The Green Moustache Organic Café

I am vegan and had been looking for good vegan food in british colombia. The staff were attentive. The food was wonderful. I got the burger with salad.the mustard dressing with beets was a great salad combination. The beet burger was wonderful with the onions. I loved the buckwheat pancakes. The 9 yr old I was with loved the beets too! I needed this restaurant to help me fuel my day in a healthy way. Thank you for your food, from a vegan tourist!

A great place to start your day. Food is fresh and delicious (we had the Buckwheat Pancakes and Power Bites, which we can both absolutely recommend), coffee was very good, staff is friendly - if you're wondering where to grab your breakfast in Whistler: search no more!

I came here with my parents and had a net positive experience here despite the 3 stars. It's a small place, with about 3 tables inside and 3 outside, but they do provide real plates, cutlery, etc for dining in. The staff were very friendly. They were out of a few things - no more oatmeal and only one serving of matcha left when we all wanted matcha, but the alternatives that we went with were still appealing, so it wasn't a big deal. The one matcha went to my mom, and it seemed like she got the scraps of it because it looked and tasted pretty watery. I got a chai latte which was pretty good but a little grainy. The food on the other hand was really good. I got the buckwheat pancakes and tried some of the smoothie bowl. The pancakes were hearty and fluffy, topped with a delicious berry chia jam and cashew cream. The plate came with 3 small-ish pancakes which was a satisfying portion that wasn't too much. We were also asked if we wanted maple syrup with the pancakes, but I ended up not needing to add any because the jam and cream were enough. Maple syrup is $2 for a small cup so I would recommend skipping it unless you really want something sweeter. The jam and cream are just modestly sweet which was perfect for me. The blueberry smoothie bowl was also delicious and came with lots of toppings - their granola had a delightful texture. It was a bit of a wait for food, so ordering the breakfast plates is probably not the best option if you're in a hurry, but they have ready-to-eat stuff available if you do want something quick, and the drinks didn't take long. I would have liked to return if I were in Whistler longer to try more of their food menu.

Absolutely love the idea and the design. Everything made is fresh, healthy and organic!! Very friendly and hospitable employees, they’re happy to serve their customers. Loved the chai tea, their daily special soup and Rise ‘N’ Shine Warp. Custom orders can be placed as well. Definitely recommend checking out this business.

The smoothie I ordered tasted like water with a hint of banana… not how it used to taste. The soup had little taste and literally tasted nothing like a cream of cauliflower soup.. it was orange and had spices in it if anything it tasted like pumpkin and was super watery. Very disappointing that the quality has gone so downhill as I live around the corner and love how healthy everything is here.

Love the green moustache! So grateful it exists in whistler. Great spot to drop in for breakfast or lunch, wish it was open later too. The kitchari is nice and heart warming, the drinks are all yummy and nourishing. This meal will leave you feeling satisfied and healthy. There’s lots of fun cookbooks and other books to look at. The space itself is quite small though and not sure if there’s a bathroom available.

Absolutely love this place! It was my 3rd time back -- previously only had the pumpkin latte (which has no coffee (even healthier!)) twice last year and was looking forward to it on this trip. It's actually made from FRESH PUMPKIN -- how amazing is that!?! This time it was a little too sweet but I happened to have a bit of latté remaining from another place and mixed it in -- pure perfection after! Also got their collard green wrap with beets and quinoa -- absolutely divine. Their pumpkin pie square was also amazing -- you can taste the dates (no refined sugar)... what an ingenious way to make dessert guilt free. The staff were lovely and I decided to try the book (will have to do an update in future). As someone who suffers from long COVID and the ensuing chronic fatigue, I realize how important it is to nourish your body properly with clean foods, so I decided to get the book! So, so, SO love this place, hope it stays forever. Looking forward to going back tomorrow! 😄

We have had such delicious lunches from Green Mo for the last two weeks. Such a highlight of Whistler. Beautiful organic vegan food prepared without oil and nasties - a rare and special find. We love the Buddha bowl, the cold brew with cashew cream and maple, the collard green wraps. We also love the buckwheat granola to go. The hook smoothie is delicious - added hemp protein after a big walk - delicious! The rise and shine wrap isn’t for me flavour wise but my mum loved it. The apple crumble slice and the date one are phenomenal Gf desserts. So nice with a coffee. Also I ordered on door dash and great quality with take out. So happy as a vegan to have this place in Whistler when I visit. Friendly genuine service - not overdoing it. Beautiful ingredients and produce. Can feel the goodness.

