The 49 best breakfast and brunch in Whistler

We came to Southside Diner on Sept. 30, 2025 @ 8:00am for breakfast, and the experience was extremely disappointing due to how unprofessional and rude the server was. Our server - a middle-aged woman with blond hair - was dismissive and disrespectful from the start. It was raining outside, so I hung my raincoat on one of the "covid" - clear plastic dividers at our table to let it dry. Instead of politely asking me to remove it, the server grabbed my coat without my permission and told me not to hang it there because "the screen is flimsy" and that her boss doesn't like it and gets mad when people do that. The way she handled it was completely unnecessary and lacked basic courtesy. A few minutes later, I asked if my mom could have some hot water, and the server immediately replied that it "better not be for our own tea bag," or she'd have to charge us an extra $5. That comment was not only rude but also extremely unprofessional - it implied that we were trying to get away with something, which was insulting and completely uncalled for. There's a way to enforce policies while still treating customers with respect, but this server clearly had no sense of professionalism or hospitality. Although, our food was tasty, we left feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. Regardless of the food quality, no restaurant should tolerate such behavior from their staff. I would not recommend this diner to anyone who values respectful service.

A classic diner. Small booths and counter service. Friendly and efficient staff. The food was good. Prepared fresh and to order. The Chefs/cooks appear to be trained well. Even with a small work area, the dishes are well prepared and served quickly. The wait staff is very friendly. They are very attentive and fast. Parking can be a challenge as there are very limited parking spaces at the front of the diner.

Came here as I saw reviews that locals love coming to a no frills diner. That's exactly what it is. Waited 20-30 minutes for a 2 person table. I had the breakfast poutine and I found that quite filling that I couldn't even finish it. Would recommend coming here if you wanted a no frills place to eat. The place was a bit loud but I guess that means people are enjoying their food.

While fuelling up our bikes in Squamish, a few fellow riders recommended Southside Diner at Whistler Creek and we’re so glad we listened! On our way to Lillooet, we made a quick stop here and it turned out to be the perfect spot. We were greeted by a super friendly lady who took great care of us, and the breakfast was excellent, hearty portions, tasty, and well priced. The menu has plenty of choices, making it a great stop for breakfast or brunch. The country style interior gives it a cozy, down to earth feel, and there’s also a patio outside if you want to enjoy your meal with fresh air and mountain vibes. Tons of parking space right in front, which is perfect for riders like us. This will definitely become one of our regular stops when we’re riding through the area. If you're in or passing through Whistler Creek, I’d highly recommend stopping by for a bite!

I recently treated myself to breakfast at Southside Diner in Whistler, and let me tell you—it was nothing short of delightful. I sampled three standout items: their stuffed French toast, the Buddha Breakfast Bowl, and simple yet satisfying scrambled eggs, and each one brought its own joy to the plate.

Great breakfast spot in Whistler. Large menu with many delicious options. Good service.

We've been here twice now, and both times the breakfast was fantastic! Highly recommend this local cafe.

Charming breakfast spot with a cozy atmosphere and friendly service. The food was decent but the overall experience made it worth a visit. Good place to try if you’re in the village and want something different.

I read a lot of good reviews, and walked in with high expectations! Although the group arrived after me was seated before us, the waiting time was acceptable. We ordered an omelette and a savoury crepe. The smoked salmon omelette was pretty good, but the crepe was quite disappointing. It was quite dry… The most disappointing part was the service…. Everything was fine until the waitress cleared the table, including napkins at the very same second that I put my fork down. I was still having my last bite. She didn’t asked if we were done, instead simply took the dishes and said I will bring your bill. We understand the restaurant was busy But from the moment the food was served till we walked out of the restaurant, it was only 25mins….. I don’t know why she was rushing us…

Let me start by saying I've worked and been married into the service industry for over a decade. I say this with a great disappointment and I'm insulted by what we experienced here today. I don't know if they're just having an off day or what but it's as if it was the whole staffs first day on earth today. I'm not sure if it's a requirement to have never seen a single scrambled egg before to work here?? We sent one of the over and under cooked (at the same time!) eggs back to see if they'd bring a normal $7 egg back but they just microwaved it or something, it was awful. You can see the what they handed back in the photo provided, I wish I had gotten a before shot. My brother got the Florentine eggs Benedict and it was a gross heap of wet plain spinach on an untoasted English muffin. The egg pan is clearly too hot and the hash brown pan was clearly too cold. I like crispy bacon but not burnt bacon for the price. The only good thing was the maple latte. Our server never checked on us and everyone was like a zombie, it was so bizarre. I genuinely regret not speaking up while there but it didn't seem like it would have mattered if I had. For the whole staff to clearly not care whatsoever is obviously the fault of management who themselves must not care and cannot encourage anyone here to care or be proud about the services provided.

Would give 100 stars if I could. From out of town and just had a good feeling about this place. Visited with our 4 M/O puppy and were accommodated with a water bowl, a mug of ice cubes, lots and lots of love, and exceptional service. The food was delicious (possibly the best breakfast we've ever had) Will for sure be coming back here. You will 100% be glad you came to Crêpe Montagne:) Massive shoutout to Emma and Natasha

I read a lot of good review and was excited to try this place. My experience did not live up to my expectations at all. The space is cozy, charming, and very welcoming. My mocha... Meh? My crepe (Belle Helene) was raw tasting and left a lingering flour taste. Overall dish were very average, if not slightly below. A taste I cannot justify at this price point. I expected better. Mine did come with a good poached pear, which was perfectly cooked. Still bright and refreshing. But the crepe ruined it. Chocolate sauce tasted store bought and not made in house. Vanilla icecream was the same, nothing to write home about. Don't get me wrong, I think you can corporate mass producing ingredients into perfectly good comfort dishes with the right balance. But this was not it. It left me feeling like I was having a thoughtless dish, cheaply put together and made into a fancy dish with a touch of poached pear. The bratwurst on the side was pretty good, probably the only thing I actually like. I don't recall now but the herb in there was pretty on point. But at $6 for such a small portion (doesn't appeared to even be a link worth) left me questioning the portion size. The whole service was very messy. The waitresses kept asking each other what's what and they just all seems very confused. They seems to be trying so I want to praise them for effort but it doesn't make for a good dining experience. One of the waitress almost drop the hot mocha on me because her hand was super shaky. This place is definitely not for me, and I doubt I would return. It was nice to go once though.

We visit this place everytime we are in whistler. We usually like the brunch which is better. Lunch was ok. The crepes are a must get

Crepe was taste good but I had egg and tomato crepe which there was no sign of taste of egg in the crepe. I asked for side of spinach which made crepe unpleasant.. spinach was like a piece of cooked but cold on top of the crepe…

A great place to start your day. Food is fresh and delicious (we had the Buckwheat Pancakes and Power Bites, which we can both absolutely recommend), coffee was very good, staff is friendly - if you're wondering where to grab your breakfast in Whistler: search no more!

I am vegan and had been looking for good vegan food in british colombia. The staff were attentive. The food was wonderful. I got the burger with salad.the mustard dressing with beets was a great salad combination. The beet burger was wonderful with the onions. I loved the buckwheat pancakes. The 9 yr old I was with loved the beets too! I needed this restaurant to help me fuel my day in a healthy way. Thank you for your food, from a vegan tourist!

I came here with my parents and had a net positive experience here despite the 3 stars. It's a small place, with about 3 tables inside and 3 outside, but they do provide real plates, cutlery, etc for dining in. The staff were very friendly. They were out of a few things - no more oatmeal and only one serving of matcha left when we all wanted matcha, but the alternatives that we went with were still appealing, so it wasn't a big deal. The one matcha went to my mom, and it seemed like she got the scraps of it because it looked and tasted pretty watery. I got a chai latte which was pretty good but a little grainy. The food on the other hand was really good. I got the buckwheat pancakes and tried some of the smoothie bowl. The pancakes were hearty and fluffy, topped with a delicious berry chia jam and cashew cream. The plate came with 3 small-ish pancakes which was a satisfying portion that wasn't too much. We were also asked if we wanted maple syrup with the pancakes, but I ended up not needing to add any because the jam and cream were enough. Maple syrup is $2 for a small cup so I would recommend skipping it unless you really want something sweeter. The jam and cream are just modestly sweet which was perfect for me. The blueberry smoothie bowl was also delicious and came with lots of toppings - their granola had a delightful texture. It was a bit of a wait for food, so ordering the breakfast plates is probably not the best option if you're in a hurry, but they have ready-to-eat stuff available if you do want something quick, and the drinks didn't take long. I would have liked to return if I were in Whistler longer to try more of their food menu.

I was so grateful to find vegan, gluten-free and organic food in Whistler. I ordered three different dishes with my family and the matcha latte and am so sad to say that I was unimpressed by all of them. The food was very bland (just veggies complied together) with a really heavy garlic sauce. It all lacked flavour. The latte was extremely watery and had chunks on something in it (my guess is nuts from the nut milk). I wanted to love it and support, but the food for the price just does not make sense.

Such a nice little cafe in Function Junction. Delicious and nutritious meals and very kind and efficient service! We had the Rise N Shine wrap and the smoothie bowl and both were lovely.

We were really disappointed with the food here. Both the wrap and pancakes were really tasteless. The description of the wrap seemed promising but it was just hummus (not good) and a huge amount of shredded carrots wrapped together with no salt, no sauce and no taste. I'm rarely disappointed by organic vegan food but this place really doesn't hold justice to it. I guess the cheesecake was at least alright even if it really didn't taste like a cheesecake.

Absolutely love the idea and the design. Everything made is fresh, healthy and organic!! Very friendly and hospitable employees, they’re happy to serve their customers. Loved the chai tea, their daily special soup and Rise ‘N’ Shine Warp. Custom orders can be placed as well. Definitely recommend checking out this business.

