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    Angel R.

    Wonderful Starbucks in the building before you ride in the gondola . Staff is friendly , lots of pastries and coffee and located right next to the gift shop

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    Wild Flour - Banff's Artisan Bakery Cafe - Nanaimo Bar ($5) - really rich

    Wild Flour - Banff's Artisan Bakery Cafe

    4.1(461 reviews)
    3.4 km
    $$

    Soup Sandwiches to the rescue!!…read more After a day of hiking and exploring in the Mountains, we were tired, sore, and hangry. Noshing throughout the day we were set on a good soup and sandwich combo. We checked multiple locations and either it was high-end foo foo or just more than we want or just worse. It was pub grub and they had one soup and they weren't sure what it was. We found Wild Flour. They offer multiple soups and sandwiches and a few treats. Kathy selected a carrot fennel bowl (massive) and served with fresh bread and butter, I had a meat and cheese grilled cheese on a focaccia bread, Of course we "shar-zies" and the comfort was enjoyed. The team at 630pm was helpful and prompt guided us as we had not eaten at Wild Flour. Good food, reasonably priced for Banff is a find. Go to Wild Flour and enjoy... we did.

    Your standard overpriced coffee spot in popular tourist destination. Inside was busy and thus…read moredifficult to keep clean, so understandably tables needed to be picked up after and bathroom could use a once over. Iced chai was very tasty and flavor was on point! Iced mocha however tasted like iced DARK hot chocolate, at least 80% cacao type. Staff were helpful!

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    Wild Flour - Banff's Artisan Bakery Cafe - Interior

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    Wild Flour - Banff's Artisan Bakery Cafe - Inside of Saskatoon Berry White Chocolate Scone ($4.50) - not good. Dry, chalky texture; unpleasant bitter taste (too much baking powder?)

    Inside of Saskatoon Berry White Chocolate Scone ($4.50) - not good. Dry, chalky texture; unpleasant bitter taste (too much baking powder?)

    Wild Flour - Banff's Artisan Bakery Cafe - Saskatoon Berry White Chocolate Scone ($4.50 - not good) and Banana Chocolate Muffin (GF + DF) ($4.50 - better than scone but way too sweet)

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    Saskatoon Berry White Chocolate Scone ($4.50 - not good) and Banana Chocolate Muffin (GF + DF) ($4.50 - better than scone but way too sweet)

    Lake Agnes Tea House - The lake and a bird

    Lake Agnes Tea House

    4.3(178 reviews)
    56.5 km
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    Unique spot at Lake Louise, albeit not near Lake Louise. It reminds us of Acadia National Park's…read moreJordan Pond House, known for their popovers and view. Similarly, Lake Agnes also has a commanding view, and Tea! There are several dozen varieties of hot tea, plus cold sandwiches (we had cucumber and hummus sandwiches), assorted biscuits and pastries- but sadly (yet not so sadly), no coffee. Foods at the house are cash only; the line on the steps on the right is for seating; the line on the left is for take out. Should you take out, as we did- and sit along the water- beware of the chipmunks, and do not let their cuteness disarm you. They will sneak up, climb on you, and pull food from your unsuspecting hands. THink seagulls at the beach...cute scavengers with no ethics who pray on the unaware. To earn your tea, you will need to hike to Lake Agnes. It was 5 miles from parking lot to tea and back, so roughly 2.5 each way. Yes, it is uphill; yes, you will need legitimate footwear, water, bear spray (on off seasons especially), and rain gear or whatever else you would need. In August, the trail was well travelled, so you were never alone with the bears. The view from the top is commanding, and you will see Mirror Lake on the way as well. We started to hike from Lake Agnes to the Little Beehive- another mile each way- but we decided against it, as my wife's boots were bothering her. The teahouse is a neat spot, and those who can hike to it will appreciate leaving the influencers at Lake Louise behind to go earn your tea!

    This was one of my motivations (aside from the views) of hiking around Lake Louise. I had seen so…read moremany videos about this place that I knew I had to check it out for myself. The journey up isn't too bad, but near the top there are a lot of horse droppings. When you arrive, there's a stunning view of a lake right in front of the tea house. They have two separate lines, one for dining in and one for to-go. The seating accommodations are minimal, but they will do their best to get you in. The food and tea itself aren't anything to write home about, but it's mostly the ambiance and aesthetics that keep this place going. They do ask you to take your trash down with you if possible, which is a bit of a hassle, but worth it to help do your part!

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    Lake Agnes Tea House - Black currant tea

    Black currant tea

    Lake Agnes Tea House - Outside

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    Bare Bistro- Fedora's Cakes & Bakes - BC fruit danish

    Bare Bistro- Fedora's Cakes & Bakes

    4.9(92 reviews)
    4.7 km
    Locally owned & operated
    Grab-and-go

    We found this gem on Yelp and Google, 4.9 stars so we had to try it out. It's located in an…read moreindustrial area but it's worth going to where the locals eat and tour companies get their baked goods. It's family owned. The husband is a chef, wife is a pastry chef. Everything is made from scratch. Every detail from the presentation to the home made English muffins are on point. The son takes your order and is very conversational. Unfortunately, we got there around 10, many of the baked goods are sold out. This is a hidden gem, great food, service and supports local farmers from the tea and coffee served to the flavor in the food. Too bad it was our last day in Banff, otherwise we would have come back again.

    LOCAL place staffed by the owners. They are pastry chefs who've traveled the world and settled in…read moreBanff. The food. Remember when you walked into a bakery and you could smell the baked goods? That's this place. They bake fresh every morning with no leftovers from the day before. We love breakfast food and give this place our very best recommendation. The chef made our breakfast sandwich on the spot. The cinnamon roll which is the size of a small chihuahua was piping hot with icing that was sweet, but not too sweet. Located in an industrial park where you would never expect it!

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    Bare Bistro- Fedora's Cakes & Bakes - Strawberry rhubarb pie

    Strawberry rhubarb pie

    Bare Bistro- Fedora's Cakes & Bakes - Cardamom buns

    Cardamom buns

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    Fruit Danish made from scratch

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