We went here this morning after Lake Louise and it hit the spot. We got 4 sandwiches/wraps…read more Chicken salad, the Houston (pulled pork), Greek wrap and chicken Caesar salad wrap. 2 hot drinks and banana bread. According to my family, all the sandwiches were good choices. I tried my daughter's chai which was perfect. This place is very small but it's good to take out. It was fast too. I read about it and was happy we tried it. Definitely scored an awesome place.

The food here is delicious and priced well…read more Walking in, I immediately noticed the size of the space. It's pretty tiny. There are maybe 5 or 6 tables inside, most for 2 people, so not a good place for a large group to try to eat in house. Big sign on the wall lists the menu, service was fast and polite. Problem is once you order you wait to pick up, and the service window is at the back, so it gets really crowded. I felt like I was constantly in someone's way, but that could be a me issue! All in all, delicious sandwiches and wraps for a great price.

Stopped by The Guide's Pantry for a quick drink and snack. This is a grab-and-go spot at the…read moreFairmont Hotel and it's a convenient spot adjacent to Lake Louise. I will say the food and drinks are a bit too expensive, and even a hot chocolate is $8. I opted to order a Lavender London Fog (which was $12) and an egg & cheese sandwich (which was $16). The drink was tasty and had a nice lavender flavor, but the sandwich was pretty mediocre and not very tasty. It did help that it was warm and the cheese was mostly melted, but it was almost comparable to an egg McMuffin. Customer service was pleasant and efficient when I visited and they do offer to warm up any breakfast sandwiches that you purchase. They also have limited souvenirs available for purchase, I purchased a basic key chain but I couldn't justify buying a $31 coffee mug. Possibly worth a visit, but be prepared to spend at least $20+ on a hot drink and breakfast sandwich.

Came here for a little hot chocolate and sweet treat. We were recommended the red velvet cookie and…read moreit was so delicious with a little decadent cream cheese filling. The hot chocolate was nice and warm on a cold winter day. Everybody was super friendly and this is a very conveniently located cafe in the Fairmont Chateau. It was for sure more expensive than other places around the area, but it's the chateau hotel!

Such a delightfully unique experience having this tea house rest stop on this gorgeous hike! Nice…read moreservice, tasty food! The chili really hits the spot after the hike up to get to this spot! Enjoyed the nice hot tea and coffee in the cool mountain air and breathtaking views! This hike and the tea house stop was one our fave activities during our trip!

What a UNIQUE experience!…read more The good: - you're getting warm tea and soup on a HIKE. that's pretty cool. - the environment is awesome. No electricity, wooden porch... it's a vibe. - the staff are so lovely. They are warm and personable, and they freaking climb a mountain to work every day. - the soup (vegetarian chili) and tea were so good on a cold and rainy day. - they take credit card and have a small gift shop The okay - they were out of a lot of stuff (but again... they're relying on people to hike or helicopter their supplies. It makes sense.) - the baked goods are a bit dry. We had the homemade bread with our soup and the tea biscuits. I preferred the tea biscuits with the strawberry jelly, but in hindsight, I'd stick with the soup and tea. When else can you stop at a tea house mid-hike! Highly recommend the stop.

We came here for lunch during our halfway stop on a 4-lake excursion tour. We were seated…read moreimmediately despite the restaurant being pretty busy. Our waiter, Noah, was amazing. He made recommendations when asked. He was personable, and prompt. I had the Buffalo Chicken Wrap with a side Caesar salad. Both were delicious. The Buffalo chicken wrap had the right amount of chicken and it was evenly distributed throughout the wrap along with the other ingredients. The Caesar salad was good and exactly how I expected it to be. No complaints. Also the restrooms were clean, which is always appreciated.

Kind server and great place for a poutine. Been looking for poutine and saw this place had it!…read moreStopped by after snowboarding lake Louise. Cozy restaurant with lots of seating. Only came here for the poutine. Decently sized and shareable. We got the Montreal smoked meat poutine. Fries are hand cut and doubled fried. Crispy outside and a nice dense potato inside. Gravy was tasty and the cheese melted with the gravy. Montreal smoked meat was tasty.

