Chartreuse Moose - 100 Mile House, British Columbia

Bronwen L.

We had great Americano coffee (the kind where you can savor the roasty flavor not bitter, cling to your tongue stuff). Impressed with the fluffy homemade gluten free bread. I loved their inventiveness by using a fettuccine noodle as stir sticks. If I lived here this place would be my go-to.

Sarah

Stopped in here when driving through hundred mile as the reviews looked good and were honestly kind of disappointed - got a lattè an Americano , a breakfast wrap and a traditional breakfast and nothing was bad but I wouldn’t come back for any of the items - coffee was okay but not a verry strong roast- breakfast wrap was $17 so we expected it to be big and it was small and not anything special - traditional breakfast was good value (2 pieces of toast , scrambled egg (you don’t get to choose only scrambled), a hearty pile of bacon (bacon was cooked perfect ) and a hashbrown ) the disappointment was the photo showed shredded hashbrowns and it was a hashbrown patty instead but my boyfriend was more then happy to eat that off my plate since his wrap wasn’t filling - overall we left fed and caffeinated. I do like that they have local art on the walls that’s for sale.

Don A.

A coffee shop with a lot of atmosphere. The Vanilla Latte, and the London fog we got were very well made by friendly people and in the perfect size, 24 oz.

yo B.

Popped by to grab a couple afternoon cold ones. Service was quick. Found it funny that the barista gave us a hard time for ordering decaf- then gave the next customer a hard time for something they ordered as well. Maybe this is just part of the service they offer? Prices on par with other coffee shops. Neat that they have a map displaying places where other customers have hailed from. Money display too!

Katherine S.

What a gem! We had breakfast biscuits and coffee - delicious, homemade biscuits and the coffee was so good! Also completely gluten free options (made in house, separately). Incredible wildlife photography on the walls, lovely stop!

Jordi M.

The food is good but a little pricey for the sandwiches. Their drinks a totally worth it tho.

Alicia N.

I highly recommend trying this place if you haven't before. I had the soup and sandwich deal for lunch; the sandwich was good, the beef barley soup was phenomenal.

My son had the side mac and cheese, which was delicious and a good portion size for him.

I will say that you can expect to pay a price that reflects the quality of the food and beverage. The portion sizes are not huge, but frankly I was expecting that with this type of establishment. If you're hungry, order a bit extra, you won't be disappointed.

The staff were friendly and helpful, the atmosphere was perfect "cozy-cafe". The iced latte was really good, and very reasonably sized.

Bottom line: I might drive up from Vancouver just for that soup.

Caitlyn

An adorable cafe with a wide variety of snack and lunch options. We had the oat latte, peppermint tea, apple pie, and amish baked oatmeal - all were delicious and perfect for a sunny spring day. Would strongly recommend if you're looking for a cozy lunch while in 100 Mile House.