Not sure breakfast was a good choice for trying out this spot. It wasn’t busy at all — nobody else there on a Saturday, which I gather is rare. Coffee was good and service was fine. But the Rise & Shine pie was disappointing: lovely appearance but bland taste. I will have to return sometime to try a lunch/dinner option.

Well, I can say I have never had a kangaroo meat pie, but you can get one of those here. It reminds me of pot pies and you can get it "mountain style" with mashed potatoes, mush peas, and gravy on top. Very tasty! Quite original! Staff was really into it, knew everything you needed to know about Australian meat pies.

I had the Aussie peaked pie and my sister had the beef curry peaked pie. Both tasted great and were very filling! When we went, they were out of mashed potatoes (TT), but the peas with the pie alone were still good and helped balance out the saltiness. Looking forward to visiting again!

One of the more unique finds during our visit to Whistler was an Australian pie shop. We tried the vegetarian pies with gravy, and they were absolutely worth it—a must-try if you’re in the area. It was our first time trying Australian pies, and we were pleasantly surprised by the flavors. Do note, there’s no free parking and no restrooms available, so plan accordingly.

Dessert pies! I got the vegan mixed berry and my husband got the apple crisp. Both were delicious, service was fast and helpful, the smell of this place is incredible! Amazing flaky pastry, so many options meal all day long.

I am always down for a savoury pie so when I learned about this place, I made a mental note to try it out. I ordered the chicken brie “peaked” which added a scoop of mushy peas along with mash potatoes and gravy. The pie was delicious and served within seconds of my order which satisfied my typical lack of patience when hunger strikes.

A Must-Try in Whistler! Peaked Pies is a true Whistler signature. The pies are delicious, warm, and full of flavour. Topped with creamy mashed potatoes and gravy — it’s comfort food at its best. Don’t leave Whistler without trying one!

The coffee had deep notes and a wonderful aftertaste — one of the best I’ve had on this trip. Bake-wise, I’d recommend the fruit pastries over the chocolate ones. A must-stop for coffee lovers!

This is such a wonderful spot to enjoy picking up a delicious bakery treat! The front of the store is always filled with beautifully freshly baked items that smell delightful. The coffee was delicious, and the whole place just smells incredible—it's a true delight to visit.

Is there anything better than people-watching while enjoying a great pastry and a rich cup of coffee on a sunny autumn afternoon? In Whistler? There are so many eateries with unique menus…but I recommend a stop in here. Make your selection (it will be hard, as everything looks so tempting!) and take it to go…grab one of the many park benches, sit back, relax, and take in the sights. Exhale. Repeat as often as required. 😉

I was spoilt for choice when i entered Purebread! Tried the spinach roll and lemon scone. The scone was palm-sized huge and tasty! Highly recommend!

All of the pastries and savory treats looked fresh and delicious. The service was fast and the employees were kind. We got the country apple cake and veggie sausage roll. The sausage was roll was finished before I took a picture! The country apple cake was really good, lots of apple and not too sweet. The only suggestion I have is to add decaf option to the coffee choices, otherwise everything else was great.

I visited the coffee shop yesterday and had a mixed experience. The Caffè Latte was excellent- well-made and definitely the highlight of the order. However, the scone I was served was a major disappointment. Despite seeing the beautiful, glazed scones on display (like the Raspberry White Chocolate Scone), the one I received felt like it was pulled from the back. It was dry, cold, and not offered to be warmed up.

Oh my god!! So much to choose from.quality is well maintained.staffs are so friendly and attentive .I brought some it was so good.Must try at whistler

I had a delicious meal at The Wildflower for dinner this evening, it all started with exceptional service from Martin, who was present but never overbearing. The food was locally sourced and the flavours balanced and varied. I had the scallops with pork belly and the mushroom risotto, then Martin suggested the Coconut Cheesecake for dessert it was so creamy and decadent. I was dining on my own and the atmosphere in the dining room was pleasant and inviting.

They took such good care of us! Our server was vegan and asked the kitchen to make me a custom breakfast - tofu scramble, mushrooms, avocado, and vegan pastries. My husband loved the buffet breakfast. Highly recommend as part of your Whistler trip!

Visited in June for our Anniversary. Located in the Fairmont in the upper village. Interior has tall ceilings and we started with some non-alcoholic drinks: Seedlip Garden Spritz ($14) was quite refreshing and Seedlip Berry Sour ($14) was very smooth and creamy. Started with the Caesar Salad ($27) - this was just ok. Despite the fillets of sardines, it wasn't very flavourful. The West Coast Chowder ($19), however, is probably the best soup I've ever had. A creamy soup chock full of seafood like tender oysters and succulent fish that melts in your tongue. The Short Rib ($61) was a huge portion of spoon-tender (yeah, you don't even need a fork). I did dind that the large onion ring on top was not needed and kind of distracted from the dish. Wish there was a bit more sauce too. The Fraser Valley Duck Duo ($56) had duck prepared 2 ways... some really thick and meaty duck pieces cooked to medium - these were very nice and could rival a steak. It also came with duck leg confit where the meat just falls off the bone and with crisp skin. I would have ordered if the brussels sprouts in the dish were crispy. Food wise, the chowder was more than enough reason to visit this restaurant. Service was ok but I think I was expecting a bit more based on the locale and the price point of this place.

What an incredible dinner. Amanda was the best server we’ve had in years. She was so attentive and had great recommendations. She was great with the kids and the food was absolutely amazing! Highly recommend and ask for Amanda!

Fantastic service and incredibly tasty food. In particular we loved the duck and the tenderloin. We had the $49 fixed menu and for the service, quantity and quality it was an absolute steal.

Most overrated restaurant I've been. The dish description sounds great, but the taste is at most bland. Don't let yourself fooled by the looks. The place is absolutely gorgeous, and every plate has such an appetizing look, but when it come to flavour, I could not find anything interesting in it. It's a shame. I was exited and really looking forward to eating there, but it's disappointing to say the least. The dish in the picture is a $60 beef rib with onion rings and puree. Shoukd b3 amazing, but it really felt like ordering a gourme burger and getting mc Donald's on a plate with ornaments. Can't say anything about other plates, but I wouldn't try anything else.

Had an amazing dinner at Wild Flower. The ribeye was cooked perfectly — super tender and full of flavor. The chicken was just as impressive, with crispy skin and juicy, well-seasoned meat. You can tell the kitchen takes real pride in their food. Service was good and the whole place had a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Easily one of the best meals I’ve had in a long time. Highly recommend!

Such a delicious coffee! Sometimes little shops have coffee that is too strong or too sharp but this was absolute perfection! Casual setting, super cute place with some seating. Very friendly staff. I will be back!

Every time we come to whistler we have to open the day at this amazing place. Cafe 10/10 and there is such a good verity for pastries and breakfasts. Good location and nice vibe.

Just got an iced americano but it was delicious. :) Also their cups are made out of recycled pets. See pic for details!

Good coffee with good pricing. I like that we could choose our beans as someone who cares about it :) I drank there every single day!

Tried most of the coffee shops (starbucks, arabica, blenz) in whistler this is by far the best by a landslide. Ordered a vanilla latte. Perfect ratio of coffee, milk and sweetener. Quite possibly one of the best in BC

This place is decent. I tried the chorizo burrito and it was pretty good. Would have preferred hot sauce with it instead of the salsa. I was not a fan of the mocha with maple syrup in it at all. Just wasn’t to my liking. The service was top notch though. I would give this place another chance and try a few other items next time I’m out here.

Food options seemed good, only got to try the stud muffin which was a solid value with hearty flavor, but could use a little more ham to sandwich ratio. My group wasn’t wowed by the canadiano, coffee not to our taste.

Lots of breakfast and brunch options here! They have a lovely outdoor seating with fire running and all. Perfect for a nice summer day. Loved their fried buttermilk chicken sandwich but didn’t like the chicken and waffles that much. The chicken was a bit undercooked but it could be just one day. Will definitely try the other options in the future. The server was super nice and took me on a mini tour of the facility when I asked her about the food options. Coffee and bakery goods are amazing.

I had many different dishes, pastries, and coffee for breakfast, lunch, and dinner from this place. It was more delicious than I expected. Breakfast bowl was yummy. Dinner selection of brisket, pork ribs, and chicken with coleslaw, salad, and veggies were so tasty. Portobello hot sauce and Jalapeño corn bread were really good. And great service! It can be very busy and loud in the morning.

Whistler’s packed with great eats, but this place stole the show. You can literally follow the scent of freshly baked doughnuts right to the door, and the atmosphere is calmer than a hot tub after a snowstorm. I ordered the roast Turkey BLT! They give you a little buzzer to hold onto while they prepare your food and in no time it’s ready to go. See you next trip Portobello!

Came here for brunch, the outdoor seating is nice especially in the summer. I got the breakfast sandwich and chai latte and my partner got the burrito. Was very yummy, I look forward to coming back again to try more items.

Stayed at the Fairmont and had dinner here one night. Delicious and fresh. The grilled corn was super yum; my table asked for more. Amazing warm apple pie and vanilla ice cream scoops for dessert. Excellent place for a healthy, filling meal.

Breakfast Chicken and Waffles is to die for. You get Chicken, Waffles, Cranberries and Hazelnuts on it, alongside country gravy or maple syrup. Absolutely the best chicken and waffles ive ever had. This restaurant is highly recommended. Atmosphere is really nice as well. Would love to come back sometime and try other meals.

Came here specifically because of YouTube videos saying the perfectly perfect Porschetto sandwich was to die for. YES, it was, also had the turkey BLT. Son had the poutine with pulled pork. Ordering was a little confusing, seemed like I annoyed everyone. Sandwiches came with a small cup of coleslaw and half of a pickle. Best meal in this town.

