Purebread Bakery + Coffee
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Purebread Bakery + Coffee Reviews
Delicious bakery with a few solid vegan options.
The vegan options rotate but I’ve had their lemon loaf and chocolate cake. They also have vegan “sausage” rolls - I think two different filling types.
There’s also plenty of seating.
A great bakery with over 30 varieties of bread and pastries, making it hard to choose what to get!
I visited on a weekend 10 am in the morning and was impressed that almost everything was available and freshly displayed. The staff were warm and friendly, creating a welcoming atmosphere.
They also offer free refills on drip coffee if you stay and enjoy your food there. I’d love to come back again on a future walk around the area. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
Do yourself a favor and RUN to this bakery. We purchased several goods over our time at Whistler and every bite was DELICIOUS! The bacon, cheese, and chive scone changed my life. If you have kids, the playground is right next to it in the village and they can burn off all the amazing sugar they just devoured.
Hours
| Monday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Tuesday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Wednesday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Thursday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Friday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Saturday | 8AM - 6PM |
| Sunday | 8AM - 6PM |
Purebread Bakery + Coffee is a standout destination, known for its exceptional staff and kind service. This beloved spot serves up great scones, including the popular buckwheat sour cherry scone, and pairs them with excellent coffee. The bakery offers a wide variety of pastries, both savory and sweet, making it a crowd-pleaser for visitors and regulars alike. Many customers appreciate the cute inside and outside seating areas, which add to the inviting atmosphere. While some offerings, like the goat cheese and potato puff pastry, have received mixed reviews, the overall selection of treats and baked goods keeps people coming back. Guests have visited multiple times during their trips, indicating the bakery's strong appeal. However, there have been comments about the need for friendlier service, as some staff interactions have been described as lacking warmth or expression.