This restaurant is wonderful. Their burger and salad is fantastic. I could have eaten 3! Beats and mustard salad. All organic. Perfect gluten free burger. I could eat here every day. I've been vegan almost my whole life and lived in different countries. This is one of my top vegan restaurants. The prices are good too! Hiw can they be less expensive than a non organic vegan restaurant in the Midwest of the usa?! But they are in whistler?! Absolutely rhe best. I want their pancakes ans burger and Buddha bowl every second!

I came here with my parents and had a net positive experience here despite the 3 stars. It's a small place, with about 3 tables inside and 3 outside, but they do provide real plates, cutlery, etc for dining in. The staff were very friendly. They were out of a few things - no more oatmeal and only one serving of matcha left when we all wanted matcha, but the alternatives that we went with were still appealing, so it wasn't a big deal. The one matcha went to my mom, and it seemed like she got the scraps of it because it looked and tasted pretty watery. I got a chai latte which was pretty good but a little grainy. The food on the other hand was really good. I got the buckwheat pancakes and tried some of the smoothie bowl. The pancakes were hearty and fluffy, topped with a delicious berry chia jam and cashew cream. The plate came with 3 small-ish pancakes which was a satisfying portion that wasn't too much. We were also asked if we wanted maple syrup with the pancakes, but I ended up not needing to add any because the jam and cream were enough. Maple syrup is $2 for a small cup so I would recommend skipping it unless you really want something sweeter. The jam and cream are just modestly sweet which was perfect for me. The blueberry smoothie bowl was also delicious and came with lots of toppings - their granola had a delightful texture. It was a bit of a wait for food, so ordering the breakfast plates is probably not the best option if you're in a hurry, but they have ready-to-eat stuff available if you do want something quick, and the drinks didn't take long. I would be interested in coming back to try more of the food menu if I were in Whistler again.

I always like to look for a vegan, vegetarian, or just an overall healthy option when I travel and was so excited to find the Green Mustache. The folks working there were just as nice as can be and directed us to the stew, which was my favorite we also ordered the rise N shine wrap which was also good. Their Matcha latte was one of the best I've ever had. A small cozy space inside. I only wish we had tried their baked goods selections. Next time!

It was amazing good service good food Even you can tasted the food at the Scandinavian spa this is how we figure out

Service was terrible. The girl working was very overwhelmed and in return she was rude to the customers. She kept saying out loud how badly she wanted to close the shop and go home. Not a great attitude. The smoothies were average. Nothing to rave about.

I am so glad I found this cafe in Whistler! My friend and I were looking for a nice vegetarian - friendly cafe and here it is. The prices are reasonable and the service was superb. The young ladies working the day we visited were extremely helpful and made our food selection process a lot smoother. The food is wonderful if you are looking for something fresh and healthy.

I loved this casual , order at the counter restaurant SO much. I'm gluten light and this entire restaurant is gluten free. My plant based burger was incredible as was my husband's veggie bowl and smoothie. Seriously, some one has to open one of these in Chicago ( my home time) as it would do SO well. Loved, loved , loved. 5 stars for sure

Very good! I have a gluten allergy so appreciate this place is dedicated gluten free. Very delicious for raw vegan!

Harvest Bowl is the best! Nice and cozy place with healthy and organic food - salads, drinks, breakfast and lunch options.

Waited for smoothies for sometime. They later came and asked me if it was waiting for it. Seems like really bad management of orders in the queue.

I had the Big 'Mo' burger and it was amazing! The matcha latte was the best I've had and chocolate cheesecake was incredible too. The staff were also very friendly. Love seeing great Vegan cafe's like this.

