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.

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!

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.

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.

This hotel disappointed on every front…read more Prior to our visit, I called on three occasions, trying to get information about guides and experiences. I spoke to two different concierges (whoever answered the mainline each time I called claimed to be one). I was shocked to find the concierges spoke down to me, failed to listen to me when I was asking for information - substituting instead their assumptions of what they thought I was going to ask for, and insultingly tried to explain to me how websites and phones worked. In addition, they appeared to lack any independent knowledge about who to contact for what. Instead, they would refer me to Google. Had Google answered my questions, I would not have had to call the concierges in the first place. Twenty-four hours before we were to arrive, we learned we could not travel to Canada because our 4.5 month old puppy would not be allowed back into the US until she was 6 months old. I tried to find puppy care on this short notice, but could not. I immediately called bookings.com for help, and they said they were happy to refund me, but Pan Pacific had to approved it before they could do so. Bookings.com wrote and asked for the refund the day before we were to arrive. In addition, I personally called and emailed Pan Pacific that afternoon and again the following morning, asking to cancel with a refund or reschedule for July or August when our pup would meet the US's 6month age requirement. The following day, I received an email from Pan Pacific refusing to refund my prepayment - even though we would not be able to come. They also falsely characterized my request as a same day cancellation. This is not some small B&B or family-owned hotel that may not be able to handle cancellations or for whom a cancellation of a three-night stay in their cheapest room class could have serious financial consequences. The Pan Pacific Hotels Group has a multitude of hotels in at least thirteen countries and advertise on their website that there are more coming soon. I can't think of a single reason why they wouldn't just let me postpone my reservation to later in the summer if they couldn't afford to simply cancel and refund my $700US and change (the total cost of all three nights). Also frustratingly, after refusing to refund my money for a room I couldn't use, they said they would provide me the "courtesy" of adding my family members' names to the reservation. My reservation was for myself, my 12 year-old, and our puppy - all of which was disclosed to them upon reserving the room. Clearly putting the room in my child's or puppy's name accomplishes nothing. And since I paid for the room, shouldn't they be required to let my designee stay in it? Is that really a courtesy? In my opinion, their "courtesy" was a meaningless, valueless platitude that felt, and was intended to feel, dismissive and rude. I truly miss the days of customers being valued and treated with a modicum of respect - or, at the very least, treated with the intention of creating customer goodwill and /or trying to obtain repeat business. Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre really appears not to care at all about their customer experience. And if that's true, wouldn't it be far better to stay at - and support - a hotel that does?

We have stayed here many times but this time decided to splurge on a Penthouse room and got the…read moreTantalus room - one of four rooms on the top floor . This suite is near 1700 sq ft, has a full kitchen, living room with soaring ceilings and dining area, a master bedroom with fireplace, large built in closet and en suite bathroom, a king bedroom, queen bedroom with en suite and half bath. It also has four balconies - one off each of the bedrooms and large one off the living room with spectacular views of the village and mountains. The beds were amazingly comfortable, room was cleaned early each day and had everything we needed from espresso machine, coffee machine, washer and dryer , large double fridge, great bathroom amenities. Loved the experience but a few things were lacking - no wall decor - walls looked freshly painted but were completely blank, master bathroom was tiny, but bedroom was huge with lots of wasted space - for example the fireplace was nice but there was no seating area just an otter-man with bedding , and two bathrooms were off the queen bedroom but none near the king bedroom !! Washer dryer was a great addition until we realized it only used boiling hot water even on a cold cycle and we had to request that the fire place and safe be repaired. That said it is a great location, comes with daily breakfast, the balconies are worth every penny and it's very clean and comfortable!

My husbands grandfather suggested this delicious diner when we visited him in Whistler. He is a…read more"regular" here and they knew him by name/his exact order. They were very personable. I went simple with the first time we went, the french toast was delicious! I got my sausage links "butterfly" style which I did not know was a thing, they were amazing! The staff were friendly and service was very quick! There was never a wait and we sat at the stools where the chefs prepared all the food each time. It was very neat to see all of our food prepared in front of us. We went about 3 times while we stayed in Whistler and each time was better than the last! I wish I took more pictures of the other dishes but they were consumed rather quickly. We will definitely be back here if we come to Whistler again!