Unique spot at Lake Louise, albeit not near Lake Louise. It reminds us of Acadia National Park's…read moreJordan Pond House, known for their popovers and view. Similarly, Lake Agnes also has a commanding view, and Tea! There are several dozen varieties of hot tea, plus cold sandwiches (we had cucumber and hummus sandwiches), assorted biscuits and pastries- but sadly (yet not so sadly), no coffee. Foods at the house are cash only; the line on the steps on the right is for seating; the line on the left is for take out. Should you take out, as we did- and sit along the water- beware of the chipmunks, and do not let their cuteness disarm you. They will sneak up, climb on you, and pull food from your unsuspecting hands. THink seagulls at the beach...cute scavengers with no ethics who pray on the unaware. To earn your tea, you will need to hike to Lake Agnes. It was 5 miles from parking lot to tea and back, so roughly 2.5 each way. Yes, it is uphill; yes, you will need legitimate footwear, water, bear spray (on off seasons especially), and rain gear or whatever else you would need. In August, the trail was well travelled, so you were never alone with the bears. The view from the top is commanding, and you will see Mirror Lake on the way as well. We started to hike from Lake Agnes to the Little Beehive- another mile each way- but we decided against it, as my wife's boots were bothering her. The teahouse is a neat spot, and those who can hike to it will appreciate leaving the influencers at Lake Louise behind to go earn your tea!

This was one of my motivations (aside from the views) of hiking around Lake Louise. I had seen so…read moremany videos about this place that I knew I had to check it out for myself. The journey up isn't too bad, but near the top there are a lot of horse droppings. When you arrive, there's a stunning view of a lake right in front of the tea house. They have two separate lines, one for dining in and one for to-go. The seating accommodations are minimal, but they will do their best to get you in. The food and tea itself aren't anything to write home about, but it's mostly the ambiance and aesthetics that keep this place going. They do ask you to take your trash down with you if possible, which is a bit of a hassle, but worth it to help do your part!

Stopped by here for a mid-day rest stop while on a full day tour of Banff parks…read more Lots of prepared items ranging from pizza to bakery items to meat pies. I had a turkey pot pie and it was so good. The line might look long but it is very efficient and moves quickly. Most importantly, the prices are fair and affordable.

Got sandwiches for different hikes. It's convenient because they are premade. The quality of the…read moresandwich is simplistic (if that makes any sense - you will know what I mean when you eat it). Prices are reflective of what is available in the area

Built up an appetite after canoeing on the lakes and found this little gem. We wanted a quick…read moreservice and this hit all marks. We ordered the pasta, Italian sandwich, chocolate chip cookies, 2 coffees, and a chocolate croissant. Everything was wonderful! Didn't feel like a speedy service, the quality like an actual cafe. Price may be on the high side, but we enjoyed our dishes sitting by the lake!

Super expensive but very convenient for visitors and hotel guests. They serve soup, grab and go…read moresandwiches and other goodies, pastries, drinks, and I even saw some Bailey's Irish Cream bottles for sale so you can stick it into your coffee. We shared a chicken noodle soup, ham sandwich, smoked salmon, a cookie and a banana bread slice. It was all very good! I recommend! P.S. The location is on the first floor of the hotel.

Very tasty beef bowls and boba. We both got the teriyaki beef bowls and she got the dirty milk tea…read more Everything was very good. And the service was quite fast

Little Asian restaurant is a plus in Lake Louise Village but would have been nice if they put their…read morehearts into a good bowl of ramen and rice bowl. Soup was lukewarm, portion was small for $18, no garnishes like green onion at the very least and ramen egg was fully cooked boiled eggs. Chicken karaage was not authentic. We sat waiting for our orders and heard Chinese conversations in the kitchen. Haha should we even mention authenticity here! There are only two tables for 4 each in this restaurant. So mostly take out. Dishes are served in disposables. Ambiance is a bit dingy.

After a long day hiking and exploring we wanted a quick easy bite at our hotel. Ordered the Alfredo…read morechicken and the flavors were tasty, service was quick, and easy to take back to our room.

We arrived at 6, they were packed. Seated quickly and pizza also came out quickly. My gluten free…read morepizza was fantastic. Fiance devoured her pizza, and she's a slow eater. Crème Brylee was a fun coffee flavor and there was nice smooth music playing. Warm fuzzy vibes inside. Glad we ate here with power out at our resort.

Fast and friendly services. Good was great and reasonable price for this area. The turkey club and…read morefajita chicken wraps were great!!

Fast service, clean environment, and no fuss. We got the caramel macchiato which was decent, not…read moretoo sweet and looked great. The coffee itself wasn't very flavorful but I honestly liked it better than some of the more popular cafes in the area.