Mount Currie Coffee Company

absolute pre ski staple. coffee is very high quality with a nice variety in sizes. food is also great from baked goods to sandwiches.

High quality cafe located at the corner of the heart of Whistler village. Their breakfast croissant, dessert crossiant, wraps, coffee and smoothies were amazing. Charged us up after a hike on the mountain on a sunny day. Limited parking outside.

Such a delicious coffee! Sometimes little shops have coffee that is too strong or too sharp but this was absolute perfection! Casual setting, super cute place with some seating. Very friendly staff. I will be back!

Really enjoyed the coffee here, well relaxed and friendly staff. Had some snacks and bought some coffee beans for later. Had to come back for more, different trip.

This place is decent. I tried the chorizo burrito and it was pretty good. Would have preferred hot sauce with it instead of the salsa. I was not a fan of the mocha with maple syrup in it at all. Just wasn’t to my liking. The service was top notch though. I would give this place another chance and try a few other items next time I’m out here.

Food options seemed good, only got to try the stud muffin which was a solid value with hearty flavor, but could use a little more ham to sandwich ratio. My group wasn’t wowed by the canadiano, coffee not to our taste.

Every time we come to whistler we have to open the day at this amazing place. Cafe 10/10 and there is such a good verity for pastries and breakfasts. Good location and nice vibe.

Just got an iced americano but it was delicious. :) Also their cups are made out of recycled pets. See pic for details!

Mount Currie is another cute, busy, coffee shop in Whistler. I didn't get coffee, but did get their "Tree Hugger" breakfast sandwich, which had spicy eggs with fresh tomatoes. While the sandwich was delicious, it seemed the staff was so busy that they had trouble keeping everything straight. My request for a cup of water was never communicated from the front counter to another staff member, and no self-serve station available for customers, so I had to go ask the busy baristas for a cup of water (after my food came out). I would say the food here was better than Moguls, but Moguls had a better atmosphere and setup for customers. 4 stars seems about right.

Fabulous stop for late afternoon coffee. Delicious flat white. Tucked away toward the back of Whistler shops. Also try Crepe Montaigne, just diagonal across the way.

Highly recommend their chai which comes unsweetened and the egg sandwich with cheese and sundried tomatoes. We came several days in a row because they open early, have great service and are quick and efficient with their delicious drinks.

Last day in whistler, getting ready for an early hike, we came here for some much needed food and caffiene. Extremely small on the inside. Only had enough seating for like 7 people at the counter facing outside. Gets pretty packed in here as people are waiting to order then waiting for their drinks. Nice customer service. Smiling, saying hello. Messed up on our drink orders but easily rectified and got us our drinks. They have some nice pastries as well. We got some toasted croissants, which was flaky and soft and good. The almond croissant really tasted almond-y. I also got their canadiano which is a play on an americano but they use maple syrup. It was too sweet for me, as I drink my coffee black, but the hint of maple syrup in it made me feel like I was really in Canada!! If you've never had maple syrup in your coffee, this is the place to get it!!

Cute coffee shop in Whistler Village. We were looking for something quick before we head to our exploring in Whistler. This place was perfect. We ordered cappuccio and tomato basil panini sandwich. Sandwiches were fresh and warm! just what we needed. Coffee's here are great! Crew is super sweet too. Everything is clean. Cafe is a bit small though so you might have to wait to get an empty spot if you decide to eat there. There are limited parking spots right in front of the cafe. We got lucky to get one!

Tucked away behind Village North, Mount Currie was recommended to me by a friend who lives in Whistler. I've gone to whistler many many times, but for some reason never seen or explored this street. There's so many little gems here that are phenomenal. I was staying at an air b n b with a view of all these great spots too. Mount currie is in this very "Whistler" building. They serve pallet espresso and made a mean iced vanilla latte. I enjoyed it so much, i went twice on my Whistler girls weekend. They've also got a ton of treats that looked yummy. The staff is friendly - you can tell they get a lot of regulars (a few popped in while i was there)! Would defs recommend over blends or even purebread coffee if you're in that spot!

They truly deserved to have been voted best coffee in Whistler for 2020 and we think they deserve this again! A truly amazing cup of coffee we had today! The prices are affordable and their service is truly amazing! It's a cosy little place but would be even more amazing if they had some indoor seating. Keep making people happy through your coffee and service; we love it and will be coming back whenever we are in the area.