Great stop for casual brunch on our way of Whistler. Seating is limited but the wait was…read moremanageable especially for our smaller group. We enjoyed the blueberry pancake very much and the Huevos rancheros wasn't what we expecting (didn't read the description) but it was still tasty. The coffee kept coming and the staff were nice and friendly. We'd definitely stop here again, great homey and bustling atmosphere.

Fresh - like beyond! You can watch them make these. They are boiling them and baking them. It's a…read moreshow watching them being pulled out of the oven. This place is a stall in the public market. It's a long line and well worth it. They have lots of spreads and types of sandwiches. I got the breakfast on an everything. So tasty. They make it fresh. Went back to grab 6 more for breakfast tomorrow. Do not pass this place! It's a bagel bakery vibe that is offering fabulous bagels!!!!

Line was long. Bagels are small. That shocked me the most. They are okay. Nothing to order…read moreagain. I got the rosemary salt bagel with salmon spread Mr food lover ordered the everything bagel with garlic spread. His bagel was undercooked and doughy. Ew. Not good

This is really someplace special. They seem to take great care and everything that they do. I had…read morethe sourdough koji bagel. It was fantastic light and airy but chewy at the same time perfect crust, great flavor, savory and sweet at the same time. I grew up in the New York area. I've had a few bagels in my day. I'd put Wa-Bagel at the top of the list

Food: We had a big craving for bagels and were intrigued by…read morethe mochi addition. Overall the bagels were delicious, with chewi consistency. You don't need cream cheese. - DOUBLE CHOCOLATE: chocolate bagel filled with gooey chocolate - RED BEAN & CREAM CHEESE: red bean was a good subtle flavor - MOCHI MATCHA: mochi inside, making it even chewier, subtle matcha flavor - APPLE CINNAMON: comes with pieces of apple - GARLIC BUTTER CREAM CHEESE: our favorite of the bunch, tasted like a garlic knot - HONEY BUTTER: our least favorite, since it was less unique than the others Ambiance: - Hours are late for a bagel shop - Shop is hard to find, go underground - Seating is outside the shop in the common area of the building - Staff are friendly and you can see them making the bagels in the back

I have been buying bagesl here for many years and enjoy them. In the last year I have noticed that…read morethe "Lox Cream Cheese" ocntains less and less "Lox". today I mentioned it and wass shown a "bit" of Lox. the cream cheese did not tassste any lox, they are putting less and less in the mix. I did call and mention that I am very disapointed. A few months ago I also purchased a "packaged Lox Cream cheese" and found the same, was giving it another chance today, never again.

So unhygienic. Owner was sweeping up crumbs from the cabinets/register area with the same gloves…read moreshe cut a bagel with. Didn't change the gloves once. Plus, the bagels have absolutely no flavor.

I ordered a gluten friendly bagel with cream cheese to-go. I opted to take it home and toast it…read moremyself and the staff was wonderful in accommodating- putting the cream cheese in a container (I opted to try two different cream cheese flavours). The only downside was that they only offer 1 flavour of gluten friendly bagels (the gf rosemary) despite the menu saying they have 3 varieties. Unfortunately the blueberry cheesecake cream cheese didn't pair well with it but the smoked salmon cream cheese was amazing.

Grabbing a bagel sandwich here fulfills some subconscious desire to be a real city girl picking up…read morea bite on errand day. Mont-Royal's meat was probably the best mtl smoked meat I've ever had - not at all dry with a healthy (not too overpowering) amount of mustard, but I've yet to visit Montreal. The Steveston is a great option as well. Do be careful when you unwrap your 'wich~ the pickle and its juices might spill out. Got a half dozen of blueberry bagels to bring home to enjoy (spoiler: I did in fact enjoy them) It's a little pricey for the size but quality and service both have been great at my two visits so far, so I'll def be back again when I'm in the area :3