A Favourite Place in Whistler for coffee and breakfast ..... lunch too. Mostly locals, great staff and good food. Not a tourist spot like Whistler Village ..... morning sunshine on the patio outside. No mountain views, but free parking. I've been coming here for years for breaky and coffee and I'll Be Back 😎 ..... AGAIN

We stopped for lunch while traveling and had burgers and poutine for lunch. The food was good but the burger meat tasted different, it was a little bland. The fries were great and you could tell they change the oil

EDIT: We went to Alpine Cafe recently for lunch and had a much better experience this time. The service definitely improved and the food was delicious as always! I am changing my 2 star review to 4 stars now. **************************************************************** The food was delicious but again why are you asking me for a tip when I am ordering my lunch and have no idea what it will taste like?!?! This was my first time here and I truly don’t know what to expect, I was excited to eat here based on the reviews but unfortunately the girl who was at the counter, ruined the experience. She was so rude to us once she saw the receipt and that we didn’t tip her. Her attitude became even worse when I kindly asked her if someone can clean the table that we sat at that wasn’t cleaned after previous customers. Message to the manager/owner: please hire people who are humble and respectful to your customers and are not money hungry. It truly ruins the experience.

I was staying in the area and came across this cafe since it was within walking distance. The Google review of 4.7 was quite high for this place and all the staff seem to be overwhelmed due to lunch service but it wasn’t really busy inside. Services was very poor and food was only ok.

Great place to grab a breakfast - wife had the breakie bowl and I had the breakfast burrito. Very flavorful with both meals. Great bread (multigrain). You order at the counter and they deliver the food to you. Great business model where they don't need to have a wait staff position to run around and take orders. Excellent drink prices. Ceasars were excellent. Great selection of local beers on tap and in cans.

If you are going to be in Whistler or just driving through, I highly recommend stopping at the Alpine Cafe for a bite and an East Van Honey Brown! Great food and one amazing beer with a selection of others!

A cute,cozy cafe with lots of indoor and outdoor seating space, perfect for spring and summer leisure eating. It was on my way while walking on the valley trail and I loved it. I got the Mexican wave sandwich with a drip coffee. They have breakfast , lunch/dinner menus and weekday specials. Their service was good,will visit again.

You can start smelling the waffles as soon as you come up the Crystal lift, which is an incredible advertisement. The hut is very small and crowded which makes it hard to find a table, so I had to share, but the waffle was warm and tasty. Simple, but perfect to set me up for a pleasant day on the slopes.

Crystal Hut is a unique location with spectacular views, with a cleared outside deck. Their waffles are wonderful with coffee. Nice oasis to rest and savour the moment on the mountain.

The waffles are tasty. The staff was friendly and efficient. Crystal Hut does gets quite busy at times and they stop serving waffles sort or early, so don't put it off too long

Great delicious Ski-Snack at 1,845 meters. (6,053 ft) On the second attempt we finally did enjoy the famous waffles at this hut. The day before was a power outage. We loved the cosy atmosphere, the view and of course the waffles

Crystal Hut is a great little mini lodge on Blackcomb mountain. They have a limited menu. The specialty is over the top Belgian waffle. They also have some kind of soup and chili. They serve beer, cider, coffee, hot chocolate, and the usual bottled beverages. There is always a line, but it's worth it. The views from the outdoor seating area and amazing.

Best waffles in Whistler!! You can add topping as bacon if you want, I didn't try it out but I have heard it was delicious. You can sit there and chill, the view is breath taking. There's free water and suncream if you needed as well. The staff were nice and friendly, from all over the world.

Surprisingly good food at the top of the Crystal Express chairlift. As other reviewers have noted, the waffles are excellent with all the toppings you can imagine. Naturally the views are incredible. And as with any top of the mountain “hut” restaurant/warming station, it is small and truly designed to allow you a place to warm up for a few minutes and grab a quick bite or a drink.

Sitting outside with great afternoon weather in may. We had burger 25$ with fries. Wings 20$ . Drinks 10$ Charged us 4$ extra for a sauce for wings And 5$ extra for changing chips to salad for one burger… not sure why didn’t we get the extra chip when With drinks overall bill was 125$ Expensive for the items ordered. Try some other place..

The drinks are the star of the show at longhorn. They have plenty of options and are great after biking/skiing. The food is pretty standard pub fare with a few healthier options available as well. The main issue we had is that some of the tables were still notably dirty even after being wiped down. The fire tables are great when you can get one and the patio space is very nice to sit and enjoy the last of the sunshine. Overall it was a pretty standard experience for pub fare and the location is great for those coming off the mountain or just wanting a good view.

I've got good things to say about the Longhorn Saloon in Whistler British Columbia. You don't go to the Longhorn to save money, in fact x2 expresso martini's and a club sandwich cost 80 dollars Canadian. you don't go to the Longhorn for exceptional service, although the service was adequate. You honestly go to the Longhorn for the AMAZING atmosphere. Large outdoor seating area, table top fire pits to sit around for everyone, sets the mood for Whistler rain or shine or snow ❄️, exciting, romantic in a sense, fun, depending on the season it can be a giant packed outdoor party, sometimes with a DJ or other form of entertainment. Inside the restaurant, spacious, and has that country party house saloon feel. If you visit Whistler BC, especially if it's snowing and your looking for a drink, cold beer, burger after the slopes or before, you definitely want to be able to say you've been to the Longhorn, check it out!!

Poutine was delicious and hamburger pretty good. The music too loud for me and tables too close to each other. There is a view of ski slope and biking route which I am assuming is interesting in the winter, but not much the rest of the time.

Omgggg go see Brad at longhorn. He is a sweet baby angel and also a Scorpio prince. He gave us such an incredible experience for my best friends bachelorette. Couldn’t have asked for a better server. We wish we could take him home!!!! Xoxoxo - xoxox, an Aquarius

Regan and Olivia were absolutely amazing! They went above and beyond to make the night special and memorable. Their energy, attention to detail, and genuine care made all the difference. You can tell they really take pride in what they do they took the time to make sure everything was perfect and that we were completely taken care of. Couldn’t have asked for better service they truly made it a night to remember!

If you’re going to Longhorn Saloon and you get lucky enough to have Siobhan as your waitress, you're in for a great night. She’s stunning and just really good at what she does. She’s super friendly, always on top of things, and manages to stay cool even when the place is slammed - she made the whole experience feel easy and fun. You can tell she actually cares about giving good service, not just going through the motions. Her attitude and professionalism really stand out. Total package. Already looking forward to my next visit and hope she’ll be working.

‏Great view, average food,mixed experience at Table 19 ‏The highlight of this place is definitely the stunning view and relaxing atmosphere. ‏I ordered the burger and fries, which were both tasty and fresh. The fries were crispy and well done, and the burger had a nice balance of flavor. ‏However, the pizza was a letdown. The toppings were quite sparse compared to the thick crust, and overall it lacked flavor. I wouldn’t recommend the pizza based on my experience. ‏There were also a few things that really affected the overall experience. First, a fly ended up in one of our beers, and no offer was made to replace it, which was disappointing. Second, the happy hour discount was not applied on the bill—twice—and we had to notice it ourselves and ask for corrections both times. That really took away from the enjoyment of the visit. ‏All in all, the view was lovely, but the food and service didn’t live up to the location. I wouldn’t choose it again.

Really lovely little bistro with a beautiful view of the lake and mountains. The outdoor patio seating was perfect to enjoy the summer weather. The menu consists of your typical American or coastal cuisine - burgers, fries, tacos, tuna tataki. I ordered a Greeks salad with grilled shrimp on top. My dad ordered the burger. Both were pretty good, nothing amazing. Burger slightly overcooked and one of my shrimps was slightly undercooked. Otherwise, it was perfect for a light lunch and to enjoy the scenery. And the service was great!

We came here for the lake view and all the food was delicious!The staff is very friendly, you get a beautiful view of green lake if you sit outside and the options on the menu are great! it is a very nice place to dine with friends or family, I definitely recommend and will be coming back.

Tucked into the serene greens of the Nicklaus Golf Course, Table 19 is a hidden gem that delivers an exceptional dining experience. From the moment we arrived, the service was warm and welcoming. Our host, El, set the tone with grace and professionalism, and our server, Lynsey, was attentive, friendly, and full of great recommendations. The food? Absolutely divine. Every dish we tried was thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented, but the standout was undoubtedly the tiramisu — it was pure magic. Light, luscious, and perfectly balanced, it’s the kind of dessert you find yourself dreaming about later. A special shoutout to Chef Philip, whose culinary expertise truly shone through. Every bite reflected care, creativity, and skill — an absolutely fabulous job from start to finish. Also the view from the heated patio makes for an amazing photo op! Table 19 isn’t just a restaurant; it’s an experience. Whether you’re a local or just visiting, this spot is well worth a visit. We’ll definitely be back.

Came here last night sort of expecting a different experience. Atmosphere was beautiful and this place has a great view. Service was good and our waitress was consistent and friendly. Menu is basically all fried food, so if you're looking for something that's a little less "heavy" I probably wouldn't dine here. As a side note — the food was a huge disappointment given how many people raved about how great this place was. My steak came out with great presentation but unfortunately cold and unflavored, my dad ordered the pork schnitzel which came out with barely any meat and mostly just bread. The crème brûlée was very bland and the lemon pie was equivalent to something you'd get at a coffee shop as a pastry option. Overall wasn't exactly worth the hype but a decent experience. We were expecting a little bit of a more "Wow" factor with the food given so many people told us to come here for dinner. Most likely wouldn't dine here again.

