Alpine Bakery

Great sourdough bread!  I liked the Klondiker.  The line was a bit long, but with the wait.

More like 3.5 stars. Lovely back patio, great selection of baked goods (including some vegan and gluten conscious options). The breads are lovely but not cheap.

As not a fan of $0.75 extra for oat or soy milk in lattes. Therefore I didn't try any lattes or 'milk' based drinks. They tried to serve us the pesto cheese bread bun and tofu pizza cold and we had to ask to have it heated up.
Service is friendly but a bit slow. We came at 10am on a Saturday but I wouldn't be surprised if this place has bigger lines/and a wait as it gets busier.

Even though I didn't take any food picture while i was there but let me tell you very honestly that they have so so so much of bakery goods that you will have hard time deciding on what you want to eat.
Everything is freshly baked in brick oven so imagine the freshness and taste. For sure its not regular grocery store so prices are little on higher end. Not too too expensive though.
I tried pumpkin spice latte which is very creamy and flavourful , a person next to my table was raving all about the yellow spice turmeric latte. Apple strudel i had just melted in my mouth and i am guessing that their all time famous is onion,rosemary,walnut bun as not only me but almost every other person bought it.
They also have customized chocolates with engraving of thank you and happy birthday.
Staff is very pleasing and helpful. You can use wifi and sit inside or outside on their patio which is like litle garden with benches to sit and eat. Clean bathroom. Baskets and dairy to purchase too. Homemade yogurt, dips and spreads can be purchased from here.

A great place to have your
morning coffee a nice pesto biscuit and the deserts are first class.

Very tasty and fresh, really good quality baked goods like seriously the dough is amazing and soft. Had their new iced coffee and it was very nice, good amount of cinnamon. The drip coffee was also very nice taste and hot.

No breakfast food except muffins, scones, bread, granola and cookies. We were a little disappointed because we were hoping for an actual breakfast. Looks like they do have soup, sandwiches and dahl for lunch. But the baked goods they did have are fantastic. Made with healthy and interesting grains such a spelt, oats and buckwheat. And my muffin was definitely low on the sugar, which I still loved it!  They also sell an assortment of organic foods, such as yogurt, housemate pastel and hummus, granola, and some canned and dried foods also. Lovely garden outback growing tons of variety of veggies. Not just your run-of-the-mill, but things like fava beans, corn and horseradish.

Great soup for a cold winter day, especially with home made bread or cheese bread. The pizza is also fantastic.

So glad to have come across this cozy spot! Very vegan friendly and delicious baked goods. Had the raisin bran muffin and a cinnamon roll. Both had lots of flavor without being overly sweet. Also good coffee :)
The staff couldn't be nicer too!

Their 1 kilogram Expedition Bread lasts 4-5 weeks without refrigeration.
Beat that!

Every time I would venture out on proper camping trip as a youngster, we would always stock up at the Bakery. Everything is good here. You could literally point at random to fill up your canvas bag and leave a happy customer. Ready for whatever the wilderness has in store for you. Well, at least wait till you sit in your car before you tear into that baked goodness.

The Alpine Bakery has changed its attitude for the better in recent years. Still kinda granola-y but with a good heart. They are organic and sustainable and truly act the part.
This is a necessary stop on your next Yukon trip.

If there could be 10 stars... I was staying with family and I couldn't stop eating the bread at their house! They brought me here! I had the red cabbage soup, I believe. It was delicious! Especially on a cold afternoon. Pleasant service and a great variety of health foods and drinks.