Best French Bakery in Lake Louise

"This is my all time favourite place to eat breakfast in Lake Louise Village. The grilled sandwiches here are unbelievable, and they’re the perfect breakfast, brunch or lunch option if you just want to grab something and go. For breakfast, I absolutely love the avocado and toast (with extra bacon), but you really can’t go wrong."

"Trailhead Cafe is also located in the Samson Mall in Lake Louise. They offer a selection of great coffee, hot breakfasts including breakfast sandwiches and baked goods."

"Located in the Samson Mall, the Trailhead Cafe serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, great goodies to go and of course, coffee and drinks."

"On the opposite end of the spectrum of the Fairview is a great budget-friendly restaurant in Lake Louise, Bill Peyto’s Cafe. Although less fancy, this place is very popular with raving reviews on TripAdvisor. On a recent trip to Lake Louise, I stayed at the Hi Lake Louise Alpine Center (a great budget hotel option.) Bill Peyto’s Cafe is actually located in the hotel so I really had no choice but to check it out for myself."

"Bill Peyto’s Cafe is the Lake Louise equivalent of Cougar Pete’s in Banff. Again, Bill Peyto’s Cafe is located in the Lake Louise Hostel. The food at Bill Peyto’s is simple, cheap food that’ll fill you up in a hurry."

"A locals favorite for casual atmosphere, apres ski drinks, great burgers, sandwiches and salads. Good value, standard restaurant fare with good sized portions. Located in HI-Hostel."

"101 Village Road, Lake Louise, Banff National Park, Alberta T0L 1E0, CanadaOutdoor Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Takeout, Seating, Parking Available, Free Off-Street Parking, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Accepts Discover, Accepts Credit CardsFast Food, Cafe, Healthy, Canadian, Gluten Free Options, Vegetarian FriendlyDinner, Breakfast, LunchHK$31 - HK$94+1 403-522-2017"

"This is far more of a bakery than the trailhead cafe, and the selection of biscuits, cookies, pastries, Nanaimo Bars and cakes is much higher. They also have a decent selection of pies, sausage rolls, patties, pizza and other deli foods. I generally prefer the Trailhead Cafe to Laggan’s, as I’m a sandwich guy and they’re a lot more interesting (the coffee is also better)."

"Laggan’s bakery is a popular counter-serve cafe offering house-baked pastries, sandwiches & soups with coffee & tea drinks. It is located in the Samson Mall in Lake Louise Village. They have a wonderful selection of scones, cookies, bars, croissants, and more."

"Emerald Lake Lodge offers you a more privy place than most other lodges, which is one of the reasons why it’s preferred by couples a lot more than other sites. The outdoor hot pool is open throughout the year and offers you a brilliant view of the mountains that it lies among, as well as Emerald Lake, which the lodge is named after. If you’re keenly looking to get away from the rush and the noise of the cities and want someplace secluded and silent for you to recharge, then this is the best place for you."

"Located in the Yoho National Park surrounded by the Rocky Mountains, Emerald Lake Lodge features rooms with wood burning fireplaces. An outdoor hot tub, 3 restaurants and a lounge are also provided. Emerald Lake Lodge rooms include a private bathroom and balcony."

"If you have a chance, stay for a night in Emerald Lake Lodge, a little log cabin with amazing views of the lake and surrounding areas. In the winter months, you will truly feel like you are living in a snow globe!"

"Family owned restaurant located in Samson Mall is convenient for families. Their menu offers a variety of options from hearty meals to children's menus."

"At Mountain Restaurant you can have both a scenic view and a delicious dinner. Our family owned and operated restaurant in Lake"

"Num-ti-jah Lodge, Bow Lake – Stop by this lodge along the Icefields Parkway on Bow Lake for a delightful surprise. The location is great along the lakeshore. We came to visit the small trading post gift store and coffee shop for coffee and hot cocoa and left with delicious desserts and bison chili."

"If you leave early enough and have time, there is a hike to Bow Glacier Falls from Bow Lake at Num-Ti-Jah Lodge. There is also another more rugged and time consuming hike nearby to Helen Lake and Cirque Peak (which I would have done if we were here for longer)."

"Constructed in 1927 as a way station for Swiss mountaineering guides leading clients up to the summit of Mt Victoria, this twin-level log chalet looks like something out of the pages of Heidi. Nestled in a quiet... Top ChoicePub Food in Banff Town"

"No driving today, instead you’ll be transported by horseback to the Plain of Six Glaciers Tea House. If horses aren’t your thing, you can also hike to the tea house."

