Chopped leaf used to be my go to but i haven't gone much…read moresince covid. Tried it again and found the the "starter" size salads had been removed from the menu. So only one size of salad and it was $4 more than before. When i got the salad I was actually shocked at how small it was ( just slightly larger than the old starter size and didn't have some of the same ingredients it used to have. It was very basic - just mostly lettuce now for $12.49 and i was still hungry after. i used to be full on a starter. super disappointed and will be looking for a new salad place

Great Salads! I order them a couple times a week. The only…read morecomplaint I have is they give you one side of dressing whether you get a half salad or a full size salad. You need about 1.5 to 2 if you get a full size salad and they charge you for the extra dressing.

Stopped here for a late lunch on a road trip. And I'm very happy we did. Great vegan options, and…read morethe non vegan options were also delicious. Service was excellent as well.

Well balanced flavors in their wraps. We ordered individual soups and shared a wrap as they are…read morehuge! Friendly service and small establishment, so the tables fill up quickly. For good reason as their food is delicious!

I rode from Vancouver to Brackendale to try the hot chocolate festival…read more The tiramisu hot chocolate is the best so far. Nice rich flavour, some peppery notes, and the cookies compliment it well.

The Crabapple Café feels like going home for weekend bruch.  The kind you don't overthink, you just…read moresit down, order big, and trust the room. It's rustic in that honest, country way: wood, warmth, and a smallish-town Squamish vibe that makes you slow down whether you meant to or not. The location does half the work for the ambiance, the rest comes from the feeling that someone actually cares about feeding you well. This is home-cooked brunch with intention. Portions are generous without being sloppy, and every plate feels thought out, like it's been tested by real people who eat breakfast for a living. The pancakes are the headline act--huge, fluffy, unapologetic, and exactly what you want when you're leaning back in your chair wondering if you should order another coffee or surrender to a food coma. And if the night before got a little loose, the double Caesar is a public service: bracing, restorative, and delivered without judgment - oh my aching head. What really seals it, though, is the staff--genuinely welcoming, on their game, and clearly proud of the place. The Crabapple Café isn't trying to be trendy or precious. It's just very good at what it does. A must-try in Squamish, especially if you believe breakfast should be comforting, filling, and a little bit healing. This is not our first time, and definitely not our last. The cafe has become our way station before heading up to Whistler. CHEERS!!!

I read the other sub par reviews to see if the experiences were like mine. Sure enough, they…read morewere. I ate here in 2009 and again yesterday (11/4/24), as I was back in BC for a visit. The elderly couple was a bit abrasive and rough around the edges back then, but more so now. The behavior and mannerisms of this couple combined is very comparable to Seinfeld's 'Soup Nazi'. I politely asked the old woman (others refer to her as toothless) if I may take a picture of the menu and she practically had a heart attack. She screamed - "If you take a picture, I will kick you out of this place!". The old man also had a sarcastic tone in his voice when I asked about mayo in the chicken salad sandwich. The mushroom soup was pretty good and the chicken salad filling was OK. The house baked bread was the only thing that really made this whole experience bearable. It appears as though that these two seniors are set in their miserable, toxic and irritating ways and are too proud to make a change for the better.

This is a great mom and pop operation. I enjoyed watching the interaction with customers who were…read moretreated like family. I had a small sandwich on homemade bread which was wonderful! Great experience.

We parked in a very old strip mall couldn't even see where the restaurant was. Finally were able to…read morelocate it in the end corner of the stripped mall. Walked in about 1055am. There was not a soul in the restaurant. We weren't really treated so I asked if we ordered at the counter or should we seat ourselves and they would come to the table. He told us to take a seat. We did. We waited about 5 mins. Thinking they'd bring us a menu or ask if we wanted coffee. We looked at the menu on the wall to see what we might want. But no one came to take an order or bring me us. They just kept restocking and cleaning. So my hubby n I decided to leave. So really did t eat there. Got no service. Would not recommend.

Really good service fast. Got everything right super friendly a total of two thumbs up for a random…read morestop.