I had the Prawn Ceviche and Newyork Striploin and they were both fantastic! The view was beautiful and the drinks were lovely. Service was a bit slow. Overall a great time though

Whilst in Whistler I stopped for dinner at Table Nineteen, and it was nothing short of fantastic. The restaurant has a great atmosphere, the menu was well thought out, the service was excellent and the food was delicious. My husband and I shared a range of dishes, starting off with the Nachos. I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a huge bowl! It was packed with fillings and cheese - which made them very addictive, we just couldn’t leave them alone! We then shared a ‘Mother Earth’ salad bowl alongside a Pizza. The salad was so flavoursome, and again was packed with ingredients that made it exciting to eat. The Pizza was great too, but we could only manage half of it due to finishing off all those Nachos! The service was great, and Veronika looked after us so well. The restaurant has a gorgeous patio that looks out over Green Lake, and although it was raining whilst we were there, I imagine it’s incredible in the summer. It’s just a 5-min drive from the main Whistler Village area, and there is plenty of parking. If you’re in Whistler, you must stop by and check it out

Spent the night at this hotel a couple days ago and honestly dont think I would go back again. The room was ok not great for the price point. Obscured lake view but we were on the first floor which sucked. The pool is tiny. The hot tub is not even hot. The sauna could use a deep clean. The gym closed for reno's. The staff experience at the front desk was below average although the reservation experience was for me a 1 out of 10. The price point for the hotel is simply not justified. I mean almost $40 per day for parking was steep. They claim boutique status although there was nothing in my experience that said boutique at all. The best part of the experience was actually the Shuttle service. The driver was terrific. I think his name was Ken. Sadly I had much higher expectations that were not even close to being met. You are better off getting a hotel in the Village then staying here. I for one will share my experience with friends, co-workers, and business contacts to avoid this place.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Nita Lake Lodge — Magical, Cozy, and Absolutely Worth It Looked absolutely gorgeous from the outside — warm yellow lights glowing like fairy lights, giving off a magical, almost Harry Potter-like vibe. The whole place felt like it was carved out of a cave, with earthy, natural touches everywhere. The check-in staff were incredibly warm and helpful. One of the ladies gave us great ideas, including trying out their free rental bikes, which were in brand-new condition. We took them along the Valley Trail to Whistler Village — an easy, scenic ride with amazing views of Nita Lake the whole way. Our room was huge, luxurious, and cozy, complete with a fireplace. The bathroom felt like a private spa — beautiful French-style bathtub, plush towels, and ultra-luxurious green robes that made post-hike recovery feel next-level. After scrambling in Squamish earlier that day, that bath hit the spot. The lodge also offers free kayaks, canoes, and paddleboards to enjoy Nita Lake — perfect for watching sunsets and sunrises from the water. At night, the soft yellow lighting reflected off the lake creates a scene straight out of a movie. We loved the outdoor heated pool, hot tub, and barrel sauna — perfect for relaxing after a long day of adventure. Plus, underground parking made things easy and secure, with direct elevator access to the lobby. Our balcony overlooked towering rock columns, adding to that rugged mountain-luxury vibe. Honestly, no complaints whatsoever — only wish we had stayed longer than one night.

If you’re looking for a blend of luxury and tranquility in Whistler, Nita Lake Lodge delivers. Set on the edge of a serene lake and just steps from the gondola, it gives you nature and convenience without compromise. Guests regularly praise the lake-view suites with fireplaces, soaker tubs and heated floors — the kind of touches that elevate a stay from comfortable to memorable.  The lodge excels in its holistic experience. The on-site spa features rooftop hot tubs with mountain and water views, a steam room and serious treatments for post-adventure recovery.  Dining is well-reviewed too: from the casual café to upscale meals in The Den, guests highlight fresh mountain-inspired menus and lake-terrace ambiance.  On the practical side: a complimentary shuttle to Whistler village simplifies logistics, and free bikes/kayaks make summer outings effortless.  Some caveats: a few guests mention that in-restaurant service can lag during busy times, and the pool is smaller than one might expect given the rest of the property’s scale.  In short: if you value quiet elegance, high-end comfort and seamless access to the slopes or trails, Nita Lake Lodge is a strong choice.

What a treat! We spent a few nights here and it was amazing. The rooms were spacious, and the amenities were clean. We enjoyed a lot of time by the pool and on the lake. The only thing that would’ve made this better as if there was a bit more choice for food, but that’s what the shadow to the village is for!

We went for massages, I had a regular body work massage and was very happy, the lady did a great job and I could tell she really cared about her job and my experience, I booked my bf with the RMT and he was less impressed. I was also under the impression that the hot tub area looked out over the lake and it doesn’t at all so that was quite disappointing, I think the pictures a little deceiving.. also the hot tubs must be about 40 years old and could do with an update, the sauna also does get that hot. The receptionist was very accommodating to us though and really lovely.

We loved this property and their team. The staff were all so friendly and helpful. We had a beautiful room with a fantastic view, but the whole property was beautiful with a great location right on the lake. The pool, hot tub and sauna were well maintained and had a view of the lake; so relaxing to have the cold wind while we were warm in the hot tub. We will absolutely be back!

We had a great weekend at Nita Lake Lodge. Not our first visit and definitely not our last. Our room was really comfortable, no complaints.This place is a gem away from the hustle and bustle of the Village and the setting on the lake is incredibly beautiful, to the say the least. Staff are really friendly and always helpful. You can go canoeing, swimming, paddle boarding, bike riding, walk to the village and take in the scenic route around the lake or sit on the deck with a cocktail and enjoy the exquisite view. The food is good but they seemed to be short of staff this weekend, it took a while to get drinks and food, but other than that, I highly recommend staying at Nita Lake Lodge, you won't regret it. Oh, and make stop at the Cafe for your coffee and bites, it's incredible too.

Amazing! They specialize in Gin and currently carry 55 different brands from around the world. My wife got the "Gin Flight" consisting of 4 gins (she opted for a random selection), fever tree tonic, and ice in a glass. The waitress was extremely knowledgeable about every single different gin, what a great experience! I had a yummy concoction made of tequila, vanilla, creme de cacao, cream, nutmeg and a toasted marshmallow, although the name I have forgotten, something "Coco...". We shared a Cheese plate with a couple meat add-ons. A wonderfully decorated place. We would visit here again.

We celebrated my husband’s birthday with a 3-course meal, and everything was fantastic! Everyone loved their dishes, and the service was excellent. My husband, who has a big appetite, found the bison spare rib a bit small—but my pork chop was generous, so I happily shared. The carrot cake was outstanding: not overly sweet, packed with nuts and carrots, and absolutely delicious (and I know good cake, being a pastry chef!). Highly recommend!

Great overall experience here during a summer visit. Fun atmosphere at a quieter end of the village, with great service and delicious food. We had the pork loin and stuffed chicken which were both juicy and flavorful. Not much of a gin drinker so I asked for some recommendations on the gin flight and was not disappointed. Would recommend!

Great bar and food. The highlight of the bar is their extensive gin collection, but also features plenty of cocktails with other liquor, wine, and craft beer on draft. The food menu is interesting and eclectic enough to have something to please everyone (including a few vegan and GF options), but not overwhelming with too many choices. It's connected to a hotel but you wouldn't guess that it's a hotel restaurant. Earthy and classy atmosphere. One detail that could have improved the atmosphere would have been to change the music - it seemed like they were playing one or two long dance tracks through the entire time we were there. Not a big detractor from the experience though. The service was good - the staff were pleasant and wait times were reasonable. I'm not a gin enthusiast so I did not get anything with gin, but I was pretty impressed with both the strawberry g&t and the g&t flight that my parents ordered. The strawberry g&t was served as a large glass with ice and strawberries, and the gin and tonic on the side, so the gin could be tasted on its own and the drink mixed to taste. The gin and tonic flight was also presented with each of the components separate. The instructions for drinking were to first taste the gin on its own, then add ice to see how adding ice changes the flavour, and finally mix with tonic. My beverage of choice was the "big easy" stout, a nitro Irish-style stout, which I really liked. Nice to try a drier stout with the nitro. I had the Korean cauliflower bowl for my entree. The bowl was delicious - the Korean fried cauliflower were nice and crispy and flavourful, and the coconut cauliflower rice also deserves a special mention. My parents got roasted red pepper linguine and the arctic char, which I also tasted. We shared a carrot cake and chocolate cake for dessert. The spiced whipped cream that comes with both cakes and the red wine cranberries on the chocolate cake really elevated the taste. The three of us were in agreement that all the food was great. We were very happy with our choice to eat here.

The reason why I give this restaurant 3 stars is because our server was not very knowledgeable in hospitality field. She took our order with other people’s dirty plates in her hand and at one point she even placed them on our table while typing in our order. This is very unsanitary and unprofessional. She also messed up our drink order twice. It took forever for our food to arrive. My chicken was extremely dry and barely had any pesto filling. My husband’s bison had very little meat and mainly consisted of fat. We will not return.

We had a great time enjoying the Fall Prix Fixe menu tonight—delicious food and fantastic service. Big thanks to Jack for taking such good care of us!

We arrived in Whistler for the weekend and decided to try a new restaurant. Brickworks on Main Street was such an incredible find. We were there for Happy Hour and we were so pleased with the options on the menu and the large selection of craft beers. Only $7 for a pint of Hazy IPA and the tapas we ordered were so delicious. We had the Mushroom Toast, The Brussels Sprouts and the KFC cauliflower bites. They were so good we ordered seconds of the Sprouts and KFC. Our waiter Javier was so genuine and really made the experience special dining there. He said he’s been in the hospitality industry for 16 years or so and it shows. You can tell he really cares about the customer experience and is very knowledgeable about their products. The atmosphere is warm and inviting and they have an extensive beer, gin and cocktail menu. Javier pointed out all the highlights of what they offer. Our entire bill of four pints and 5 tapas plates on the Happy Hour Menu was only $80. That kind of deal for such great quality is hard to find in Whistler. Thank you again Javier, we will definitely be back. Possibly again tonight!

