do after or before skiing, snowboarding, or just being in…read morethe village. I mean, yes you might think it's a tourist thing, but it's a classic, kiddo memories of Canada thing. My wife, who grew up on these slopes, this is a must, because it's carbs, and all things wonderful.