Purebread - Whistler, British Columbia

Ah yes, doesn’t need an introduction. Definitely the bakery you must visit in Whistler. Good bakery, good selection. I really like the super rich almond croissant. Some days the queue can be out the door so plan for a longer visit to get your order and coffee.

Simply decadent. Amazing choice of sweet and savory pastries. Only problem is there are sooo many delicious choices so you’ll have to come back again and again. Team is very friendly and helpful.

Pure Bread in Whistler Village offers a variety of sweet and savory treats along with fresh coffee, which make it a convenient breakfast choice. There is few tables available at this location and most customers order takeaway. It’s our favorite spot to get a bite to eat in the morning when visiting ... Whistler. Read more

Was so excited to try this spot that it was the first place I visited upon arriving. Sadly, I was very disappointed... So many things caught my eye and I couldn't decide between the coconut chocolate cake, the chocolate bottom banana cake, and one of the passion fruit cakes. The person helping ... me recommended the chocolate bottom banana cake (chocolate cake on the bottom, banana cake on top) so I got it, but it was fresh from the fridge. Cold and dry. As I got to the edges, it was so dry that I couldn't finish it. And my friend wanted nothing to do with it after one bite. We both agreed, it didn't hit the spot and maybe we should try something else. I went back to the counter and explained what I was looking for - something less cold and dry than what I just had. I threw out a few options, but the person helping me didn't have much to offer so I clarified, "The chocolate bottom banana cake was so cold and dry that I couldn't finish it. I'd like to try something that's less cold, less dry, and maybe less dense?" She then told me she really liked the passion fruit lemon cake, so I went for it. This item was also fresh from the fridge 🫣 The icing was delicious, but the cake was... Cold and dry 😭 It would've been nice to have received some sort of apology or empathy for the poor experience. Eh, save your calories and your cash folks. Read more

As a pastry shop, this is as good as what you can expect to get from one of the best out there. Having access to one right at the Whistler village is a treat for all the visitors. You can assume that there will be a constant line when you ... walk into the shop, and the beautiful (and yammy) pastries are just addictive that will make you want to come back over and over again. 😉 P.S. we tried a few different sweet items, and haven't run into anything that was not great yet. 🤞 P.S.S. It's a small shop and there is no room to sit down and enjoy the food inside. Also, there's no decaf coffee options. Hence, 4-star atmosphere. Read more