Ingrid’s Village Cafe

Cute little no frills café in the Whistler village circle. Nice family runs it.
Came here for a quick bite of breakfast to fuel up for a long day of riding. I got one of the meat and one of the veggie samosas and both were ok. The food tasted ok but I didn’t like that it was warmed up with microwave, a quick heat up in the oven would be much better. Both of my foldover came out a bit soggy.
Service is very nice, you can get water outside from the pitcher. Prices are very reasonable.

My husband and I went here for breakfast. This place is a good «on the go» joint. They have a window for people to walk up to from the sidewalk, which is perfect if you have dogs and want to enjoy their outdoor seating. My husband really enjoyed his salmon bagel. Unfortunately, they didn’t have gluten free options so I just ordered a meal without a bun. The ham, tomatoes, cheese, and egg I had were okay, at best. I would have given two stars, but my my husband really enjoyed his salmon bagel combination.

It’s a small café in Whistler. They have 4 tables or so. Enough to seat about 20. But it’s tight. Order at the counter and then pick it up when it’s ready.
Got the number 1. It was a good breakfast with scrambled egg, potato, sausage, and toast. The egg was ok. Diluted with some milk or something. The sausage was excellent. More like a German bratwurst than a breakfast sausage. The potato were mushy and not that great. Bread on the other hand was excellent.
Service was fast and friendly.
So some items were really good some not as good. Worth a stop though for an inexpensive way to start your day.

Most of their food is microwaved and consistent with the quality you would get at a convenience store.

Would definitely go back. Homemade food. Sandwiches are very good. Beef was cooked there not processed. Turkey burgers are very good. Lots of vegan options also. So many options I will have to go back several times.

Food that hits the spot and not your waistline. This vegan shop has everything you need for lunch and breakfast. I ordered the avocado breakfast sandwich and it tasted great. The avocado was a mix spread. I also ordered coffee and Canadian fresh squeeze juice. The place seats probably 10 people and another 10 outside. I was in snow gear so eating outside was fine. It’s next to Amsterdam bar so there EDM music buzzing in the air. Staff is friendly and the food is solid. I recommend any of their sandwiches since they are made to order and tasty!

Just called this place to ask if they are very busy for the breakfast. The girl said they don’t take reservations until January and hang up on me. It might be good food but will never go to this place because this was just rude.

I liked this place so much that I came here two times for breakfast during my short stay! Each time I was greeted by warm and friendly faces. The place isn’t huge, but there are some tables to park yourself and they open at 7 AM, which is great for someone who is used to a time zone that is two hours ahead of Whistler.
Both times I ordered the bagel that came with smoked salmon and cream cheese. The bagel was the perfect amount of crispy and they put a generous portion of smoked salmon on the bagel. It was so delicious!!! It also comes with scrambled eggs. If I remember correctly, I think it was only $ 8.50, which seems like such a bargain after checking out how much the local grocery store is charging for salmon.
In addition to the bagel, I also got coffee both times. I had the mocha and it was perfect. Super foamy at the top and the perfect amount of sweetness (I didn’t have to add any sugar or cream).
Overall, a great place for breakfast (and probably lunch as well)! Will definitely return when I’m in the area again.

We had the soup of the day, potato and leek, and beef and barley, best homemade soup ever. And the German burger is simply mouth watering. A perfect place to warm the heart and stomach and get going again.

In one word Delish. Had the German beef burger. Nice staff. Lots of healthy options. Burger very light and tasty. Lots of vegan options as well. Will be back next visit!

Had take-​away breakfast here twice. Both times asked for gluten free options and was lectured about gluten free and how it isn’t «a real thing». Also was asked personal health information about what reason we are gluten free. Would have rather just been given breakfast.
Orders were missing something both times. I suppose if we had received complete orders each time we went we would have been happier with the service. Food was ok — fine for a quick breakfast.

A great place if you want deli food. It’s the opposite of most places here in the village which are overly fancy, with some things on the menu that are over the top and over priced. The day we went, we got up late, and had some biking to do. We didn’t want a typical sit-​down that would take a hour, and have us wait for a waiter. We went to Ingrid’s, got 2 great sandwiches, soup, and a great broccoli salad (like you would find at a grocery store/​super market.) It was relatively cheap, homemade, and very tasty. My wife got regular drip coffee, and we were totally satisfied. We were in and out in 30 minutes. Awesome. Definitely go there if you don’t need the fancy, but want quality.

Had the superior veggie burger and falafel burger while there and it was delicious! Great service, and super quickly done and the price is on the low level for Whistler Village. I’d recommend to anyone. They have coffee and some pastries, too.

Ingrid’s is a good place for breakfast or lunch.
I hit here one afternoon for a low carb Ruben sandwich (no bread) and a dill pickle. The Ruben could have a bit more meat in it.
The dill pickles are excellent! I’m always craving a good dilll pickle and came here several times during our week in Whistler specifically for a dill pickle to munch on. Yumm!!!

Probably the best «quick lunch» you’ll find in the Village. Good turkey burger.
Very unpretentious, and much better than you’d expect from this gem of a hole-​in-​the-​wall.

I really like this place, it’s quaint and cute and has some delicious food with a decent variety in food selection. They also have these fruit smoothies that they sell, and they’re fairly priced and delicious. This isn’t a place you go to take a large grup (or much of a group at all) and sit down to enjoy your food. This is the cute deli where you come to get some DELICIOUS food and then take it elsewhere, because the place is smaaaaaaaall.

We came here for breakfast the first day. for some reason we thought it was closer to the lifts but we were mistaken and ended up walking around for a couple minutes before we finally asked someone how to get here.
Very small… definitely no room for any more than 6 people inside at once. They didn’t have anywhere for you to put your skis and/​or snowboards either. It wasn’t overly busy when we were there so our food came out pretty quick which was nice. Brandon wasn’t a fan of his breakfast burrito but that’s because he didn’t read the sign which said what all was inside of it. I had a plain bagel with cream cheese and it was okay. They did have a variety of tea flavors including mint which was very tasty.

Great prices for being in the Village. You can get soup, sandwich, and breakfast items here.

I enjoy the food whenever I go. The sandwiches are made fresh and the portion sizes are good.
I just can’t get over the mediocre service, however. I feel like the employees really don’t want to be there. And this is every time I go in. I rarely get a smile and there has been a couple of times when I’ve been stood at the register for a good ¾ minutes before I’m even acknowledged. If only they’d cheer up. You’re living in a paradise :)

Surprisingly affordable considering its location and the best homemade food I experience in Whistler. Humble and independently owned, it’s a local favorite as well as a popular visitor attraction. There is usually a little line during lunch time, but well worth the wait.