Rainy and cold today. En route to whistler so stopped here. Excellent service. The waiters were…read morefriendly and cheerful, which really added to the amazing vibes. Excellent cup of latte and cappuccino. Truly one of the BEST brisket baguette and just I've ever had. They neither compromised on the quality or quantity. Everything was so flavourful, even the fries! I LOVeD every bite! Hubby ordered the fisherman's benedict. And since he's an expert in seafood (it's his career), he wasn't the biggest fan of the albacore tataki or the biscuit. He loves bennys but more of the traditional english muffin. But that's OK, the stars i'm giving is based on my food, which was incredible! Thank you for a beautiful experience, you guys are awesome and we will be back! Hubby said he'll order the baguette for next time!

I will start off by saying... this place is definitely worth the hype. You have to be patient…read morebecause the wait is typically 45min to 1hr but it's so worth it. You can explore the property and it's beyond gorgeous. The staff were all so sweet and welcoming! The property is beautiful, dogs and children have a place to run around and play, they have a small green house store on property, and a little truck to buy coffee and beverages. All the food is locally sourced and organic. Everything tastes so darn fresh and delicious! Definitely worth a try.

The Freshii in Suterbrook village makes me feel like I am in gastown or kits however it was…read moreextremely hot and humid inside, reeking like body odour. The staff that was prepping the food order was completely covered in sweat and he kept on touching the green cleaning rag on the cutting board and then prepping someone's food which grossed me out. It look a loooong time to get my order because there was only one guy prepping the food orders - not sure what the other two staff were doing in the back. I don't mind waiting for my food however my order was disgusting. The khao san burrito was way too soggy despite that their burritos are grilled. There was barely any veggies in the burrito itself just some fillers (brown rice). What waste of money.

Nice to see forward thinking (fully compostable containers / utensils?) and deliberately generous…read moreplant based food. Obviously, this means the menu carries lots of Veg/an options which is amazing in this quick serve format. They rely on a lot of rice and quinoa, so this will also appeal to those aiming for Gluten Free or Reduced eats. With all this going for it, Freshii stumbles into a very traditional Veg/an trope, that this style of food is bland. No matter what you get, the sauces are afterthoughts and this preparation method doesn't deliver enough of the goods. They need to cook the sauces into the meals or marinate the products previous to order to create depth, delicious delicious flavour depth. The bowls, wraps or basically whatever else also needs more robust salting and unfortunately when I get home I always find myself dousing the food in hot sauce...to be fair I haven't tried the soups. Oh and the rice noodles are tasteless, wallpaper pedestrian. I know that sounds harsh, but maybe someone important will read this and treat the menu to a romp around the flavour dance floor. Don't get me wrong, I'd 100% rather eat here then any burger joint or sub shop. In saying this though, I could easily make any of this food at home, cheaper and in greater quantity.

Probably one of the best Italian restaurants I have been in the while. Awarded 3 years by Italian's…read morefood authority is a honour and I haven seen it deserved. The pizzas are absolutely delicious to the point the crust is it's own ingredient! The staff is friendly and vibes are lit. One of the best restaurants for sure!

It's been a longtime we last we dined at Spacca Napoli and it's probably going to be another long…read morewhile before we come back. When we arrived, we waited behind another customer. After the 2 hostesses took their names, they both disappeared into the restaurant for a good 5 minutes before coming back out to serve us while other customers queued up behind us. I advised the hostess there were 2 of us in the party with our dog and requested the patio. Minutes later, they had a table ready for us inside the restaurant! They realized we had a dog so they set another table for us on the patio. We were seated and within minutes, the hostess told us dogs weren't allowed to be in this specific section of the patio. An ALL OR NOTHING statement was said, ".....we could stay where we were but the dog needs to on the sidewalk. OOPS! SORRY, but we did not seat ourselves! We were seated at the table knowingly we had our dog. HOSTESS WERE IN TOTAL CONFUSION! We were then seated at a bar height table with our shih tzu. We ordered the La Casalinga and boscaiola. I was under the impression the La Casalinga was a arugula salad. It was more a romaine salad sprinkled lightly with arugula. I would have never ordered if I had known this. Our salad arrived with 2 spoons. Yup, 2 spoons and no cutlery. We had to ask for cutlery. Our boscaiola was acceptable and not spectacular! Perhaps its a result of the sequence of unfortunate events which led up to our meals.