Anie's Pizza & Bakery - Cache Creek, British Columbia

Sylvain B.

Les autres commentaires devaient être ironiques…
Le personnel au bord du gouffre, la salade César était composée d’iceberg parsemé de fromage et les pizzas à oublier…
Le plus glauque resto de notre road trip.

Nathan

Ses nul pas de nourriture pas de embience

Booyaka S. (.

The drive up here was long, and we had our hearts set on eating here. My wife saw a YouTube video of a Filipino woman making pizza in what she considered the middle of nowhere 😆. My wife, being Filipino as well, wanted to support her business as we were traveling to the sand dune further up the highway. The food was amazing, some of the best pizza I've ever had, actually. My daughter even suggested that we stop in on the way back, too, and i agreed. The letdown was asking for Anie herself, and we asked another Filipino coworker if she was Anie. She said no, she wasn't, and kind of got defensive and asked what we needed her for. I tried to explain to her about the video and my wife, but she looked annoyed. I get that they are busy, so I just said forget it. Don't bother her and just leave the restaurant. We changed our minds about stopping in on the way back.. I would still recommend this place as the food was spectacular

Duang W.

Love love love Anie’s pizza. We stopped at Anie’s on our way to Whistler. The restaurant is super clean and cool which is super helpful when the weather outside was scorching hot. Highly recommend!

Harjit J.

Nice little spot at the main intersection on 97 in Cache Creek BC. Right across the street from the DQ. DEFINITELY RECOMMEND grabbing pizza here. Loads of fresh toppings. The crust is baked perfectly.

Ioni S.

Real disappointed. Have been going for years. Told everyone about their great pizza so stopped in on way home from PG and ordered the smoked beef brisket which was expensive but beef is expensive so we thought it would be worth it. When we pulled over to eat it we found it was cheap chunks of smoked ham. One person in our group couldn't eat it because it was pork not beef like we ordered. Total rip off. Won't go again. Already told everyone not to bother stopping.

Curtis L.

Disappointing to say the least.

We acknowledge that we arrived 45 minutes before closing time, but when we asked at the counter if that was "where we need to order to eat in" I would have expected a reply that would have tipped their hand that we couldn't eat in anymore. I guess the very surly face we received as we walked in should have been the tell-tale sign. At any rate we ordered the lasagna and a beef dip(they were not able to make a Philly cheesesteak that was on the menu). We ordered, and $60 and 15 minutes later, our packed-up-to-go meals were delivered to the table we were seated at. While the lasagna was almost passable, and was of a meal-size proportion, the "beef dip" was 2 slices of beef slapped between sub bun halves. No aioli, pffft. Not even mayo, mustard, or butter, heck...there was barely even meat. No word of a lie, I could have found more meat on a picked-over flattened squirrel carcass on the road out front. The fries were anaemic. The jus, I guess, was the bright spot, it was a clear, brown, salty liquid. On a side note, the poor guy who had ordered (a pizza) sometime before us waited quietly. A half hour before closing his pizza (boxed) arrived and he was questioned "were you planning on eating that here?". His response of "a couple pieces here, then the rest at my hotel" must have drawn a look of some sort.... He almost took a bite of 1 piece.... before putting it back, closing the lid, and walking out without a bite.

Sad state, we will not eat here again...thank god for Hungry Herbies down the street.

Daniel T.

The pizza was alright… the crust was doughy, the cheese felt like a thick slab. They were generous with the toppings, and the flavours were good!