Stopped in for a quick lunch bite and definitely love the cute, cozy, quasi retro vibe to this…read moreplace. It's just homey. They've got a good assortment of sausage rolls and cheesy bun goodness stuff with different meats like hot dogs and pepperoni. I got one of the ham and cheese stuffed croissant for under $5 and it was a really nice snack sandwich size. Really fresh tasting. My lunch friend got one of their pepperoni pizzas for about $5. Again, really delicious with a good home made taste to it. She opted to fold the pizza in half and eat it like a calzone. Not a bad idea, really - well played! They've got icecream and popcorn and selection of packaged breads to go. They've also got a decent amount of seating along the front if you want to have a seat while you eat.

We had a macaroon brownie & an apple strudel.. the macaroon…read morewas a 2.5/5 at best. The strudel tasted like yesterday's from Sobeys. I prefer not to give bad reviews but .. honesty is best

Le fournil Bakery was a tease. The reviews were great on both Google and Yelp. I was looking…read moreforward to visiting them. They were closed 2 out of the three days I was in Canmore. Instead of visiting them 2 or more times, I only visited them once. The croissants and Danishes here were excellent. The croissants were buttery and flaky. I liked them. I think the Danish was good. My wife didn't want to share with me. They were a great place for croissants and danishes. I wish I was able to come here more times during my stay in Canmore.

Really lovely French bakery. The raspberry and blueberry pastries were perfect, and the coffee was…read moretruly delicious. It gets busy, but the line moves quickly and is very much worth it. Would absolutely go back!

This small bakery was such a gem! I liked their baked goods so much I went twice on my three days…read morethere! The Cronut was so good and even better when you get there early. I don't know what they dip it in but it almost tasted like butter and maple syrup, YUM. The exterior of the cronut was crispy and the inside soft, oozing with butter. Don't skip the gigantic brownie. It was so rich and melted in our mouths. I forgot how many different kind of chocolates was in there but it was super chocolatey! I also grabbed a bag of the chocolate chip cookies. Also delicious! The blueberry pastry that looked like a toaster strudel was a bit dry. Would be great with coffee though, I bet. There were many other options, we wish we had more space in our stomach to try everything. The grocery side was clean. Small space but had most things you might need like snacks and Canadian/lcoal frozen ready to eat meals!

The apple fritter changed my life. I highly recommend. I also tried the croissant doughnut amazing.read more

Delicious!!! Spinach, feta, carmelized onion, mushroom croissant was delicious. Sandwiches (turkey)…read morewas yummy

Croissant was amazingly buttery and the sourdough loafs were so fragrant and tasty. I bought one…read moreunsliced loaf to take home to the states as a souvenir of sorts but it was so tasty my friends and I tore at it and ate half of it in merely one car ride to Lake Louise. I went back in the afternoon to get a replacement loafs but all the unsliced loafs were already sold it! Lesson learned ~ but I bought a sliced on to take back and it was still tasty. Lines are long but move fast. It's a bit hectic inside during rush hour since space can be cramped but the outdoor seating is good too if you don't mind the magpies stealing your drinks.

Their BF menu board only has 5 items WITHOUT price and you would never thought its a $24 for a…read morepiece of toast with half a avocado & 1 egg with some decorative veggies. 2 Eggs Benedict for $25. Coffee is more than tea. And you couldn't find their menu on Yelp either. I was dumbfounded to pay $65 for 2 small BF dishes . Lesson learned theres a reason why no price anywhere for you to find out afterwards. The owner was friendly but...I would never sit down to anywhere ever again if no prices on the item. You would never thought BF plate is the same as full meal dinner. It's very telling now that I remember you asked each table ( only 4 tables) where they're from. Local or tourist. It's very dishonest & why you don't display prices for your menu anywhere before they order. A-lot more BF restaurants in downtown Banff for half of what you're charging. We wanted to try the local small restaurant out of no where, never crossed our mind it's a robbery highway for a small tiny portion (we're Asian) but grossly inflated price which you know it is that's why you're not putting it anywhere.

