Moguls Coffee House

I had the best white hot chocolate that I’ve ever had! It was amazing, I’m considering going back tonight for another one. Oink oink!

Nice cozy café nestled in whistler village. Everything is home made and they have a lot of gluten free and vegan options!
Raspberry vegan muffin didn’t look quite appealing but it was yummy. Great carbo load before riding the peaks!
Friendly attitude and lots of options.

We’re here from San Diego and had amazing pastries and wonderful coffee with her family and I have an incredible time in Whistler.

Fine places to get a morning cup of joe and pastries. The fruit cup seemed a bit old but everything else was good.

Four words: Raspberry Cream Cheese Croissant
OMG
I could eat them for days and be perfectly content.

Ok… I would have given it 4 stars since they don’t pay attention, but the quality of coffee and baked goods is so good I give it 5 stars. The Americano is so smooth it’s like you put butter in it, really, it’s fantastic and I don’t put anything in my Americano’s.
The gluten free caramel brownie was incredible. Don’t be fooled by ‘gluten free’ labeling, it is amazingly good. My daughter said the triple chocolate chip cookie was great, it must have been because she became savage neanderthal eating it.
If you don’t mind having to double check what you get, this is a great place and very very good coffees.

As far as the coffee and atmosphere of Moguls is concerned is was wonderful. 5 stars.
However, I came in for a quick breakfast and got the «farmer’s sausage wrap». I was sadly disappointed that for $ 8.50, my «sausage» was simply hotdogs cut up and put in the wrap. GROSS!!! Word of warning.

This place not only had a great variety of meal options and baked goods, but they also have some AWESOME coffee. The baristas are also very friendly and provide some very quick and efficient service for their caffeine deprived customers.
My favourite drink thus far: the Carmallatto. Yum!

The morning coffee exploration of Whistler continued — this time with an expedition to Moguls.
It had been a series of several very hot days in Whistler (upper 80’s — Fahrenheit) — which is unusual for the area. And apparently some businesses simply have no AC. Moguls appears to be one of these places. Walking in was liking walking into a sauna. It was really uncomfortable inside. I asked the Barista about the temperature — and he made some comment confirming there is no AC. I’d hate to work in that coffee house!
I ordered my iced Americano — with room for cream, snapped a few photos, and got out of there as fast as I could.
The drink was strong and delicious! Highly recommended — as long as it is not to hot out!

Hipster heaven
This is my second time at this place, and I just can’t get over how hipster this place is. All the cups and lids are very bare minimum so that its environmental friendly. The coffee taste Amazing. The giant cookies are adorable.

Great coffee, smoothies, sandwiches and salads. I really liked the kale salad and baked goods! It’s quite expensive, the café is very small and crowded but worth it! Good for a to-​go healthy meal!

Cozy, indy coffee shop in the Whistler Village. Drip coffee was good and reasonably priced. Breakfast bagel was hearty, fresh & good. Re: previous reviews — *they now accept debit/​credit cards* (but not AmEx). Service was friendly and helpful. Great spot to start the day at Whistler!

— one star because it is cash only. It’s 2014.
Otherwise, this is an indy coffee shop in whistler. The art is youthful and cheap looking, but I like it. The girls were really friendly and fun and I’m a sucker for accents. :)