1. HARVEST BOWL (warm roasted winter squash, spiced crispy chickpeas, quinoa, green mo nut cheesand avocado; served with superfood salad & lemon tahini dressing) 2. MATCHA LATTE (ranger tea pure matcha, maca, vanilla mix, house-made cashew cream, and maple syrup) 3. ZAPPA SMOOTHIE (Banana, blueberries, greens, chia seeds, turmeric, black pepper, ginger, and water kefir) * 7/10 * My lunch needed to have a variety of veggies and multiple sources of nutrients, so I ended up ordering the harvest bowl. The roasted chickpeas were good, added an addition of crunch to the dish. Their homemade cashew cheese was shockingly really good. It's so nice to have DF alternatives and healthy swaps to food, so this meal was perfect for me. It also came with their lemon tahini dressing, made with tahini, lemon juice, tamari, maple syrup, garlic & a sprinkle of cayenne. This dressing tasted EXACTLY like the Filipino growers garlic peanuts, which made the meal. Very nostalgic since I grew up eating it. I also ordered their Zappa smoothie. It mostly tasted like banana, but when banana is incorporated into something, the whole thing tastes like it. I added chia for the added fiber, protein, omega-3 fatty acids, etc. You can also taste the tumeric, which I loved since I love tumeric. I normally don't like to buy smoothies since I can easily make them at home, but I need the extra greens and fruit. The matcha latte didn't taste like matcha, it kinda tasted like cheerio cereal milk, which I didn't mind at all, it was yummy. The Green Moustache is 100% gluten-free, vegan, dairy free, refined sugar free, refined oil free, etc. They use 100% organic fresh whole foods with nutrient dense ingredients. Perfect for my dietary restrictions, this place was my heaven. I wanted to buy more, desserts and goodies and such, but the prices were HIGH! So sad because I wish we had something like this down South. I was left feeling happy and healthy :) ^@kamibites on Instagram

I had two lovely breakfasts here. Everything is fresh, healthy, yet tasty, a truly winning combo. The French press coffee is quite good, medium intense, and can be paired with maple syrup and/or cashew cream. I've tried each of the following and enjoyed each, though I've listed them in order of amazingness: - chickpea stew is delightful, a nice balance of chickpeas, barley, hunger tender hunks of butternut squash and pumpkin, topped with shaved coconut, and seemingly with some coconut milk and curry and turmeric spices to top it off. This was really a perfect breakfast. - falafel wrap: homemade falafel which strangely don't have herbs but are super flavorful, with shredded carrot, herbed cashew cream cheese, and wrapped in raw collard leaves. It's addictive and really tasty, perfectly salted - the khachipuri yellow lentil and rice with shaved coconut and hunks of carrot was warming and balanced but had for me a few too many whole cumin and coriander seeds, along with big chunks of black peppercorn. - oatmeal with cashew cream, almond? mylk, and goji berry purée was a tad too sweet and watery, though still a good way to start the day. Service was friendly. It takes about 5 minutes for the food to come out, not bad considering how carefully curated each dish is. Everything is just spectacularly presented to highlight the colorful fresh ingredients.

It's super cute here. I'm inlove with their food, everything was super delicious, from their pancakes, to their turmeric latte. They have a store in the front and cafe in the back .Very cute concept would defy recommend

The fresh juice and wrap were both so delicious. Wonderful to find this gem in Whistler.

Though you tend to spend much of your day in Whistler outdoors , hiking, biking and being active it is easy to indulge after hours with all the great restaurants and bars nearby but this place offers one way to stay in track After a morning hiking we stopped off here for lunch with the kids - we got the Buddha Bowl, Collard Green wraps and Pad Thai bowls - all raw and all delicious Each dish is packed with good for you ingredients- raw veggies, seeds, quinoa- and different dressings to top it off!! The kids loved this food and asked if we could make stuff like this for their lunch - woo hoo, that's a parents dream! It's fresh, and filling! We washed it all down with some on tap Kombucha and though we had bought raw desserts we had to bring those home as we were so full. The only thing I do not love is the staff are not exactly warm and fuzzy but service is fast and polite

Always excited to find and support organic and plant based establishments, but this one left a lot to be desired, especially for the prices. Would not go back. Kitchari - there was not a single lentil or other bean in this meal. It was rice and carrots. Served with a side of soy sauce. Terrible and not what was described on the menu. Rise'N'Shine Wrap - it was good, but the price is just too much for a small wrap. Chai Latte and Turmeric Latte - both very watery and flavorless.

