This place was already pretty full before dinner, but the line was way out the door and wrapping…read morearound after dinner! You can find this place by looking for the big cow outside the front entrance. COWS is a local ice cream shop using PEI milk, and they've been making ice cream for over 40 years. Since we had kids, we were stuck with chocolate ice cream, but it was a great texture, not too sweet. 2 scoops is only $2 more than 1 scoop, so you have to get a double! The waffle cones are also made in house. You can get pints to go (freezer bags available), and the store also has lots of cows merchandise, which is fun!

Love this place. So cute and friendly staff. Great ice cream and selection…read more Lots of fun products in the store

There are so many places in the Village in Whistler to eat it was a hard choice, but we decided to…read moregive Peaked Pies a try for lunch. Others have said they aren't traditional Aussie pies and I get that if that is your expectation. I always try to appreciate the cafe for their take on the food items. Peaked Pies didn't disappoint. It is a small spot with just a few tables outside and a few tables inside. The eatery gets pretty busy so we felt lucky to get a table inside. They have a lot of choices and we settled on the ones we wanted to try. I went with the veggie pie and added the mushy style peas, mashed potatoes and gravy to the top. Mr. B decided on the Kangaroo pie after talking to the staff. He was a little leary of where the Kangaroo came from, but we were told there is a farm in British Columbia that raises them, so he wanted to try something he had never had. Please see the note below about the kangaroo. There is a correction. The pies came out and were quite large, but we must have been hungry and they were scrumptious we finished them off. Let's start with the veggie pie. It was filled with veggies, carrots, potatoes, onion, corn, celery and yams. The sauce is a coconut milk based sauce and was creamy. The Hopper, with ground kangaroo was lovely. The pie is filled with ground kangaroo, and I mean ground, it was fine meat and stuffed full with a Cabernet Merlot Balsamic Reduction that balanced the sweetness of the meat. The service was great, the staff was nice, and helpful. Great choice. NOTE: I received a correction from the owner of Peaked Pies after posting this review. The Kangaroo is not sourced from British Columbia as we were told. While the food was excellent this was disappointing to hear. Mr. B specifically asked where the kangaroo was sourced as he didn't want frozen and would have ordered something else. I wanted to let you all know I was wrong as we were given inaccurate information from the staff.

I've never had an Aussie pie before, so when I was researching what I wanted to eat during my visit…read moreto Whistler, I made sure to add Peaked Pies to my list. I got the chicken, mushroom, and leek pie to go because I wanted to eat it outside and enjoy the beautiful scenery of Whistler. I thought I was going to be able to eat it by hand since they packaged it in a bag instead of a container. However, as soon as I started eating it, it immediately fell apart and I had to use a fork. It was really messy to eat. The crust was good and flaky, but the filling was nothing to write home about. It wasn't very thick and I guess I was expecting something more like a chicken pot pie. Again, this was my first time trying an Aussie pie, so maybe it's just my taste buds, but I wasn't too impressed.

My child wanted a chocolate ice cream cone and we stopped by here. Service was good. My child…read moreenjoyed his waffle dipped cone with a couple scoops of chocolate ice cream. The quality of the ice cream was great. However, the price point makes this more of a treat than an everyday thing. It was a tad pricey at $11, but my kid enjoyed every last bit of it.

If you are visiting in the winter, the hot chocolate is a must try!! It is not your average hot…read morechocolate. The beverage comes dressed with toppings and a chocolate covered marshmallow, a perfect pick me up after a cold day on the slopes. The employee was friendly taking our order and making our drink too. The shop has people going in and out but wasn't too crowded. Not seating inside but some outside if it's not too cold or snowy.

We eat here every time we come to Whistler.....it's fantastic! You could have anything and it will…read morebe delicious

Popular small French bistro feel restaurant lined up for…read moreabout 25mins on Saturday noon. A but over prices compare to Vancouver but tasty. I like the brie hot honey sandwich i ordered, Had smoke salmon onside, it was about 35 in total Our server was nice and friendly!

Great stop for a big group dinner. We came with a group of 11 with a Friday night reservation…read more Mostly a burger place now but some salad options as well. The poutine was an excellent app and the burgers were great. Had a surprisingly good espresso martini and lots of other drink options to choose from, the salty grapefruit option was tasty also.

I feel scammed. 4 stars is the most deceitful and misleading yelp review and I am deeply…read moredisappointed. Food was subpar. Service was friendly but hard to come by. Wasn't busy at all and hardly any guests. But staff prefer to stand around and chat with each other. Had to get up to get attention. Ambiance is a bit sad. Dead and sloppy dirty looking. They didn't even add up the check correctly after all this. Our biggest regret in Whistler is stopping here.