The service was quite slow—we waited around 30 minutes before our order arrived, which felt longer given the modest crowd. That said, the food was absolutely worth the wait: every dish was flavorful and beautifully presented. The staff were friendly and attentive, especially the smiling girl who added a warm, welcoming vibe to the experience. Despite the delay, it’s a lovely spot to enjoy a relaxed breakfast. If you’re not in a rush, this place is perfect for starting your day with great food and good energy.

Stopped by the night before, but the kitchen had already closed. The powerful outdoor fire tables immediately caught our attention on that chilly evening, so we decided to come back the next day for lunch — and glad we did! Enjoyed some great burgers and fries right by the fire tables. The food, service, and atmosphere were all fantastic. Cozy vibes, warm flames, and solid food — can’t go wrong here!

Excellent place. Plenty of seating. Staff is very polite, food is absolutely to the point. You actually get what you order and it tastes great. According to my son the fries and poutine were the best he had, had so far and calls this restaurant his new home.

Luke made the best Spicy 1800 Cucumber Jalepeno Margarita! Luke greeted me as I walked in and was friendly and welcoming. Even though he was busy his attention to detail, such as my drink almost being empty to offering to charge my phone. I definitely will be back for another Margarita and to watch NFL!

Everything here is so good! Our server was amazing, so attentive to anything we might need and the Spanish coffee was delicious, tho we initially had asked for Spanish latte the alcohol inside was exactly what we needed to stay warm lol! 😆

The place has great views and vibe, Luke made our day!, great service and attitude!, we ordered chicken wings and truffle fries, some beer and wine.

Fantastic food and atmosphere. Obviously the view is to die for . Luke our waiter was fantastic friendly welcoming and very informative. Highly recommended

We had the set dinner for $35 and it was pretty good value. Although there were only one other table all night while we were there, it took the chef half an hour to make the main Course. The salad was not bad but was mixed with some wilted green with the romaine lettuce, and the onion soup was cold and very salty and has to be sent back to the kitchen to remake. The beef sirloin was not bad , although a little bit tough. But the chicken with mushroom and noodle was really good. We don't want to wait, so we asked the dessert to go before we finished our main course. The service was good though.

To be very honest I was not expecting to have such delicious meals in Whistler. I’m a picky eater and this place absolutely amazed me. I loved everything that I ate and I had to go back twice to eat more things. The only downside is that they are understaffed so it took a long time to be served even when the place was not busy. I got the ramen with salmon and it was absolutely perfect and the next day I got ribs with fries which was also amazing.

After trekking in from the village in the rain, we finally arrived at Milestones. Although it was quite busy and we had to wait a bit, host Jennifer immediately explained that a rush of customers was causing a slight delay. When I mentioned that we had been walking for a long time and hadn’t been able to get into any restaurant, she went above and beyond to seat us as quickly as possible—even providing a high chair before I had to ask. Thanks to her thoughtful service, we settled in and enjoyed a great lunch. Our server, Lily, was equally impressive—both welcoming and efficient. I highly recommend Milestones not only for its outstanding service but also for its reasonable prices compared to other restaurants. It’s a perfect spot to visit. The kids’ menu is very affordable and generous in portion size; my son loved the creamy pasta so much that he finished it all by himself! I also enjoyed a delicious chicken waffle during a weekend brunch before 2pm. Overall, it was a delightful experience filled with comforting food and excellent service.

** They no longer accept Milestones gift cards at the Whistler location. Something about new ownership!? ** If we had known this ahead of time we would have gone to a different restaurant! Also the menu was small and lacked selection! The service was really good but the food was just okay.

Dinner for 4 diners was "good". The Baja fish tacos were tasty and plentiful , I only wished the fish was not fried and battered like a fish stick. The mushroom soup was very salty and devoid of a fresh mushroom flavour. Sweet potato chips were cooked well and quite flavourful. Side salads were quite tasty and satisfying. Service was efficient and friendly. This is not a five star restaurant and this should not be a surprise to anyone. The menu was not very comprehensive and mainly had pub type foods.

Really nice service. The food was impressive and although we just stuck to Salad and Soup, the Chef re-created this excellent Mushroom soup, I could taste the freshness of every ingredient in this delicious recipe! We had California salad with goat's cheese, roasted pecans, honey drizzled with fresh greens. A single glass of BC wine was sufficient. My beer was Belgian Moon. Fresh summer evening ✨️

Service was excellent. We got a wonderful table by the window and fireplace. Lovely ambiance. Unfortunately the chairs was soft and we just sunk right into them. For a shorter person I sunk almost to my chin. My meal was good but my husband's steak was overdone and burnt and his root vegetable fries were soggy. We were compted our meal but it would have been good to have a tasty dinner.

Interesting spot for where you can get some shots in your coffee, if that’s your thang. It was a bit too early for us, so we just had smoothies and their cookie. The smoothies sounded healthy on paper, and turned out great as they didn’t taste healthy, which was perfect. Additionally, they must have been healthy, as it sent our entire team to the restroom afterwards. FIBER for the win! The vegan cookie was pretty yummy too.

Lift Coffee nails the Whistler vibe—cozy, laid-back, and welcoming. The gluten-free banana bread was delicious, and the chai latte was perfectly spiced. A great spot to soak in the mountain town energy!

Had a wonderful experience at Lift Coffee in Whistler Village! The coffee here is top-notch, with rich flavors and perfect brews every time. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make it an excellent spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee. A notable feature is their eco-conscious approach: they don't provide straws but have convenient sippy lids for their coffee cups. This thoughtful touch aligns perfectly with their commitment to sustainability. Whether you're grabbing a quick caffeine fix before hitting the slopes or lounging with friends, Lift Coffee is the place to be. Highly recommend!

Ok. I’ve had just about every iced Mocha in Whistler. It’s not even close. Lift is the best. Great team. Super friendly. Great location. Officially my favorite coffee spot in Whistler. And the cookies are amazing. Way better than the “Vail” cookies around the mountain.

Tasty coffee, very good service and nice outdoor seating

This place is a great spot to grab a coffee. It’s always great to find a place that roasts its own beans and offers stunning views of the mountains.

One of the best places to grab breakfast in Whistler. The beef breakfast bun was great despite the price and I the chocolate chip cookie was also good. Be prepared to wait in line as it does get busy during the mornings.

A very good place for breakfast away from the huge crowds. This restaurant is a local favourite and is located in Function Junction. Simple low key service - order at a front counter, grab your own coffee, get a table, and food arrives a few minutes later. OK portions. Typical breakfast options. I got the classic breakfast with sausage (little disappointed that they served farmer sausage and not breakfast sausage today).

A good friend mentioned, as first-time visitor to the Whistler area, to stop by here for breakfast. 5 stars for the coffee. 2 stars for the food, which arrived cold to the table. And 1 star for the staff which exuded contempt, and a blatant “I could care less if you’re here, and even less if you’re happy with your dining experience”. Just pass on this one. There’s lots of places in the area happy to serve you with a smile.

Lovely Cafe with delicious food and friendly service. I would eat here everyday if I could, but I can’t and trust me it’s been on my mind since leaving Whistler! Best blueberry muffins I’ve ever had in my life, and the classic breakfast is absolute perfection!!!

Very good baguette sandwiches! Clean little place. Great service!

We were in Whistler for our son’s hockey tournament and found this place through a search for a good breakfast place and we weren’t disappointed. Super friendly staff, amazing breakfast, and a cool diner format. We ended up coming back a couple days later for their BBQ menu and it was awesome. It’s also at the south end of town away from the insanity of the village, which was nice. Tough to find places like this these days. Will definitely be back the next time we’re in Whistler.

Great little escape from the Whistler crowds! This cozy café has a lovely dog-friendly patio with water bowls and even treats for the pups—such a nice touch. Parking is easy at the back, and the staff were super friendly. Perfect spot to grab a bite and relax before heading into the busy village. Quiet, welcoming, and very dog-friendly. We’ll definitely be back!

Delicious breakfast at Wild Wood - such good value for money as well for a good portion size! Plus friendly staff.

These cashew-based (as opposed to milk-based) ice cream taste singularly unique. They mix scoops of vanilla bean flavoured cashew ice cream with various flavours - strawberry, raspberry, blueberry, and mango. Mango was so good. The taste of mango was very light/weak, but I am not sure if that is by design (they were also running out of mango when I ordered mine, so they may have scooped less than usual?). I will certainly try a smoothie next time!

Favorite smoothie shop in Whistler! They offer so many smoothie options and even have the best dairy free ice cream! Super welcoming environment and staff! Love coming here!🙌

My husband and I got smoothies from Hundo at least 3 times during our stay in the village! We are big smoothie people and can’t recommend this place enough! Super friendly service and awesome healthy recipes. Need I say more? We’ll be back!

I had the tropical green ninja smoothie. Although it was smooth and refreshing it was not worth the $12+ cost. Service very efficient and yet neither of the two working appeared to be enjoying themselves. Overall- disappointing

Wow! Do I love the smoothies here! They’re so nutrient-dense - they fill you up without being too sweet. My favourite last year was the Green Ninja but this year, it’s definitely the BlueBird Powder Day with Whey Protein. Its consistency is perfect and the blueberry-sweetness to the almond-nutty ratio is exactly how I like it. Not to mention, this place only uses fresh fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts (heeeello healthiness). The staff are always a vibe too. They’re always super nice and friendly whenever I want to customize my smoothies. They have a variety of options of all the add-ins for boosting my smoothie even healthier. I like to add in spirulina, collagen, L-Glutamine and of course my mushroom complex for my immune health and energy. I always get these smoothies for my morning-breakfast smoothie or else a pick-me-up refuel after skiing, the gym or a hike. So of course I have a loyalty card and I keep getting my 11th smoothie FREE 😁 Even better, when myself and my friends are strolling the village and want dessert, we get their real-fruit, dairy-free ice-cream that is so bloody tasty 🤤 Thanks Hundo P for always boosting my health and tastebuds, you are definitely the 💯% for me 🫶🏼

I tried two chocolate smoothies—one was delicious, the other not quite my favorite. I did see a few flies near the ice cream machine, so just something to be aware of when you’re deciding what to order.

