Artigiano Whistler - Whistler Village

The food was very tempting to eat. Although they did not have many options for beverages (other than coffee or tea), the food was absolutely delicious. The plain coffee was tasty and very satisfactory. My daughter got the chocolate croissant and hot chocolate. She said it was very delicious and the hot chocolate was the perfect temperature. The interior was aesthetically pleasing and very vibey. Overall, this restaurant was spectacular and deserves at least 4 stars.

Yummy americano. Cute atmosphere with nice tables. Nice workers.

$13.50 for a soggy baguette sandwich was paradoxically hard to swallow. Coffee was average. Disappointing experience compared to their other

Ordered a hot chocolate with whipped cream and it was 75 percent whipped cream.

My partner and I made the mistake of driving to Cafe Artigiano for Vancouver 's Hot Chocolate festival since they were listed as a contender and we were looking for a fun day trip! Sadly what we got was the most tepid, unflavoured, uninspired beverage we have had the misfortune of ordering.The staff member was extremely sick (no voice, coughing all over the place) when taking our order we mentioned having driven to Whistler for the hot chocolate she said oh you must be kidding She took our order and when she put down the drinks they were identical and nothing like the poster showed or described. The sides (a crucial part of the hot chocolate festival experience) were missing and when asked about it the barista told us We don 't have the ingredients for it and it 's basically the same thing anyways.. Don 't worry this is just as good Plot twist, it wasn 't.The overall experience was comical it was so bad.