Walking distance from my accommodations, it was open earlier than others and an easy walk. i lucked into the coffee shop the locals go to. With Covid protocols implemented, the line for me began outside. It was a short wait each morning, and interesting to meet the locals who go out of their east to come here. The drinks and food were tasty, as expected.

On my visits to whistler I looked for a good coffe shop. I discovered this place in my last visit. I tried the Candinana which is a maple Latte. The coffee was good it was a bit too sweet for me although I asked for a less sweet version. That is just my opinion. I would come back since it's probably the best coffee in whistler but not the best I have had over all. The Staff were friendly but although I tried to make conversation they seemed a bit reserved. 4 for coffee 4 for service

Friendly staff and delicious coffee-very flavorful and just the right amount of sweetness to the Lattes. Loved the coffee artwork too!

Great coffee shop and fast and friendly service in a pleasant environment which is clean and we'll appointed.

Our fav coffee spot in Whistler. The espresso is perfect plus flavor options include maple syrup and homemade vanilla syrup. Service is quick and friendly.

Great coffee and chocolate place to stop and relax. They also have Wi-Fi to connect to the web. There pastries and panini are great.

All of the things: amazing chorizo breakfast burritos, the best staff, even better coffee. You will not find better espresso in Whistler. If you care about textured milk and perfect extractions then this is your place. Don't forget to look out the window and see their namesake. Summer or winter, this is my morning.

Amazing coffee spot, the coffee is so good and the staff are all incredible. Definitely recommend checking this place out.

Super friendly when I asked which coffee to purchase and I got to sample them. They even ground part of it for me so I could use it over the next few days. Also tried the canadiano latter and it was good. A bit on the sweet side for me but thought it was great. Wish I would've asked for it with a little less maple syrup.

As Elon Musk said - 1 star review is called for here. If you want a cappuccino, go elsewhere .. even Blenz does it better. This place will serve you a glass of bland lukewarm milk and argue with you about it.

Was staying at the Alpenglow Lodge just next door and decided to check out Mount Currie because of how close it was to us. It's a fairly small coffee shop with a couple tables and a bar with high stools next to the window, but seems pretty normal for people to stand up and have conversations even if there isn't any seating available. Upon walking in I was VERY tempted to purchase some of their cookies which were on display but after seeing the drink in was about to purchase I thought being on that much sugar on the drive home probably wouldn't be a good idea. Anyways, I decided to go for the Canadiano which a lot of other people have written about below in their reviews as well. In case you're not planning on scrolling down and making your decision solely on what I thought it was amazing. Pretty much a latte with maple syrup, only thing missing was a drizzle of bacon bits on top. Guess you can tell I'm a true Canadian. Definitely a place to try out, love the cozy atmosphere and the staff are awesome.

The exploration of coffee joints continued during our Whistler vacation - with a visit to Mount Currie Coffee Company. It's located right in between Peaked Pies and The UPS Store. Ordered the usual iced Americano - with room for cream. Drink was strong and delicious! There is limited indoor seating here. Highly recommended for all your caffeine needs!

Per the boyfriend Mount Currie is a five. I was ambivalent so we'll go with his rating. We got here at around 0830 Monday morning before heading up the slopes. A little line was formed inside the shop but I snagged us indoor seating while the boyfriend ordered. + Stud muffin: Tree hugger with ham. I personally liked how these tasted like the (bomb diggity) quesadillas I used to make in college. + Tree hugger: Stud muffin without the ham. Basically the same thing as the stud muffin. + Canadian: Boyfriend LOVED this drink. It tasted bland to me. - Hot chocolate: I thought it was watered down, like all the hot chocolate I've had at Whistler. I guess I have been very, very spoiled by Panera hot chocolate and my own 3 packet hot chocolate mixes. + Granola energy bar: Boyfriend took with him for mid run fuel. He liked it. Boyfriend has been wanting to come back and wanting to come back and wanting to come back. Unfortunately Mount Currie's hours are kind of wonky and we only made it once before we had to leave Whistler. Until next time.

Probably one of the best coffee spots in the area. I had the house brew, which I really liked. We also ordered the maple latte, which was incredible. One of our friends ordered the breakfast sandwich, which she really enjoyed. Great spot, but not a lot of room. As for most coffee shops, everyone wants to hangout and catch up so it was very difficult to find seating. We took ours to go and enjoyed the village with great drinks in hand. A must have!!!