On my way back and I’m craving their PB&J smoothie so bad! Possibly the best smoothie I’ve ever had, great customer service, friendly staff, fresh ingredients- real deal.

Restaurant located on the main strip of Whistler village that features a happy hour menu as well as brunch. The service here is probably the highlight as they’re super friendly and attentive. The drinks are a little watered down though. The food is decent. It’s a convenient place to be if you have a family or looking for a spot to sit down at. They have a large footprint so there’s usually room available.

We came here every day of our stay for breakfast in whistler! The food is very good quality and you get a good amount of food for what you pay for. The staff is super kind and nice and they have outdoor seating available with heaters. I definitely recommend the traditional breakfast cause you get a little bit if everything. Overall I definitely recommend and would come back.

This is a cute place on the main Whistler village path, which is nice and fun for people watching. Service was great too. Chicken meal and salmon also tasty, veggie pasta good. The pizzas were okay, honestly for this price I expected more flavour wise but also good.

I have to admit that I was sceptical at first but at the end I was happy about the pasta since they had a gluten free option and the sauce was veryyyyy good. Although the chicken wasn’t my favorite. For wtv reasons they put too much things in it in my opinion. It was overwhelming.

I dont understand why this place has a mid rating me and the gf sat down the burger was on point fries were crispy and hot She got spicy chicken pizza well done it was so good just the right kick The service was top notch. Everything was on point thank you A Bocca lunch was delicious

My partner and I had a wonderful experience at La Bocca! The atmosphere was vibrant and lively, perfectly situated in the heart of the village square. The service was impeccable—our server was attentive and offered great recommendations that really enhanced our meal. Honestly, I don’t think La Bocca deserves its low 3.6 rating on Google. We tried the spring value menu and were left both impressed and completely stuffed. For $60 before taxes, we enjoyed a generous portion of pasta, a pizza, and a bottle of rosé. The fettuccine with seafood in a creamy garlic sauce was absolutely delicious. The funghi pizza, while not the best we have ever had, was still very decent and satisfying. The rosé was a pleasant surprise—initially, we were skeptical about the quality given the price, but it turned out to be honestly quite good. Overall, La Bocca exceeded our expectations in terms of value, quality, and atmosphere. Highly recommend giving it a try!

Food was Fantastic it was beautiful we loved it . Erica looked after us she was very friendly and helpful and professional Thank-you

Didn't ask about nut allergies for the mini donuts, and I had no issues. We arrived essentially at kitchen closing (around 6:05PM) and the staff at first did not let us in, but then said we could try ordering at the bar and they were fine letting us do a to-go order. I only came here because I was leaving the next morning and I had a lift voucher to redeem, as I spent over 15+ minutes on a gondola. The resort gives you a $10 voucher that can be spent at certain restaurants, and this is one of them. I ordered 12 mini donuts to go and they were baked in about 10 minutes. The donuts were crispy and dusted with sugar and cinnamon (?). Overall, a nice sweet way to end a ski day.

Love the patio and getting to see the riding. We went here multiple times during our stay and every time the servers were fantastic. The drinks are fantastic and they use real lime which is hard to find. Our meals were very flavourful and good as well.

Tasty burgers, taco plates (make your own - nice!) and bowls. They make a killer spicy margarita and have a decent beer selection. Staff is very friendly especially Meg who was delightful. Can't beat the location for people watching and activity on the hill. Sit outside if available.

Had a wonderful experience here! The food was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared – every dish we tried was delicious. The place has a warm and welcoming vibe that makes you feel comfortable right away. Special thanks to Emily for her amazing service – she was attentive, friendly, and made sure everything went smoothly. Really appreciate the effort and hospitality. Definitely coming back!

My wife stopped in here for an early lunch after a long morning on the slopes. The food was great, and sitting outside near the fire was comfortable. Some other people were seated with us at the fire pit, and were very friendly. It's a great atmosphere overlooking the slopes, and the set up encourages meeting people and being friendly. Good food, good views, and decent prices! The mushroom soup was very filling, we should have gotten a smaller size! The sandwich and tacos that we got were very good.

Our new favourite spot in the village! Family friendly and wonderful staff. This spot is also accessible for those with mobility issues. Portion sizes for lunch are perfect and the views can't be beat!

We came here after a day skiing. The staff were kind and sat us right away. The service was quick and the food was delicious. Best fries we found in the village. My wife and I ordered a tuna dish that was fantastic. Will definitely go back if we are in town again.

Legendary spot in creekside. Had the famous Caesars and the BBQ platter for 4. Other than the dry brisket, the meats was good. Luckily we weren't that hungry so the portions were just right. Probably not enough food for 4 hungry guys! The Caesars were spicy enough and the pickled beans within were great! Pricey spot, but not out of place for Whistler and certainly not the most expensive spot on the hill.. you are paying for the convenience of hillside eating.

A BBQ place and bar. We only came here for a single lunch visit. There was a constant flow of mountain bikers and hiking enthusiasts. Even so, it was crowded at all. That might not be the case on the weekends but we don't know for sure. There's a stage that we presume is for entertainment at night. The staff was friendly and efficient. They were very helpful accommodating us and made lunch suggestions. The restaurant is inviting and has a donate Western vibe. It's large and comfortable. The BBQ really wasn't that great. It might have been the day we visited but it's a BBQ place. That should be a consistent priority.

The platter was really delicious and definitely enough for two people. The brisket and ribs were full of flavor, and the sides balanced everything nicely. A bit on the pricey side, but overall a great experience!

A really great local spot! The food was good, but to me what really shined was the service and the ambiance. I don't often care at all about music in restaurants, but I was really into the music here! Very fun selection without being too loud. The server was an absolute gem and we had a great time. The food itself was good (especially the chili), and the drinks were great - didn't get a picture of the drinks because they were gone so quick!

Excellent food and service! You just got down from the trails, don't go anywhere further for food. Highly recommended!

Fun place. There’s a lot more seating in the back. The staff were nice and helpful. Always nice to end the day at Dusty’s.

I get we all have bad days... We were staying at the hotel connected to dusty's and we've heard some decent things about this place. I'll start with the bad: - Place was pretty busy on a saturday night. we had called to ask what time last call was as we wanted to get in for food. first call, they hung up on us. second call, they were pretty rude. - Why is a place like this (that's so bumping) closed at 8pm?! come on - at leasssst 9 or 10. You'd continue to get lots of business. We got there around 6:45/7 and noticed people roll in at 7:45 and get fully ignored by staff. the staff was bringing pillows inside but completely ignoring?! that's pretty bad. - prices are brutal, i know it's whistler and things are expensive, but still. the first day i went i got the coast mountain rotating tap for $8.75 and the next day they charged me $10.75... so i paid over $13 for ONE beer. i had just come from the brewery itself where it was $6. - main issue: our server was incredibly rude. she dropped off the menu and essentially threw it on the table. She was definitely having a ROUGH day, she honeslty looked like she was going to break out in tears. She was extremely short with us and not friendly at all. We finally asked her how her day was and she said "it's been reallly busy and a rough day."Now i get it, serving is hard work. the owners and managers should not be letting their staff get this burnt out that they're on the verge of tears. Unfortunately she was not personable at all. Now with the good. Nachos were good but quite pricy. However one of my friends got an extra side of salsa and sour cream and they charged her SEVEN dollars. that's wild. The vibe was good! You're right at the mountain and have this beautiful view. nice outdoor picnic area to chill on a sunny day. Server on the second day i visited was great. Adam - nice work and great attitude. super friendly. Would i come back? maybe but my advice to management. get more staff on so your servers aren't over worked and burnt out.

Our first stop during our road trip to Whistler was to grab some eats at La Brasserie in the village. This is a busy spot with a large patio area that's perfect for people watching. Ordered the Mussels and Baguette ($24.5) - these were small mussels but there was a plentiful number of tender mussels. Loved the shallots and white wine cream sauce. The classic French Onion Soup ($15) had plenty of sweet onions in the broth.

We celebrated our wedding anniversary with breakfast at La Brasserie, and it was absolutely perfect. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, making it an ideal place for such a special occasion. We ordered the Veggie Bowl and the ‘Veg’sual’, and both dishes were outstanding. The ingredients were fresh, beautifully prepared, and full of flavor. The potatoes, portobello mushrooms, and avocado stood out, and everything came together perfectly. The service was excellent, friendly, attentive, and professional. It made us feel truly cared for and added so much to the experience. La Brasserie delivered not just a meal, but a memorable start to our anniversary. We will definitely be coming back and highly recommend it to anyone looking for delicious food and great service in Vancouver.

For all you dog owners, la brasserie is absolutely very dog friendly. In fact, all of Whistler is very dog friendly. I was very happy with how the servers were with our furry friend. 5/5 for being dog friendly. Service is very laid back as suspected from a casual pub. But not rude. Just make sure you ask for everything that you need from the start. The ceaser drink here is delicious and my girlfriend loved it. The salad with the add chicken was good. My schnitzel was delicious too. I would definitely recommend this dish. If you’re eating as a couple, I do recommend these 2 dishes to share. If you’re looking for a memorable dinning experience, this isn't the place. It's a standard pub. But I love how dog friendly it is. I will come back to try their brunch menu soon!