I was determined to find this place and I am so glad I did! Organic, vegan, gluten-free and dairy free, what is not to love? The ladies there are warm and welcoming, they gave great recommendations and brought our food out to us when it was ready. The place is small, but cozy and quiet enough for conversation. I had the vegetarian stew with mango salsa that was really delicious. I also had the immunity tea that warmed my chest and helped this Florida girl adjust to the altitude. I'll definitely be visiting again while I'm here.

I drink juice everyday...and when I am away from home, I have to find places that do cold pressed juices...and so this time was no different. Last week I was in Whistler for the week...and needed to find a place where I could get my juices...they didn't have individual servings but I was able to get 2 liter bottles and so I got one green and one red...it worked for the week... It was a bit pricey but I was able to get what I needed...was happy to find a place. The juices were also delicious...and happy that Canada is big on recycling...I got glass bottles...and was able to leave them in the recycle in the hotel.

I would have given 5 stars because it's one of very few vegan options in whistler... But that's no reason for a good review. First they are very small. They do not have capacity for groups. They are a little slow with orders. Our $10.95 waffles were burnt black on the bottom. Hard as a rock. If you burn something why would you still give that to your customers?!? That is poor customer service and very lazy. Next my breakfast Chai Seed bowl for in a CUP?!? It's $2 more than a smoothie, photos on Yelp show a bowl, not a cup. so I feel I was ripped off. So disappointing.

LOVED the ambiance in here. The menu is kinda small, but it allows them to perfect each of things. There isn't too large of a seating area, but my three friends and I were able to snag the table in there (and there is outdoor seating). I got pancakes that were super good, and surprisingly filling (I think it's because they were made with Buckwheat). My friend and I also split a smoothie which I enjoyed (I've found that sometimes places that market themselves as super healthy sacrifice taste in trying to achieve so, but I did not feel this way here). Would recommend as a brunch spot before heading out of Whistler!

3.5 stars ... Nice spot to grab some healthier foods at a reasonable price. With the beautiful backdrop of the mountain ranges and Olympic Plaza, it's easy to stay in the village and grab a pizza or a sub but a good healthy shake or salad is just what you need. Ok, maybe what I need cause I wanted 5 things from Purebread. Close to the IGA and sharing the spot with the cute 3 Birds, you'll find Green Moustache. They definitely can accommodate most dietary restrictions like vegan, vegetarian, and gluten free with their menu. This small spot is mostly take out but it does have a communal table to eat your snack or salad. It could sit 4 people comfortable... 6 maybe if you really know each other well and like them haha. The aesthetics reminds me of an Ikea store... clean light birch wood accents on a mostly grey concrete or white wall background. Simple and clean which I believe reflect their food ethos too. The menu is mostly drinks with smoothies and juices but it does also include salads, protein balls, and other sweet vegan treats. They have some things premade in the fridges but most drinks are made when you order. Ordering is pretty simple as the menu nicely describes all the ingredients. Service here is efficient and quick... It wasn't busy when I went so no line up and they're able to quickly get to my drink. Dali smoothie - I needed to satisfy the hunger but also something refreshing since Whistler was in the middle of a heat wave when I visited. This had a mixture of berries (she said mostly strawberries), banana, goji berries, and a dash of hemp seeds for protein. I know most people freak out over the prices of these smoothies... and rightfully so. The norm is $10 for a medium and they easily jump higher. I was expecting in Whistler to be sky high since it's a tourist trap but thankfully it was on par with the big cities. Small miracles. As for the drink itself, it was not very tasty. There was a super strong sour note that kept creeping into each sip... i'm not sure if it was the goji berries or that they used really unripe white strawberries. Not my favourite smoothie I've tried lately. Unfortunately I didnt taste any banana to help sweeten this up. 3.5/5 I would be willing to give this place another shot but definitely would be trying their salads or their other juices. Their strawberry one was not hitting the sweet spot for me.