We stopped here for breakfast during our last day in Banff and it was the perfect reward after a…read moreweek of early mornings and full days of hiking. The staff welcomed us from the moment we stepped in and explained that everything was made from scratch. Coffee was self serve. My boyfriend ordered a cinnamon bun and the hostess made sure to check if we'd like it heated up. While we enjoyed the gooey bun our main selections were being made. I ordered what was probably the best omelet I've ever had and my boyfriend ordered eggs on toast. Our potatoes were cooked to perfection, and my sourdough bread was topped with herbed butter. In short, exception detail paid to everything, food and service both - a delightful experience all around. If I'm ever back in the area, I'll remember this spot for sure! Plus, parking was super easy since it's not downtown.

JK Bakery is a nice little cafe located in Canmore. We stayed at a hotel in Canmore where I have…read moreno status (free breakfast), forcing me to go and and explore breakfast restaurants. They are located in downtown Canmore in the same plaza as the ramen place. Only one other customer was in there when I arrived at about 8:30 AM. This bakery had everything including breads, Danishes, pies, and sausage rolls. I ended up buying a danish a small pot pie for breakfast. The danish was good. The pie was okay. They are a good little place. I think I'd stick with danishes and other baked good. No pie for me if I go back.

Nice cafe with outdoor and indoor seating. Artisan breads looked good. We ordered the turkey melt…read morepanini, a chocolate chip cookie and a lemon coconut bar. The turkey melt was meh. Nothing special or particularly tasty. They had a premade sandwich wrapped in plastic that they unwrapped and put in the panini maker-- lettuce included-- does anyone eat warm lettuce?-- and it was pretty bland. The chocolate chip cookie was a disappointment, which was a surprise. Not very sweet. Not much chocolate. The lemon coconut bar was delicious! 10/10!

Nice coffee and fantastic cinnamon buns! Nice and welcoming and relaxing! Comfortable seating…read moreinside and spots outside.

We stopped at the Little Apple Cafe as they had outdoor tables and we were in need of a little…read morelunch. Service was quick and friendly. Everything we ordered was fresh and delicious: egg salad sandwich, meat pie of the day (sausage and cheese), and to share, a butterhorn. I had never heard of a butterhorn but when it comes to baked goods, am usually up to trying anything. And I am so glad I did. Best way to describe it is that it is like a cinnamon bun but with vanilla and white sugar that caramelizes with the butter. And no cinnamon. If only we weren't driving through with no way to get back any time soon. I should have bought 6. Or even 12. They were that good.

Really good pastries and coffee. Very ambiance and super helpful staff. Lots of seating upstairs…read morebut stairs not obvious until you have seen them once.

Get the cruffin. Get a latte. Sit outside. Enjoy the scenery. Congrats you're in Heavenread more

Had a great evening at The Bavarian Inn Tavern in Bragg Creek. The patio is a perfect spot to catch…read morethe sunset -- my friend and I sat out there and it was absolutely beautiful. We tried the salmon with risotto, the salmon lox, and the sausage trio -- everything was delicious and well-presented. Service was great. Friendly, attentive and welcoming. The manager even came by to say hello, which added a thoughtful touch. Definitely looking forward to coming back!

Having a Dutch partner who was raised with proper German foods as the area where he used to lived…read moreis only 20 minutes away from Germany's border, he is quite picky with German foods. He and I have hunted down to get a good German food in Canada. We've tried 2 in Edmonton, 1 in Radium Hot Springs and 1 in Harrison Hot Springs. The fifth German restaurant we tried was the best one which is the Bavarian Inn in Bragg Creek, not far away from Cal The only difference is in Germany the portion of meat is bigger than at this restaurant. Nevertheless, the Bavarian Inn matched up his tastebuds and mine. We'll come back whenever we're near the area.