Hands down best place for coffee and breakfast and treats here in the village!! Love everyone that…read moreworks here, always so sweet and welcoming. The Stud Muffin breakfast sandwich is next level, and the yogurt parfait is best I ever had - homemade granola and berry compote, psycho. Gonna miss you guys when we go home today - see you next time!

Not sure how this place doesn't have 5 stars across the board. The breakfast sandwiches are…read moreinsane, pastries bomb, the chorizo burrito, the coffee. All fire. We basically came here every day we were in Whistler cause it was that good. I'm going to miss this place.

Alpha cafe is a great hidden gem in whistler where more locals seem to eat than tourists since its…read moreoff the beaten path. So far We've tried a few breakfast items, sandwiches, quiche, as well as a bunch of baked goods, all of which are delicious. They serve happy hour between 3 to 6 for various drinks, and some of their baked goods are on sale between 2 and 3 to make room for more items between the morning and evening rush. They also have delicious sparkling water on tap, which is super refreshing. Highly recommend a visit here.

(Ryan Reynolds voiceover)…read more The vibe is hidden gem of a cafe on Main St. (Embellished truth be told I'm here because of the name. As I'm the Deadpool Alpha, it follows I'd dine at the Alpha of Cafes) Lauren warmly greeted us Alpha Salad! For Alphas w/ chorizo. In a gorgeous skillet! That 62 degree egg and greens were spectacular! mmhmm. But see what can make it more spectacular! Cousin Sandwich! Short rib, scrambled egg, Dijon on a brioche. Hearty! Wow! Tastymite Scroll! It has Vegemite! And Vegemite is an acquired taste with the exception of the added magic in the Tastymite! Because it was gooooood as promised by Lauren! And of course a side of bacon! Nothing says American more than bacon and so you knew I made the Alpha Salad out of this world good by adding the bacon! Oat Dulce De Leche Latte. My oh my and oo lala. That is the drink to order! And yes again, Lauren was right! Would order everything, again! Thanks, Lauren et al. Woohoo!

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.

Used to be a great, cosy cafe in Nita Lake Lodge, inside and outside seating, and a fire inside, so…read morenice whether it's a summer day or middle of winter. Sadly though, they decided to follow the other coffee houses in Whistler and became a nightclub posing as a cafe. Blasting dance music at 7:30 am, so I have to shout to have a conversation, so much for cosy, oh well.

Hidden gem of a bakery. Every time I come to whistler I return here just for their lemon blueberry…read morescones, even if it means driving over when staying in the main village of Whistler. The cafe is the perfect spot for a quick breakfast before that days adventures - cozy, quick, and never crowded. Their blueberry scones are to die for, my boyfriend and I get 4 every time we come - 1 for then and 1 to take home with us!

It's my first time in Whistler, and I wanted to try one of the local coffee shops. I decided on…read moreMoguls after seeing a photo of their maple hazelnut latte on Yelp because it looked so good. I ordered a 12 oz hot latte, and was pretty good. The espresso was strong and flavorful, and surprisingly, the drink wasn't overly sweet. I expected the maple and hazelnut syrups to make it much sweeter, but the flavors were well balanced. It was also very creamy. I'd definitely recommend it if you enjoy a strong latte that's not too sweet. They also sell sandwiches and baked goods. I was really tempted to try the giant oatmeal cookie, but I noticed a fly roaming around on top of it, which quickly changed my mind. The café itself is pretty small, with only a few tables inside, but there's plenty of outdoor seating and lots of places to relax around Whistler Village. One downside is that they don't have outlets available for charging cell phones.

Lovely coffee spot with excellent vegan food options! Friendly staff and great prices, so happy we…read morecame across it!

As usual, great coffee. Our visitors were pleased…read more Unfortunately, the almond cookie had a really weird taste, we couldn't figure out what it was. We really disliked it. Lovely stop en route to Whistler. Good service. Quite a bit of seating.

Stopped here on a roadtrip for a coffee break. Very cool layout with plenty of space to sit. You…read morecould tell it was the local hangout for coffee and getting work done remote. The staff were welcoming and friendly. The ham and cheese croissant was so fresh and the ingredients (ham and cheese) were of high quality. The coffee was good but I'd make the pit stop specifically for the baked goods.

Stopped in and only grabbed cookies this time -- lemon crumble and coconut chunk -- both delicious…read more Great service and really fun branding/marketing throughout the space. Loved that it felt like a bit of a hidden café. Cookies traveled well and were still amazing on the ride back to Vancouver. Would definitely stop by again.

It was a quiet morning in whistler and it was because everyone was here, packed in this restaurant…read more Seriously, at 8am on a September Tuesday every table was full. I got the latte and the sausage breakfast sandwich. It was a little pricey (par for the course in whistler) but that homemade bun was so fluffy and the sandwich is among the best I've had. If it wasn't for my wallet I would've had 3

Lovely place, warm atmosphere, very personable staff, excellent coffee and pastries. And great…read morelocation in the center of town. Highly recommended.

Delicious pies, great coffee. Excellent stop if you're camping nearby or driving through. They also…read morehave wifi, which was greatly appreciated.

It comes down to service, and the people here make even just waiting in queue worth it. I saw this…read morebecause when you finally get a chance to order, you are getting someone who (at least you sense) gives a damn about you, because they aren't going to mess about. They smile, they engage, they focus on making sure your order is correct. That is half the battle, the rest is food and coffee, and I had the opportunity try one of their smoothies, and yup, it's tasty. There are plenty of place that you can go to for coffee and refreshments. The ambiance is lovely, it feels like a rough, in the hills eatery, and it delivers the feels, before you go back up to ski back down. recommend, yup.

Lift coffee is located Whistler village very close to Whistler gondola area. It is small , cozy…read morecafe in nice location. They serve Forecast coffee's brand and the same cookies I saw in Forecast coffee. I ordered Matcha latte which was just ok, flavor was a bit weak. I sat outside bar counter is able to overlook whistler mountain and enjoyed watching all mountain biker and beautiful view.

What a great place. The food was great and the service even better. We were starving when we came…read morein here and now we can barely walk. Loved it!