Very interesting little shop! So on one side they sell local artisan and little gifts of local brands. So many selections!!! Great souvenirs for tourists... On the other side, there are fresh pressed juices and smoothies. There are a lot of healthy selections and combinations of different ingredients:)

I love a clean cafe done right, and this place hits the nail on the head! The green moustache filled me up with their yummy buckwheat pancakes. The cashew caramel sauce paired with the berries was so so delicious. Although I initially thought the pancakes were quite small when they came out, I was pleasantly surprised how filling they were and it was a perfect portion to fuel me. I also ordered a caramel chocolate bar dessert for later in the day which was made with super ripe dates for the main sweetness - so so good!!! Took a star off bc the dude that took our order was a bit rude, when I was so clearly ecstatic to be supporting this type of business.

Good spot to get something healthy, once I found it. The yelp map took me close but it wasn't perfect. After a minute or 2 of wandering, I finally found it, no biggy. Plenty of options here from a smoothie/juice standpoint. I believe I ended up going with the Einstein. It was very good and did the job of keeping me full until dinner. They had a bunch of pastries and such available. One note.. they don't take amex

As some of you have noticed, Whistler is filled with restaurants of carbs and beer. It's been two years since I've been back to the village and was happy to see a vegan cafe open up. Not because It's vegan, but because It's accommodated to the people who have a super healthy diet :D Granted, It's super expensive, but I still enjoyed their smoothie bowl (which is super filling, I've got to say). I got the Dasi smoothie bowl and it had chia seeds, coconut flakes, sesame seeds and other healthy things that I don't know the name of lol. The seating inside is somewhat limited, so on a super busy day, I'd recommend taking your times to go. Also, expect a wait for your items if there are more then 4 people waiting for their food. :) All in all, if you're looking for a healthy option at the village, check out this place!

Looking for something fresh to consume after a solid day of mountain air, views, and exercise? Something that doesn't feel like a violation of nature? Look no further than the Green Moustache (no relation to the ride sharing app Lyft which boasts the pink moustache). The food was mouthwateringly fresh, and remarkably satisfying. The conceptualisation was excellent in each dish; with my only possible critique being the dressing for the salad and dip for the collard wraps, which reminded me of brewers yeast. I was hoping for something more vinaigrette-like for the salad (possibly a nut-based lemon-poppyseed-agave vinagrette) and a ginger-peanut-agave concoction for the wraps. Ambiance was whimsical and comfortable, and be sure to check out the adjoined eco-friendly clothing shop for the perfectly scented candle or jewelry for gifts back home.

We are super healthy eaters bordering purist when it comes to ingredients. No refined sugar, gluten free, no red meat, no processed food etc. but we still want something delicious. This place checks those boxes. Every time we are in Whistler , this is or go to place for all meals throughout the day. The chocolate cake with avocado is the best.

Absolutely delicious. Generous portions. Fresh ingredient. Creative concoctions. Lovely staff. Reasonable prices. A must whenever you're in Whistler.

I ordered the Buckwheat pancakes for breakfast. They were delicious and nutritious. I have allergies and did not get sick after eating here. The staff were friendly and welcoming. The food was made fresh and I didn't have to wait too long, very impressed. It was priced reasonably at $15.00, well worth it!

We came over for breakfast before getting on to the mountain for the day. Husband ordered the smoothie bowl. The store was pretty busy around 8am. It took a little while to get prepared, I got coffee and pastry across street and came back, we still waited another 5 mins for the smoothie. However the smoothie was worth the wait! the base was super creamy yet blueberry was quite refreshing. there were plenty different kinds of seeds nuts and fruit on the top. Husband and I shared the bowl and had a pastry, it provides enough energy for us to stay on the mountain till 3pm without been hungry! If we come back to whistler again, we'll definitely come back and try other smoothies.