Gorgeous little spot for breakfast (and lunch/dinner). Cosey, with a lot of character inside, plus a heated patio that's great for people watching (also dog friendly!). Fast and friendly service, tasty food at a reasonable price for somewhere right in the middle of the Village. They also have a load of daily specials, so you can get pretty cheap drinks here. Have been back a few times.

Came here for brunch and was surprised there was no wait. The kitchen was quick and the food was equally as good on a hot summer day. Our server Eleanor was amazing and made sure we had a good time. I recommend you come by and have a bite and drink if you're in the village.

Fun and cute vibes sitting by the street where everyone walks around and enjoys the village! The waitress was able to modify the meals accordingly and the food was filling, delicious, and the quantity was great.

One of The Busiest breakfast place in Whistler. It’s wonderful to watch skiers walk across the street preparing to climb the Gandola as the breakfast is served on the table. Was a different experience and I personally loved this place.

My husband and l went to Whistler for our anniversary and popped into this coffee shop for a snack. We both had a cinnamon bun. Soooooo good. If it would have been lunch time we would have definitely had one of the sandwiches because they looked so good. It also had inside and outside seating.

Tight little place with patio dining as well. Breakfast burrito was good. Espresso was good. Chicken burrito not as good as the other. The cinnamon roll was fine but I have had a lot better. Some of the cookies looked super good, didn't buy one unfortunately

Nice spot open earlier than others. Sat outside enjoying the view and village life. Good Americano and Cappuccino. Breakfast was good but wish I went for the wrap instead of sandwich (wrap looks more substantial). Got some goodies for the hike (had to try the giant cookie at breakfast).

Good latte. A lot of variety of breakfast sandwiches on English muffins, sandwiches on sourdough, and wraps. Cinnamon buns, croissants, smoothies. Vegetarian options. A show stopper is the huge cookie for $4.

I rarely write reviews, but I feel like I have to share my experience with this place. I was in the village for a short trip, just a couple of days, and stumbled upon this coffee shop by chance. I wasn’t expecting anything special—just needed a caffeine fix. But after trying their cappuccino, a sandwich, and one of their pastries, I knew I had found something special. It was so good that I came back again the next day, and honestly, if I had stayed longer, I would’ve made it part of my daily routine. 10/10—I’d definitely get caffeinated here again without a second thought!

I had breakfast there and the place served a hearty breakfast. I will let the pictures spell it out for you.

Nice cafe right next to the bus loop. Fresh huge cookies seem to be their specialty, I saw the raspberry and chocolate chip oatmeal cookie when I went. Got a latte and it was decent, not bad but maybe I wanted more from a coffee house. We had a muffin and although it was a nice flavor, it wasn't very fresh. They did have a lot of rush for a small space (since it's winter and maybe attract a lot of crowd that gets off the bus and wants something hot to drink) so that might have something to do with our experience. Didn't get to try the cookies but will definitely get one next time when they are freshly made and update the review.

Decent cafeteria-style restaurant on Whistler Mountain. Once you exit the gondola, enter the building on your left. It's a casual fast food restaurant. Order your food from a specific vendor, pay before you exit and choose a spot at one of the large tables. Indoor seating is available on the 1st and 2nd floor. Head to the 2nd floor to enjoy outdoor seating and a spectacular lookout. It's worth the stop no matter what! I tried the pakoras and a side of gravy. I figured it was lighter than the poutine. It was tasty, but the texture was oddly chewy, which isn't something you expect from pakoras. The cost was $6.99. Later in the day, we stopped at the Rendezvous Cafe, located at the top of Blackcomb. Once you take the peak-to-peak gondola to Blackcomb, you'll find Rendezvous. They serve the same food as the Roundhouse Lounge plus Mexican options. Next time, I'll have a snack there. But be warned, it's smaller than the Roundhouse, and has less seating.

This is a charming spot accessible only by gondola, offering stunning views of Whistler Village and surrounding peaks. Despite chilly outdoor temperatures, the cozy indoor seating is perfect for enjoying purchased meals like hearty soups or burgers. Clean washrooms and outdoor seating are available. The vibrant atmosphere and breathtaking mountain scenery make it a must-visit for skiers and tourists. Though Wait time is longer to purchase and food prices are a bit high, the unique location and panoramic vistas create an unforgettable dining experience.

Breathtaking views, good service, poor cafeteria food at insanely high prices. I can't speak for the special dinner they offer as I did not try their fancier options, though I imagine this is good. If you want to have something simple, however, I recommend you eat before coming here, as the cafeteria food is not good. That said, one thing I really did enjoy, apart from the stunning views, was the bear sculpture shown in the photos below, which aptly captures the fun, laid-back Whistler mountaintop feel.

We had the mountain top feast. What a great experience. We bought a package that included the lift tickets and think it was a good deal for all you get. The food was really good and the views are hard to beat for a restaurant. We'll do this again if we are back here.

$19 for a cold cheeseburger. Tastes like costco beef patties with fake cheese

Pleasantly surprised. I had some time to kill so I went to the food court. They have “happy hour” 14:00-14:30 (while supplies last) a foot long hot dog on a baguette, with a soda, for about $7. Decent deal for a mountain lodge.

Good eats, amazing views. Roadhouse Lodge was a perfect stop with jaw-dropping views for lunch on our visit to Whistler Blackcomb—well worth waiting to get up on the mountain before eating. This cafeteria-style restaurant sits in the lodge right off the Whistler Gondola. The restaurant offers a variety of food styles at cooking/serving stations manned by young staff. You collect your food and drinks and check out with a cashier. Overall, we were happy with the quality, variety, and cost of the food. There’s plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. I’d highly recommend you eat outside if possible. The outdoor patio seating offers tables, some with umbrellas, and spectacular wrap-around views of mountains—really, incredible. Hint: when sitting outdoors, try to get an umbrella table to get out of the intense sun and watch your plates and belonging since the high wind bursts can blow your stuff right off your table. The facility includes restrooms and a small gift/equipment shop. Recommended.

I ordered the white hot chocolate. A drink almost no one makes. They use white chocolate chips and not a sauce which is even better. The drink was great. I did need to stir it to fully blend the chocolate however, this may have been because I had a 15 minute walk back to my hotel before I drank it. The service was quick and friendly. The place very clean. Its location at the front of whistler village made it a small walk from my hotel. Highly recommend.

This Blenz Coffee location features local artwork that you can purchase. I didn’t get any food or beverages but I did buy some gift cards. The person at the counter was new and doing some trainings, so they had another person training her on how to process the transaction. Overall, service was great. Seating is available both indoors and outdoors.

The coffee kinda mid ngl, but their butter chickens wraps are banger. I go there just for the wrap, but I always end up losing to my addiction of caffeine, so I buy the coffee too. It’s a cruel world we live in. Why do I always so easily succumb to my psychosis. I’m terrified all the time. Please help. 10/10 cafe.

Overall I would recommend Blenz Coffee Shop to anyone and would go back again while staying in Whistler. Morning coffee is a must for me and I sneak out of the hotel by 7 am while letting the rest of my party sleep in. The sunshine magnifies through the entire coffee shop in the morning to the point where the employee taking my order and me need to squint our eyes to communicate the order. I glance around the entire shop and only one table is being used because it is the only table being partially blocked from the sun. I try to sit down at another table and it simply does not work because of the sun and heat from the sun. After I walk outside I realize the other people have taken there coffee and found a public ledge or chair with shade to sit with their coffee. A simple morning window shade purchase can fix this place up and give it a normal coffee hang out vibe. Quiche is really good and the coffee is solid. Service is laid back but good. I read there are new owners and I give them credit because if they can simply fix the morning sunshine exodus and maybe spruce up the inside just a bit to make it more appealing to linger they have one of the best locations in Whistler to have coffee peeps hang out in. I am pretty sure the owners will optimize this place in the near future so I do recommend to anyone to give Blenz a try while in Whistler.

UPDATE: The milk and sugar station was dirty which kind of grossed me out. A great coffee shop with a different selection than the adjascent Starbucks. Their Americanos are often superior to Starbucks and they have real food too. A great place for breakfast

I vacationed out here for 8 days and tried a few coffee places and this was by far the best one. The white mocha was phenomenal and the quiche was delicious as well. I’d highly recommend this place to anyone who has not been before. You won’t be disappointed!

I paused my activities to enjoy a quick break, treating myself to a delightful cup of coffee and a light snack. The presentation of our beverages was quite appealing, and my matcha latte proved to be delicious. Although I can't vouch for the coffee's taste as I didn't sample it, the service provided was friendly and welcoming. Regrettably, the bread loaf I selected turned out to be unsatisfactory, and I was unable to finish it, ultimately discarding it. Despite this disappointment, I must acknowledge the effort they put into crafting visually pleasing drinks. Therefore, I intend to revisit the establishment when I find myself in Whistler once more. My review for this place is 3.8 stars.

Had a good meal on our first visit. Nice bar with friendly service and a local vibe. Our food was well-prepared. Good pricing. Outdoor seating available.

Awesome place to go after a swim, food was delicious. As you can see in the picture. They’ve done some great renovations to add a bike rack and motorcycle parking !

Visiting Whistler from the island, Roland’s is now our 100% go to. An inviting, comfortable pub style atmosphere with excellent service and fantastic- melt in your mouth- dining options for all culinary desires! Affordably to boot! The service is always friendly and with sports on the tvs, and darts in house it feels like home. Special shout out to Dan, our server twice, who made sure our experience was not only met with friendly, kind service but with a handshake like a friend. We will absolutely be back next visit.

Best Burger i have had in a long time. Kitchen was on point. The guy taking the order on the phone should not be in customer service though. The bartender too had a snarky attitude. And for what ? Management is going to come here and say, thank you for your feedback we will talk to the team...

