We shared an apple pie beaver tail before we headed back to Vancouver. It was a delicious treat…read moreserved warm. Also, it felt like a classic flavour option to share with the kids although a touch messy when sharing. Service was fast and efficient. I was impressed with their menu options as they also offer ice cream, hot dogs and poutine. They have their own merch for sale too.

BeaverTails is a Canadian dessert spot known for its fried dough pastries topped with sweet and…read moresavory combinations. We walked up to the Whistler location, which is convenient for grabbing a quick treat while exploring the village, especially after spending time outdoors. The shop has a simple, focused setup built around fast service and freshly prepared desserts, with a steady line of customers moving through the counter throughout the day. The BeaverTails are the main draw, and the best part is the texture. The pastry has a crisp exterior while staying soft and chewy inside, which makes it easy to see why it is such a popular Canadian treat. We tried a few different toppings and found the strawberry cheesecake option stood out with a good balance of sweetness, while the classic cinnamon sugar version kept things simple and enjoyable. The toppings are generous and the pastry itself is substantial enough to feel like a proper dessert rather than a light snack. There are also more creative choices like chocolate, fruit, and seasonal toppings for anyone wanting something different, and the variety across the menu gives you a reason to try something new on repeat visits. The ordering process was quick, and the staff kept things moving even when there was a steady line. The team handled the flow efficiently, and the service remained friendly despite the volume of orders. Since it is mainly a grab-and-go spot, seating is limited, so it works better as a snack stop rather than a place to sit for a long time. The outdoor benches nearby provide a spot to enjoy the pastry while taking in the village atmosphere. BeaverTails is worth trying if you are visiting Whistler and want a dessert that is different from the usual options. The combination of fresh pastry, unique toppings, and convenient location makes it an easy stop while walking around the village. It delivers a warm, satisfying treat that feels like a classic Canadian experience, and the simplicity of the concept is what makes it work so well.

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.

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.

Brand new gelato shop just opened right by the Olympic rings. Friends and I came across this right…read moreat their soft grand opening. As in they opened maybe 1h ago. Guess I'm giving them a try. Parking here is horrendous. As it was literally their first day of operations, the place was pretty bare bones. Basically an ice cream counter, and a few seats on the side. Staff were 100% Japanese here. Definitely helped when chatting with Japanese customers. As of the time of writing, there were 8 flavours. I tried the grapefruit and tiramisu and matcha and all were pretty solid. Looks like Cows (nearby ice cream shop) now has some competition, though it's not direct. Hope this new place does well.

Just had its grand soft opening at the time of this review on August 3rd, 2025 from 12:00 pm - 2:00…read morepm. Newly opened gelato joint in Whistler Village right next to the Olympic Rings. 8 flavours available Vegan Grape Fruit, Tiramisu, Vegan Mix Berry, Pistachio, Caramel, Bubble Gum, Matcha, and Vanilla. Tried their one scoop Tiramisu on a waffle cone and it was pretty good.

Cute ice cream shop just block away from cow's Ice creama…read moreare pricey but worth to give a try, i got my 'babe size' cone for $7.50 incl tax. It was covered by real melted choco and some dried fruits and Sauce. I enjoyed it as a nice treat but probably won't cone back because of the prize.

I was really craving something sweet on our first night at Whistler. We walked around the village…read moreto explore our options and this place definitely caught our eye. It was cold, and they had a sign outside saying you could personalize your hot chocolate by choosing any of their 10 flavors. We had to check it out. As soon as you walk in, there's a big assortment of loose chocolate, candies, and treats. They have items for purchase on the wall that would make great gifts -for example a fondue kit. Towards the back, there's a truffle display. That's where you place your order. They have so many chocolate flavors. I chose the hazelnut praline for my hot chocolate and the crunchy hazelnut for a mini cone. Both were amazing. The chocolate for the cone is SO thick. You can bite through it and it's dense. It is a bit messy, so make sure to grab a bunch of napkins. The hot chocolate had whipped cream and marshmallows on top. It was exactly what I wanted on a cold night. Service was super friendly and helpful. They also let me taste different flavors before making my pick. While waiting, I enjoyed reading more about the history and commitment to farmers and sustainability on the corner wall.

It has been a while since I last went to Purebread in Vancouver. I am surprised to see one in this…read morearea - Cheakamus Crossing. Not much space for dining in. Just a long bar counter by the window. Mostly a grab and go place for coffee and baked goods. The buns, cakes, cookies, scones and bread looked delicious! The prices have also gone way up. Most items closer to $7-9 range. I had the cheddar jalapeño scone. It was huge and so good. I warmed it up at home and it still tasted good. Parking is available out front.

Food- you will have a hard time choosing what to eat. They have 100s of bakery items!! The variety…read moreI saw here, I've never seen anywhere else! Amazing options! Coffee is good too, they have a few seasonal options. We got the Raspberry white chocolate scone and peach rosemary tart! Both really great! Service - quick Ambiance - good Must recommend place if you're in Whistler

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.

We needed a quick on-the-go coffee, snack, small breakfast so we checked out this place!…read more - Bacon & Cheddar scone (5/5): this was moist, flavorful burst of cheddar with bacon bits and chives all in a bite! Loved it and debated getting another one soon after - Apple Jack (5/5): I don't have too much of a sweet tooth but this was a very nice treat! The apple slices were juicy and the bread / biscuit was soft. Not crumbly which is a win in my books! - Chocolate Cupcake with cream frosting on top (5/5) as my kiddo demolished it without us trying...that should definitely say something about the taste! - Iced Latte (5/5): always a good pick me up, especially on a sunny day! Service was fast and staff were super friendly (and patient). The cafe was cute with a few tables inside and out. On a nice day sitting by the lawn enjoying your drink and eateries is such a perk! Overall we enjoyed our time eating the baked goods here!

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 (:

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.