New menu has me craving the BURRITO BOWL. Healthy never tasted so good!! Hope to return real soon!

My date makes cold-pressed juices at home so his standards are high because he makes his juices daily. However, when not close to home, we look for alternative options. My date ordered the Invigorating cold-pressed juice. Juice was ready in one minute so it was already made in advance. Juice did taste fresh although not as fresh as my date would have preferred. Juice was on the sweeter side too, but I think it gives the juice a greater appeal to the masses than the super healthy veggie juices variety.

Cute little ship in Whistler. Stop in to get some fresh juice or kombucha on tap! They also have some snacks that we didn't sample, but they looked delicious. Staff were friendly and efficient.

Stopped here for a healthy breakfast on our recent trip to Whistler. Had two smoothies and the collard wraps., everything was so good and this place has so many more amazing looking food items. I can't wait to go back and wish there was one where I lived. Flavorful, Natural, REAL FOOD! :)

Someone already beat me to the first review of this place. Super friendly young servers here, they use anipad ordering app and is young and hip. Not too crowded in the winter but I imagine will be super hit in the summer. Tried their passion plate $10 with house dressing made with nutritional yeast, garlic... This salad has season greens, fresh veggies, carrots, tomato, cucumber, beets, nuts, seeds, sprouts, and pay a bit more for avocado add on.. The perfect salad I'd make one at home.. :) Good job girls! ( and the one guy server I saw). Congrats on a great new business!

Hidden gem. Good food, friendly service. Made with love. A little hidden, attached to a retail store selling bed bath and other assorted things.

I LOVE THIS PLACE. As a tourist I went there for lunch everyday I didn't hit the slopes. Their food is fabulous, staff is great, and all so healthy. Their wrap and salads are fabulous- I even got two entrees once! One day they had a beet soup that was bright red and out of this world All organic vegan stuff!

I would like to start by saying that the idea for this restaurant is great! Unfortunately, the execution was not there. We tried the kitchari bowl, the hearty vegetable stew, the soup of the day (mushroom and potato), and the soup and salad. Bites of the kitchari either had no flavor or way too much flavor because you bit down on various spice pods hidden in the dish. The stew was disappointingly bland and the rice it was served over was cold and stiff. The daily soup was bland and left an unsettling taste on the tongue. Finally, the salad was droopy and lackluster. I want to like it. The decor, the menu, and the ideas are great and fulfill a niche market that is in demand in whistler. However, it seemed like attention to detail was lacking and improvements are needed. I hope they can improve and I would be willing to come back in the future.

Whenever we are in Whistler, we struggle to find something besides the usual pizza, pasta, brewpub food that leaves you feeling heavy and gross. Here we found delicious food made with real, organic, fruit and vegetables. We will definitely be back!

Place is super cute. Got my glue shots and tumeric late and matcha. Delicious ! Super friendly people ! Definitely will come back when I'm in area !!

Tasty fresh healthy food. I had the Buddha Bowl, loved the mix of flavors and colors. This is how I'd like to eat every day. A remarkable blend of ingredients to keep me going on a chilly wet day at the bike park. Def recommend.

This place is so wonderful, one of the best parts of my trip to whistler. The people that work here are very friendly and sweet :) and they seem to have a good time working here too. I have a bajillion food sensitivities and allergies and they were able to accommodate! So grateful to find an organic restaurant up here. And the place is well decorated with cute bright green chairs! The food was delicious, fresh, and innovative! The first time I stopped by I had the kitchari (sweet potatoes lentils and rice, with soy sauce and cilantro, no coconut for me but I imagine it would've been a nice addition). It was filling and yummy. The second time I had the veggie wrap, beets carrots hummus and brown rice for me (no nuts), with a tahini dipping and bean sprouts. Fresh! Each bite was wonderful, I'll be trying to replicate this at home!