The Canadiano, a latte with a shot of maple syrup, is probably their most original offering. It was 3pm in the afternoon though, so tea sounded like a more swell choice. I went with a *London Fog* which is earl grey tea and steamed milk with shots of vanilla syrup. I had been seeing this everywhere in Canada so I finally decided to ask what it was. A light, frothy option with a hint of zesty and old world flavor. Traditional, but new world since you are essentially still drinking a latte. I think I prefer chai lattes a bit more since the spiced flavors are more soothing to me (and remind me of the holidays). That feeling of nostalgia is strong, but perhaps if I had grown up sipping on earl grey tea and bergamot orange, it would be a different experience. Still enjoyable nonetheless.

Great coffee and some really delicious snacks! Had the gluten free double chocolate chip cookie and a piccolo. My wife had a cappuccino. Definitely coming back here again for my coffee fix whenever I'm in whistler.

Great coffee worth a try if you're in the area. It's a little less crowded because of where it's located but not tons of seating. The croissant I had was one of the best I've had in a while.

I wish every coffee shop had a Canadiano on their menu. Might as well show come Canadian coffee pride! I saw that on their menu and decided to order a cup. It is basically a maple latte. It was a bit on the sweet side, but full of maple flavour. I would order it half sweet next time. My date ordered their Americano. They use Pallet beans for those who are familiar with the Vancouver coffee bean roaster.

The "Canadiano". Latte with a swirl of maple syrup. Perfect morning coffee if you have a sweet tooth. Try it with almond milk like this one!

Ahh, excellent espresso at Whistler! If you've been slogging through thin hotel coffee, random ski slope coffee, and just crave the real thing, it's well worth the walk over to Currie. Small shop, but delivers the goods. Accurate descriptions of their daily beans, some baked goods, and a proper espresso/cappuccino menu. The barista was on top of his game.. made a drink, noticed the temp wasn't quite right, and remade a fresh one to perfection. Excellent microfoam, balanced shot, satisfaction.

I love this place, go there multiple times on every trip to Whistler. Great coffee in a pleasant environment, with friendly people. Good baked goods too. I rounded the corner on soy and oat milk lattes here, hope they taste as good back in the States!

Cozy coffee shop serving up great local coffee. Like the small business vibe of this place. The coffee is great and the staff very friendly. One thing to note is that they don't take Amex. Not a big deal but just make sure you bring more than one card with you. I made that mistake but they were very nice and let me come back and pay later

I love their coffee especially the Canadiano Latte with maple syrup. I like to order their Granola Fruit Parfait for breakfast. Service is quick and friendly. Credit cards accepted and it is around the corner from the Marketplace shuttle stop. They open daily at 7:00 am.

Omg I came here bec I saw it after picking up a Aussie meat pie at peaked pies. I had not read the reviews or anything. I got the Canadiano which is a latte with maple syrup. It was SoOoooooooo good. I asked for ice version. Anyway, it's such a neat version of the latte!!!

2 huge cups of coffee on a rainy day in the a Whistler Village. Hits the spot perfectly! Pallet - Peruvian Coffee with sweet lemon almond peanuts and sweet cocoa Canadian - Latte with Maple Syrup (Yum!)

OMG I said to myself after the first sip. Best latte I've ever tasted and never wanted it to end. This is my first review of anything. If you are reading this, do not hesitate. Just go and order the Canadiano.

Great spot in Whistler village for coffee and breakfast burritos. Come early to beat the lines.

We always like to find the local coffee spots when we travel. I loved their breakfast options and had the best chia pudding with berries and almonds. So flavorful and perfect light filling breakfast. There were plenty of pastries as well. The coffee was flavorful and perfectly made.

This sweet little gem has delish brews but the kindness of the staff is why I am giving them 5 stars. I was hosting an event on Pemberton and was serving coffee to 200 people but found out last minute that the urns were delivered but the coffee was not. I asked if I could buy beans and cups From them to save the day and they were so kind and lovely about it. Also they have some pretty great merch.

Small place with great coffee, pastries and sandwiches. I had the ham and cheese croissant, which to my surprise was an actual fresh baked pastry and not just a sandwich. It was excellent, and I was able to get some of their pesto aioli on the side. Very good. Great place to power up before activities in Whistler.

