We have been fortunate to visit this wonderful bakery in Whistler and Vancouver and were excited to…read moresee they had opened a branch in Squamish near Canada Tire/Tesla Superchargers. Their display is mouthwatering and sublime lattes (wish they had syrups). The service wasn't the friendliest so closer to a 4.5 star review but it was surprising how busy it was.

We were on our way to Whistler and made a quick stop in Squamish for a quick bite to eat. Purebread…read morehas an amazing selection of pastries with so many options for sweets and savory pastries. There can be a long line but it moves pretty quickly. The wait for drinks can be a little long too. I ordered a hominy pie which is filled with potatoes, broccoli and caramelized onions. The filling was really good. The puff pastry was very flaky and buttery. We also got a confetti cookie and cortado for our road trip.

Very busy little coffee shop, coffee was good, cinnamon buns - highly recommend! Friendly…read moreatmosphere just a bit crowded.

Super friendly staff! Came for Squamish hot chocolate festival. What I thought would be overly…read moresweet was actually really good. Had a white hot cocoa with whip cream, and cereal- lucky charms and trix. Super fun!

A cafe located inside of visits center! Nice view out of window…read more Coffee taste good and fair price too

I went here as a tourist in search for a Nanaimo bar. Got here for breakfast, had some tea, and my…read moresweet treat. The people behind the counter were very nice. They forgot to make my sandwich, and after waiting for about 15 minutes I asked about it. They were very apologetic, made the sandwich quickly, and added in a free cookie. We all make mistakes sometimes, but when an establishment tries to make up for it, it is very nice. The sandwich was good, but the Nanaimo bar tasted like the same one I bought from Whole Foods. It's a very nice place to sit and chat quietly with great views, big windows, and a chill vibe.

The first time my hubs and I visited Squamish a few years ago we discovered the cute, little Xoco…read moreChocolate shop! Love how pretty the truffles and chocolate bars are. The bars come as milk or dark chocolate with dried fruits and nuts pressed into them or just nuts or biscuit pearls or are sprinkled with sea salt. As someone who cannot digest dairy, it was wonderful to see that the dark chocolate bars are vegan and contain no dairy. We also had a chance to chat with the friendly owner and it was a great experience. A few weeks ago we visited Squamish again and were happy to see that the chocolate bars still look amazing. We bought a bunch of bars and now have a decent stash to last for a while and to give as gifts. Though it's hard to moderate when the bars taste so good. Thank you, Xoco Chocolate!

If you're headed up the Sea to Sky highway from Vancouver it's worth a stop in Squamish…read more One place you should definitely check out is Xoco Chocolate. The dark chocolate bars with roasted nuts and dried fruits is one of favorites. The quality of the dark chocolate is very good and the bars taste as good as they look. The dark chocolate is vegan. It's a cute shop and the owner and staff are great. They also have milk chocolate bars and beautiful chocolate confections. We're dark chocolate fans so we haven't tried them. We stop every time we're up that way.

I'd seen this place on my feed a couple times and got to visit when seeing Shannon Falls for the…read morefirst time. The view from the patio area is really beautiful though there isn't too much seating (also no washroom) so a better bet might be to take the food to go to the Shannon Falls picnic area across the street. I was actually really surprised by how much I liked the roast duck bowl (~$18)! We shared the bowl, and the dumpling sampler (~$12) which has 2 XLB, 2 Ha Gow and 2 Siu mai and came with sauces and chili oil. While it wasn't the best dim sum, it was actually better than I expected (and this is coming from a bit of a XLB snob). I found it to be quite filling and decent amount of veg / duck: the rice was already quite flavourful before adding the additional sauce on top. Overall, I'd recommend this spot for the view and their rice bowls!

Unique Slow rise bakery is located near shanon fall area and we can overlook a part of shanon fall…read moreat their patio. It was a nice weather and decided to drop by. What we got: Shrimp dumpling, Pineapple bun with butter and Matcha strawberry cream. Shrimp dumpling was ok. Pineapple bun was also ok, too. Matcha strawberry require more refinement. No flavor and strawberry cream form was not impressive. I really enjoyed the view from patio which is hightlight. It is a nice spot to relax and enjoy scenery.

Food was ca va bien merci I like service, staff is very…read morenice. Not much sitting room, single people take all the group spots. Not nice of them

Chili for Thanksgiving [Squamish, BC Canada]…read more Can you get any more Canadian than stopping by a Tim Horton's? This was our only Timmies stop while we were in Canada. Originally I only wanted a donut but decided on something warm and ordered a bowl of chili instead. While the hubby isn't fond of their coffee (LoL! sorry) he does enjoy their chili. It was pretty good, rich and flavorful with a blend of ground beef, kidney beans, tomatoes, mushroom, green peppers, onion and celery. It came with a full size artisan bread bun (and butter). I also tried their Wildberry Hibiscus Sparkling Quencher... refreshing, juicy and I love the tartness. Great customer service, pleasant and friendly. Fast service. Some TH shops would have a section of souvenirs and coffee packs but this store did not have it. Exchange Rate 11/28/24: $1 USD = $1.40 CAD Review #3604

Tasty local Korean doughnut chain. This location is located close to the water, just W of Horseshoe…read moreBay Park. According to the website, this chain is named after the owner's golden retriever. It sure looks happy. Parking is available in front of the building, as well as along various village side streets. The inside is nice and modern. Funky looking speaker system (it's functional) in the corner. Great view of the water. There are also a couple of outdoor tables to the E of the building. Staff are friendly and cheerful. No complaints. The doughnuts are a bit pricey but they sure are delicious. I really like "Asian" style doughnuts as they are less sweet than their western counterparts. I had the matcha cream and could definitely taste the matcha. Will be trying their other locations at some point. Recommended.

What a lovely discovery in a beautiful place. We stumbled upon Goldie's during a morning…read moreexploration drive and it could not have been more perfect. The drive itself led us to an incredible bay that genuinely felt like we'd been transported to Alaska--calm, wild, and breathtaking--and then there was this cozy little gem waiting for us. Any place named after a dog and so welcoming to dogs instantly wins my heart. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, even though the place was bustling with happy locals and travelers alike. Every pastry in the case looked beautiful and tempting, making it nearly impossible to choose. The coffee, though--absolutely perfect. Smooth, balanced, and exactly what you want on a crisp morning adventure. Goldie's felt like one of those special finds you don't plan for but remember long after. If you're anywhere nearby, it's a must-stop.

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.

Great pastries, and coffee shop type things to drink. The staff is friendly, and the eating area is…read moreopen and pleasant. If you're in town, worth a visit.

Omg one of the best bakeries ever - everything just melted in my mouth. And the seating at the back…read morewas like a dream with views of railroads and snow capped mountains.