Great spot for healthy, flavorful, filling fare. Stopped in for a late lunch and enjoyed the buddha bowl with their house garlic dressing - really good, nice and light while filling. Also tried the burrito bowl - needed some extra dressing and their housemade hot sauce to add some flavor, but overall a great dish. Went back this morning for their A-Game Bowl - warm amaranth pudding with molasses and roasted apples and other good stuff tossed in. So good, definitely hit the spot and turned me on to amaranth as an alternative to oats. Good stuff folks, be sure to stop in and eat well!

We craved for some greens and during our lunch stop in Whistler we passed by this place. Their menu is small but complete and offer salads, wraps smoothies and coffee. All organic and raw. I had a wrap and an Einstein smoothie (berry shake), it was all awesomeness. Great staff who know their stuff.

I came here twice on a recent trip- once for the Spark Kombucha (amazing) and a dessert/ roll snack. The kombucha was the best I've had in BC but the dessert had a weird sponge like consistency. The next day I had the raw pad Thai. Aside from the dressing it had no flavor. Overall the food was disappointing but the staff was exceptionally nice. I can appreciate a vegan and raw juice place so I would come again when I'm in Whistler.

Excellent food...nice presentation...ok seating was quick for lunch. I had the Buddha Bowl and spouse had the Healing kitchari

Wandered past this place and decided to come back for lunch. Glad I did! Organic, vegan/vegetarian, delicious! My husband and I each got a smoothie, a berry one and a banana strawberry one and I loved both of them. We got the Buddha bowl (salad with rice and quinoa...plus I added an egg) and the kitchari (potato and lentils with soy sauce and coconut served warm also added an egg) again both were yummy...I really liked the kitchari, felt very nourishing and comforting while still being super good for you. I did contemplating trying some of their deserts however I was too full by the end. The atmosphere is very relaxed and it joins onto a small shop that sells soaps, cards maybe some clothing (I'm not 100% sure) one of the nice touches is they have a little bookshelf so you can read about juicing or raw diets. Next time I'm in whistler this will be one of my first stops!

Green Moustache Juice located in Whistler Village is a place that serves juices, smoothies, raw and healthy food. We were spending the weekend in Whistler and a spa day at Scandinave Spa. We didn't to go in the pools filling stuffed and bloated so we optioned for some healthy salads and fresh juices. This juice bar is cute and is attached to 3 Singing Birds boutique. There are bar seats and a communal table with plenty of wholesome cookbooks to look at. I was really hoping for a Canteen PDX or Prasad experience; unfortunately, Green Moustache fell short and was quite disappointing. I'll tell you why. Cold Pressed Juices 12oz for 7.00 and 16oz for 8.50: When I'm paying almost ten bucks for a cold-pressed juice I would like that it wasn't poured out from a big flask sitting in the fridge. My Green Invigorating juice ran out half-way and they suggested it be topped with beet juice. This was by far the worst 'juicing' experience I've had. I would argue I make better juice myself at home. When I declined topping my green juice with beet juice, they suggested cucumber juice -- all fillers. Invigorating: Dr G's Ultimate Green Juice Verve: carrot, apple, beet and ginger Superfood Salad 10.95: Full of seasonal greens, an abundance of fresh veggies, beets, nuts, seeds, sprouts and carrots. We added hummus +1.35. Buddha Bowl 10.95: Everything you see above with added rice, quinoa and avocados plus house dressing. Both items were practically identical. The rice bowl was more filling. I did like the flavors of ingreditens and the mixture they used. HOWEVER, after we finished eating our meal, I discovered they STORED THEIR RAW CARROTS, VEGETABLES, AND BANANAS IN THEIR PUBLIC WASHROOM!! NEXT TO THE TOILET AND CLEANING SUPPLIES! When I confronted the staff, they just brushed me aside and said it was not a concern. I am so disgusted and appalled at the lack of food safety and health codes that are violated here. I will never go back. Ever. And I wish I took a photo to show you all, but I don't take my phone in the washroom with me. Nor my food.