Nothing short of a WOW. Everything looked absolutely fabulous and made it very hard to choose…read more Thank goodness I was only visiting or I would be there EVERY DAY. The raspberry scone we tried was TO DIE FOR. Best scone I have had in my entire life and I will now be spoiled for scones forever. Moist but crumbly, buttery, rich and the raspberry comes through. It actually tastes as good as it looks. It would be a travesty to visit Whistler and not try this shop. Go early as things sell out. RUN.

stopped by purebread twice during the week, and it was interesting to see how different the…read moreexperience could be depending on the day and time. there are two purebread locations in whistler, the village location right by olympic plaza and the original location down in function junction. the bakery started with mark and paula lamming selling their homemade baking at the whistler farmers' market before opening their first storefront in function junction in 2010. since then, it's grown from a small local bakery into a well known bc brand, with a huge rotating selection of sweet and savoury baked goods. and there's a lot more than croissants here. purebread is known for its ever changing selection of scones, cookies, brownies and dessert bars, savoury pastries, pies, toasties, cakes and breads, so there's usually plenty to tempt you even if your first and second choice is sold out. on friday, we stopped by before 11:30 am and there was already a line up, but thankfully the wait wasn't too bad. we picked up an ooey gooey chocolate chip bar and a chocolate almond croissant, both very solid choices. by comparison, a late monday afternoon visit had no line up at all, which was a completely different experience from the weekend crowds that can stretch right out the door. the catch with coming later in the day? there weren't any croissants left. there were also quite a few flies hovering over the baked goods, which wasn't ideal, but otherwise it was an easy stop for a pastry and coffee in the village. definitely worth going earlier if you're after the popular pastries, especially the croissants. the monday afternoon visit was great for skipping the line, but the friday morning stop proved that sometimes the line is there for a reason.

This was some of the best store-bought gelato I've ever had. We tried this flavor and the chocolate…read morehazelnut one and they were both so so good. Creamy rich and delicious. I 100% recommend. It is somewhat expensive but in my opinion worth the price.

Great spot to grab some sweet goodness after hiking and exploring the Whistler peaks! Delicious,…read morerich gelato and perfect sorbets for our dairy/gluten free kid! Yum! Look forward to tasting all of the flavors.

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.

this place really irritates me. We were in here in the last two days in the morning and we…read morespecifically asked the owner what time they close and she said 7 PM so we went back at 6 PM last night and they were closed. We thought it was a fluke because of a recent Pemberton Fire with a lot of employees living there, etc. Then we went back tonight at 6 PM again for dessert and they were closed again. Two employees are in there, but the lights are off and they won't answer the door. There's a big sign that says they're open till 7 PM every day. It's the owner's choice what time she chooses to stay open till, but your signage needs to reflect your actual hours consistently. Also, your Yelp hours need to be accurate too. People drive all the way over here and pay for parking and then you're closed. It's extremely disappointing and I've been supporting your business since around 2007.

Provisions is definitely a popular, buzzing spot in the morning! I noticed tons of people ordering…read moretheir breakfast sandwiches--which looked great--but for me, the tater tots were calling my name. I am so glad I went with my gut because they were incredible! They came out perfectly hot, nice and crispy, and were tossed in a seriously flavorful sauce that took them to the next level. The space itself has a few tables if you want to sit and enjoy your food, along with a super convenient self-serve water station. Definitely a great, lively little spot to kickstart your morning--don't skip the tots!

Another 1 star review for the laptop issue. It's their prerogative to have whatever policy they…read morelike, but they could not have handled it any worse. They have a tiny sign hidden behind the water faucet, so small that I didn't see it in two visits to the place. About 20 minutes in, I was made aware of the no laptop rule and put it off to the side. At this point I hadn't even finished drinking my coffee or eating my pastry. As soon as I was done with them, the same boss lady came over and basically asked me to leave because "there were families looking for a table." She even had the audacity to tell me to "read the room." At this point it had been 42 minutes since I entered the establishment and about a half hour since I received my order. I was seated at the smallest table in the place and not taking up much space at all. It would have been tough for even two people to squeeze in to the table where I was seated. Adding insult to injury, in between my two interactions with the boss, a customer rudely asked when I would be leaving. It took all my strength to politely offer to share the table with her, but she just said she wanted the whole thing to herself. So in the span of about 20-25 minutes I had 3 separate conversations trying to justify my existence at this tiny table. It was unreal and I honestly thought I may have been on some hidden camera television show. This place basically wants to take your money and then rush you out so they can get more people in there. I understand the obvious dollars and cents motivation for this, but it's crass and callous and completely unbecoming of even a small town coffee shop. I travel about 200 days a year and I've been to literally hundreds of terrible coffee shops, but I've never in my life been treated this poorly as a paying customer. Maybe just place a big sign informing everyone of a time limit on how long they can sit. Or at least tell the guy who walks in with a laptop bag and blatantly sets up his laptop that he can't hang out there (like I said I was unaware of the policy so obviously wasn't hiding anything). I would have paid double, even treble, to just be informed in advance so I could patronize a different local business in Whistler and avoid that experience.

Stopped here after skiing. Cute little French themed restaurant with indoor and outdoor seating. We…read moredecided to take a table inside since it was 20 degrees outside. We ordered a Cafe Mocha , a chicken club , French Onion Soup,chicken on a Salad and a Benny. Everything was delicious except for the French Onion Soup. We had ordered three of these. There wasn't much broth and onions needed to be cooked longer. They did a great job with the decor inside as it felt like you were eating in an old French restaurant. Service was spot on. Turned out to be a great place to have lunch.

Flies, flies and MORE FLIES...at this shabby dive bar pretending to be a French brasserie. Then…read moreagain, maybe the fly thing is just the nature of the area. Friendly, apologetic ("sorry about the flies) service, but the food is standard, mediocre, pub fare. However, the patio from which to people-watch is nice.