I’m basing this review on the quality of the food and coffee. I will go further into service in the second paragraph.
The coffee is great, the Americano couldn’t have been better (granted its pretty difficult to mess up) The two wraps I had were definitely filling and full of flavor HIGHLY RECOMMEND the farmers wrap! After tasting both the Farmers Wrap and the Sausage wrap, it was so hard to choose! The mixture of vegetables and egg set the farmers wrap ahead of the rest!
SERVICE HOWEVER wasn’t at all welcoming. I might even go as far to say it was because I was a minority. I didn’t get the warm welcoming smile the other customers ahead of me did. I didn’t think much of it, because well, I am a visitor and I might be darker than the majority of customers there.
After I had ordered my coffee and food, I patiently waited… The coffee was quick, less than 2 minutes. My two wraps however, were some how lost in communication. While I mistakes are made every now and then, when I had mentioned it to the girl making the food, she looked at me bewildered as if it were my fault.
Now I’m no customer service professional, but please PLEASE give me the benefit of a doubt. I have been sitting patiently for nearly 10 minutes with nothing but a cup of coffee in hand. I felt as though I was being accosted until the nice lady at the register said, «you know, it could very well be that I forgot to mention it to her, I’m sorry»
And that was the only apology I received. I was told by the person preparing the food that, «Make sure you listen to when I call the food out» I’m here thinking in my head, ‘no shit, I’ve been waiting and listening, I can’t believe she’s making this situation look like it was my fault’
I got my food, from the woman preparing the wraps, she didn’t say anything else. I was on my way, a bit irked… feeling like I was at fault, but maybe thats because I have a bit more melanin in my skin.

Good place if you’re one of the 1^st ones to snag the 2 bigger tables right at the front, and not recommended for groups bigger than 3! Just another 2 more tables along the wall, so it’s fairly cramped.
Coffee’s alright, though you do feel better that it’s organic, with no pesticides in growing the beans.
cash only, in whistler?!

Late night coffee house!
This place is open late, until about 2:30AMish, and they have the best Almond Milk Mocha I have ever had. Not too sweet, not too syrupy, but just right. The 3^rd shift crew had it going on!
When we first arrived, we were the only ones there, but within 20 minutes the place was packed and reminded of the after club gang, hanging out after the bar. It was bit pricey but the only alternative, as every other café was closed at this wee hour of the night…
For us Debit and Card pushers this place is inconveniently CASH only however they have an ATM inside the Café. Brilliant I tell you!

A nice little locally run place with tasty Coffee and Matcha Lattes, the smoothies were also pretty decent.
I have read good things about the food, breakfast wraps, ‘Manwich’, Bagels etc, but didn’t indulge in anything other than the HUGE oatmeal cranberry and chocolate chip cookie… huge! took 2 days to get through.
Side note — using pasta as stir sticks is pretty darn clever in my opinion!

I guess I must have come to this place on a bad day…
It was dead, even during the busy closing weekend of Cornucopia, which should have been a flag I guess.
Cash only, the three staff that were huddled around talking amongst themselves seemed really bothered when I asked if I could order (read: wasn’t greeted and no one made eye contact when I came in).
Coffee tasted burned and OLD. When I said something the snotty response was that its «organic». Sorry, but I’ve had many a cup of organic coffee before that did not taste like this garbage. Oatbar was touted to be «fresh» but tasted like it had been in the freezer for about 6 months.
Just awful over all. And! To add insult to injury, two americanos and the disgusting oatbar was WAY more than what I would have paid at Starbucks… Which is just up the way.
Will NOT return.

We went to this shop because of the good reviews. Well, I have to say I was so disappointed. As soon as I saw the machine they were using to pull shots and steam milk I knew I shouldn’t even order an espresso drink.
We ordered chai latte, matcha latte and a drip coffee. I have no idea what they put in the chai and matcha but they were undrinkable. This shop does not create high quality drinks. We did not try the food but it looked good.

Came here tonight for hot chocolate and pumpkin pie to end thanksgiving night…
I really adored the maple leaf on the pumpkin pie… too cute…
hot chocolate was perfect…
why –1 stars?
we didn’t like the lady who was working tonight… no personality and bad customer service… NOT FRIENDLY… but then again… if you work in a freezing town full of snow… and stand behind a counter all night… I guess that’s the outcome of the situation…
This is a really cute coffee shop with a good variety of goodies to choose from… in an open shopping center
they are open to 230am.
stop by here for a late night drink and snack!
Happy Thanksgiving!