Whistler

Start your day with a good mug of coffee or tea and pair it with a freshly baked goody (cinnamon buns are highly recommended) in this homey French-style coffee shop. For lunch, try the locals' fave homemade sandwiches with home roasted turkey or honey roasted ham and basil.

Surrounded by beautiful landscapes and located in Whistler's mountain resort, Alpine Cafe & Catering Co has become the perfect après-skii spot for hearty lunches and dinners for both locals and tourists. Their breakfast menu includes highlights such as burrito, bagel, scrambled eggs and more at low prices (around $10).

Tucked away in the Armchair Bookstore of Whistler, Gone Village Eatery will leave you with a satisfied hum in your belly, and the warm steam of bold coffee will warm your face and delight your senses with its rich aroma. It will provide you with “of-that-morning” baked bread, soups, salads, sandwiches, wraps, and creative desserts. A definite go-to place after a long day of activities, to simply escape into the pages of a good book, feeling pure contentment and bliss.

A definite tourist enclave, this coffee house is one of the best places in Whistler to enjoy speciality coffees. These range from frothy lattes, to espressos, to regular drip, and sophisticated macchiatos.

Connection Café is part of Cross Country Connection, which provides expertise in and equipment rentals for cross country skiing and snowshoeing the trails at Lost Lake Park. They also host bike rides each week that begin at the café. Their menu is focused on freshness and utilizing quality, natural, organic products. The coffee is from local roasters Pemberton Valley Coffee Company.