Hands down the best coffee in the village. This is my go-to spot for morning lattes, midday lattes, afternoon lattes; excellent lattes. Friendly staff. Worth a visit. The Canadiano is quite sweet but a nice treat. They use Pallet Coffee from Vancouver which is one of the best in the city.

Excellent coffee shop. Been here everyday on my Whistler trip. I have 7 days to fill up my 10 lunch card and doubt I'll have trouble ;) Solid lattes and cappuccinos. The baristas are also very knowledgable about the area and I got some tips on great hikes and spots to visit.

* Good beans * All the staff had strong Aussie accents (confirming that I was in fact in Whistler). The cafe has a nice selection of beans including Intelligentsia and Elysian. They were serving the Intelligentsia for the drinks and selling both Intelligentsia and Elysian by the bag. The espresso was passable - but the stop was a bit lighter than ideal, so it reduced the flavour impact of the beans making them taste a bit too watery and just bordering on slightly too bitter. To be fair, I tend to prefer darker stops than many. Photo: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/mount-currie-coffee-company-whistler-2?select=Biwu9C9y-2zUp_KnTpKCLA If I return I'd likely request a dark stop in the future though. They have good beans, so if prepared by request likely things would be just fine. G'day!

Quick service and good breakfast options. Very small space. I ordered the Canadiano and it was way sweeter than I wanted. It's maple syrup in a latte so not sure what I was expecting. Maybe not a great option for the first cup of coffee in the morning. I had the chorizo burrito which was a great portion for the price! I wouldn't recommend it for a hang-out spot. They only have bar style seating and most people were in and out quickly. Would definitely come here again if I'm ever in the area. I'd love to get a chance to try their other drinks.

Yum Yummm! I had a most delicious, creamy decaf Americano almond milk misto here. Made with amazing Pallet coffee, so good I considered getting the beans. A small seating area, but get it to go and wander whistler village:)

Great espresso! I walk in and order an espresso, the barista asks me which kind...WHAT? A choice of espresso beans? I don't think I've ever encountered that predicament, most places I go to have one espresso roast. Any way I went with the Inteligentsia. AMAZING. Great roast, but also artfully crafted, the crema was perfect. I had the Elysian the following day, which was also quite good ( I like the Inteligentsia a bit more). Great service. It's not on the village stroll, but not hard to find. Close to Peaked Pies. Go, it's worth it!

This was the closest coffee shop to where we were staying. It was really busy the morning when I walked in. There were 4 or 5 people working behind the counter. While I was waiting for my coffee, a line began to form. Pretty soon there were 20 people crammed into this small space. I'm not sure if they got my order right but my latte was quite weak and I ordered double shots. They also have pastries, sandwiches and wraps.

We came here for the "famous" Canadiano, a latte made with maple syrup. Don't get greedy and order the larger size while your boyfriend orders the regular size. The larger one has more milk and tastes watered down in comparison. You will end up stealing sips from your boyfriend's cup and making sad faces at your own. The customer service is super chatty and friendly. And the (regular size) Canadiano is creamy and delicious.

In need of a caffeine fix I walked over to Mt Currie coffee and ordered myself a 16 oz. Canadiano; for us Americans that's a latte with a shot of maple syrup. It is certainly sweeter than my normal soy latte but deliciously so. With a great creamy froth to it, both my need for a pick me up and my sweet tooth were satisfied. They were moderately busy at 9 am but it was still quick to get in and out and on my way to the slopes. Do yourself a favor-walk past the million Starbucks and drink local instead, your taste buds will thank you.

Great Cortado and croissant sandwiches! One of the best coffee shops around. Great place and atmosphere.

The coffee is just ok. For Whistler, it's one of the better options, so probably worth a try if you're in a need of a coffee. Doesn't come anywhere close to the best that Vancouver, Victoria, or Seattle has to offer, so don't go in with high expectations.

Absolutely outstanding coffee. Like Loaded Joe's in Vail, it's the #2 reason to go to Whistler (I travel first for the skiing ;-) The coffee is delicious, not the slightest amount of bitterness. Wakes you up and you feel awesome. Not surprising it wins so many rewards. I tried a few others in town before I found this a few trips ago. Great service from friendly staff, keep it up.

Great little coffee shop in Whistler. Quality coffee with some tasty baked bites. Good chill tunes gave it a fun morning vibe.