"Located beside the Mountain Restaurant and Husky Gas Station, across the road from Mountaineer Lodge, this cafe serves light meals, coffee and specialty drinks. Great for gas up and go."

"Offering an assortment of freshly made sandwiches, decadent pastries, seasonal salads and gourmet snacks, your take out selections have been sustainably crafted to take on your next adventure!. Non contractual photo"

"Inspired by our mountain guide history, The Guide’s Pantry offers a variety of fresh salads, sandwiches, baked goods and desserts. Sit to eat in our deli lounge or grab a snack to-go."

"Canyon-clinging catwalks will lead you through the gorge to two waterfalls- the Lower Falls at 1.1 km, then the Upper Falls at 2.7 km. Most people end their hike at the Upper Falls, but we recommend carrying on another 3 kilometers to the Ink Pots. Here you can enjoy seven greenish-blue pools of spring water surrounded by open meadows. It’s a fantastic place for a quiet picnic."

"Morning: Johnston Canyon Afternoon: Banff Gondola or Tunnel Mountain Hike or East of Rundle Hike (In Canmore) Evening: Dinner in Banff (the Town) If you are doing to Calgary to Banff drive in the morning then you can push the activities above to later in the day since Banff in the summer has a lot of day lights and the sun does not set till 10pm or so at night."

"Optional Day Trip from Banff: Yoho National Park Yoho National Park is a much smaller national park next to Banff National Park. Most visitors do not know about Yoho National Park but it has some amazing lakes and waterfalls such as the Emerald Lake, Takakkaw Falls, Wapta Falls, and Kicking Horse River. If you were able to do more each day during your 3 days in Banff and have extra time, then you should definitely try to add Yoho National Park to your Banff summer itinerary."

"Although the smallest (1310 sq km) of the four national parks in the Rockies, Yoho is a diamond in the (very) rough. This wilderness is the real deal; it's some of the continent's least tarnished.East of Field on Hwy 1 is the Takakkaw Falls road, open from late June to early October. At 255m, Takakkaw Falls is one of the highest waterfalls in Canada. From here the Iceline Trail, a 20km hiking loop, passes many glaciers and spectacular scenery."

"You will spend some time around quaint little mountain towns: Canmore, Banff, Lake Louise, travel through the World famous Icefields Parkway and visit the largest National Park in the Canadian Rockies - Jasper. On the way back west to Vancouver this guide will take you via Wells Gray Provincial Park and back along the Sea to Sky Highway to give you a chance to see all the things you didn't manage to see on the way up."

"40 minutes from Banff is the beautiful Lake Louise. Lake Louise is known for its turquoise, glacier-fed lake ringed by high peaks and overlooked by a stately chateau (Hotel Chateau Lake Louise). Access to the lake is free."

"Then return to Lake Louise and hike into the hills for lunch at one of the historic mountain teahouses, Lake Agnes or the Plain of the Six Glaciers. From Lake Louise, drive the Bow Valley Parkway south toward Banff, stopping to follow the trail through Johnston Canyon. When you arrive in Banff, see an evening concert, lecture, or other event at the modern Banff Centre."

"Lake Agnes Teahouse Hike is the most iconic and popular hike in the Lake Louise region. Not only will you get the chance to see Lake Louise from a higher vantage point, you’ll also get to try some delicious tea and pastries at the historic tea house. The hike there is about 3.5 km one-way and is a steady climb throughout."

"Lake Agnes is the only spot on this list that requires a bit of an effort to get to. It's an hour or 90 minutes easy uphill walk. A little exercise won't hurt anyone and if it means sitting and taking in the views on the shoreline of this lake then you can be rest assured that it was worth it."

"This World Heritage site protects the amazing Cambrian-age fossil beds on Mt Stephen and Mt Field. These 515-million-year-old fossils preserve the remains of marine creatures that were some of the earliest forms of life on earth. You can only get to the fossil beds by guided hikes, which are led by naturalists from the Burgess Shale Geoscience Foundation. Reservations are essential."

"Continue a bit higher to Minnestimma Lakes, or higher yet to Sentinel Pass, and you’ll be rewarded with wonderful views of the Valley of Ten Peaks. It’s 4.3 km one way to Larch Valley/Minnestimma Lakes and the round trip can take up to 4 hours."

"If you are pretty fit and have a lot of time, you can do the Beehive Circuit Trail at Lake Louise to see both Lake Agnes and the Plain of Six Glaciers. Food at the tea house"