Our server(Australian male) on August 7th evening was extremely rude and aggressive towards us. Seemed like he just wanted us out of there ASAP. Other staff were good, food and drinks were good but he ruined the experience so won't be back.

Worst nachos Ive had in years. Please change the description to “basket of old corn chips with traces of cheese. “ Great hang out though, good people.

Pub fare, elevated and executed properly. Our meal at Roland's was a pleasant surprise, from the fresh fish on the Baja fish tacos to the burgers served on a tasty brioche bun, Roland's beats expectations. We tried some dishes that we're understandably average (the nachos and poutine were exactly what you'd expect, nothing fancy) but the veggie burger was a moist and tasty mix of lentils and chickpeas, with a fresh side salad. Prices were on the slightly high end for pub fare, but when you're in a location like this, it's forgivable. For a healthy lunch, this place has competition from Nita Lake Lodge, right next door.

Made a trip to this cafe on the last day of my trip to Whistler. Nested in the Nita Logde by the lake, the vibe of this cafe was serene. Their choco chip cookie was the largest cookie I have ever had in my life and it paired deliciously with the strong flavor of the latte.

Really cute atmosphere with lots of attention to detail in the decor. Otherwise, I found this coffee shop to be sort of expensive and only offered reheated meals. The almond croissant was 2/5 (overly sweet, dry and over baked); the cheese scone was decent and I guess an okay price at 3$? (I'm not entirely sure what the value of a scone is, if it's just flour, water and cheese). The staff is friendly, but a bit slow, and they seem to turn up their nose at you when they notice you didn't tip (I don't tip for takeout generally). If you are staying at Nita Lake lodge, I'd recommend taking the shuttle to Whistler village and getting breakfast in town. There is a much nicer almond croissant at "%arabica"!

Amazing staff! Love the coffee. The nita muffin has unfortunately gone down hill though. It used to have a generous amount of scrambled eggs and nice quality bacon and cheese. I was claiming best breaky sandwich in Whistler! Now it tastes very processed and below average. It went from a 10 to a 3. Still will come back for the coffee and the wonderful staff! Really just hoping that this review helps them want to make the muffin good again!.

I’m here to call out the people who post 4 and less star reviews about this place with comments like “I wish it stayed open later” and rude things about the decorations. Removing a star from your review because you don’t like one of their paintings is cruel. Email them privately and recommend they make some changes. Businesses like this can’t exist without 5 star reviews. Please consider changing your review to 5 starts to help them succeed.Yes, it matters that much. And for what it’s worth, I’m a total stranger. This place is perfect. The staff is so friendly. The food is delicious and affordable. And finally, they operate a lever espresso machine. For those who don’t know, this is a serious devotion to the coffee craft. When you order from here, take a moment to look at the machine and the process involved. It’s art! My oat milk latte was perfect from start to finish. Balanced and rich. Absolutely wonderful. Thank you to the staff for making our morning. Cheers

Good coffee but no good breakfast options, mainly just pasties and cookies. Their breakfast wraps are just okay - do not recommend. They also get very busy and rush through your order and end up making mistakes. We asked for cappuccino single shot and the girl at the till ended up charging us extra money for an extra shot! The service is not the best either, for such a wonderful location, I'd expect better food and service.

The barista Natalia was a nightmare. Left a bad taste in my mouth about this place. I catch her eye and tell her nicely I am just looking before I order. I step out of the way. I approach the counter to order and she is already giving me a scuff look. I then proceed to ask if the turkey club comes with sides. Instead of just saying no, she scoffs “it’s a sandwich”. I ask again, does it comes with sides. A second answer, even more furious “it’s a sandwich. Like this one right here” as she rudely points to the display. Many cafes serve sides with their sandwiches. There was no need for the moody, rude communication to a customer. Fix Cafe should consider terminating Natalia to maintain positive customer experience and business. Personality is everything I went and ordered two coffees after from a staff member named Nikita and she was absolutely lovely. This place is good it’s just the cancer that needs to be cu

Overall I was a big fan - things often sell out a bit early so I recommend getting there earlier. Pretty latte art, some tasty smoothies, really tasty pastries, and the coffee was pretty good as well. One of the best chocolate croissants I've had! More third wave/specialty coffee vibe (think blue bottle etc.) than second wave (like Starbucks) or first wave (diner). That's right up my alley, so it was pretty pleasant for me. Good stuff!

We had a wonderful experience. The food was good, and the owner was very nice. She brought me tea because I wasn't feeling well, and they offered me water to take my medication even before they knew I would be dining here with others. It's a lovely place, and I recommend stopping by if you're in the area.

Food took a long time waited over 35 minutes for a burger and a sandwich. When the food finally arrived, the fries are Burge. I don’t know if the chefs work in the dark but it looks like they have no ability to see how burned food looks like they were nice and got me a replacement so I was happier. Price was fair, but the burger taste is very bland and like it was frozen. the lettuce was very wilted and it looked very sad. I can tell that it was not fresh.

Great meal out. Food was good. Value Great. Service from young Australian waitress from Canberra was sensational and definitely dragged the rating up from 4 star to 5 stat.

Stopped by for happy hour on a Thursday for $5 drinks and discounted food. The beer was good and so was the food. Service was very pleasant and quick. A great place to grab a drink and quick bite between 3 and 5.

We had a delicious dinner here on Canada Day!🇨🇦 Our waitress, Emma, was so kind and welcoming. Our party of 6 all enjoyed our dinners. The margaritas were the best I’ve had! Highly recommend!

I will never go back to this place. They served me a burnt lamb shank and it tasted too salty. My partner's steak is not cook properly as well, it is so chewy. Find somewhere else to eat. Serving a burnt food to a customer is not acceptable. Seriously.

Salmon burger is a must try here. Ask for extra tartar sauce on the side. No extra charge for the house green salad which was fresh but additional $3 for Ceasar. Prompt service and attention to detail by waitress.

Braidwood Tavern was a delightful and unexpected find — truly a hidden gem. From the moment we arrived, the service was warm and attentive, and the food exceeded all expectations. We opted for the prix fixe menu, which turned out to be a fantastic choice. I was initially skeptical about the crab bisque — the portion looked small — but one spoonful changed everything. It was incredibly rich and bursting with layers of flavour; I'm still dreaming about it. The salmon sashimi was another standout: fresh, delicate, and beautifully presented. For mains, we tried the branzino and the tenderloin, and both were exceptional — cooked to perfection and full of flavour. The cocktail list is also worth mentioning. I had the Blue Santorini, which struck the perfect balance of flavourful but not overly sweet — a real winner. We’re already planning our next visit. Highly recommend for anyone looking for elevated dining in a relaxed, cozy atmosphere.

Is a burger without a bun a burger? If you charge $42 for a wagyu burger BUT you don’t have a celiac main in your menu, are you a legitimate restaurant? FOUR SEASONS how can you fail so profoundly? Our waiter Toby saved the day with humor and empathy. We had lunch but since there are NO celiac mains in their menu we will NEVER come back for dinner, much less lunch. How can a high end restaurant fail so badly in 2025?

My husband and I are spending our honeymoon in Whistler and made a couple of reservations in different restaurants, he is a chef so wanted to try the best places in town. From the hostess to the server, everything was fantastic, Jessica was great explaining all the dishes from the pre fixed menu and recommending drinks with it! We had a great time and will definitely recommend the restaurant. Great atmosphere, excellent service , and we would give 4.5 stars for the food because the portions were a little smaller than we expected, but it did taste fantastic, especially the Halibut, what a flavourful and rich dish! We will be back!

Had a great night out with a big group of friends. We took advantage of the $49 set dinner promotion, and overall the food offered good value. I had the Branzino, which was nicely grilled with a pleasant charred flavor, cooked well without being too dry. The Burrata, however, was a miss; it was overly salty and I couldn’t finish it. Friends enjoyed the linguine and the salmon, both of which got positive comments. Desserts were well-executed and satisfying. Service was excellent, especially with a separate table set up for the kids, who were well looked after, allowing the adults to relax and enjoy the evening.

What a wonderful dinner we had here. Family of 3, all vegan. The menu clearly labeled vegan / plant based options and was available for the pre fixe meal. Everyone was really friendly, helpful, and made us feel welcome. The meal was paced just right and we were able to enjoy our dishes and relax a bit. We tried some mocktails and they were all great as well! Really appreciated our meal here.

My wife and I visited Braidwood Tavern, and it was a good experience as we tried their Prix Fixe menu The ambience and service at restaurant was great, and there is free valet parking as inside the Four Seasons The crab bisque was delicious, and fresh burrata was good I ordered the seafood linguine which was very flavorful. The disappointing one was the branzino as while it was grilled, it was more charred than anything. Unfortunately the grill/char made the fish very bland :( To their credit, they did offer to replace the dish but we didn’t want to cause problems and waste food as it was still edible The dessert were great too. I enjoyed my meal, but just disappointed for my wife for her main course

Really enjoyed our meal here last night. Charming restaurant with a comfortable, yet elegant feel. Service was impeccable, friendly, attentive, but not over the top. Food was beautifully prepared. We had the prix fixe menu, and when the portions arrived they looked small on the plate but the flavours were so delightful that we finished the meal feeling nourished, very satisfied and not stuffed which is what we prefer. Will definitely return on our next trip to Whistler.

The food in the service are ok. Food is a bit pub style. Service can be incredible. Or less than incredible. Neither have ever been bad. Lovely place to have a drink with some friends. Rarely busy.

My husband and I had dinner here recently. We have eaten here before so were expecting good value for our money. My husband had the $18 Arnie's burger which was nondescript and served with probably half the number of fries he was expecting. I had the West Coast Club with fries. I left hungry to say the least. There was nothing remotely 'Club' about what most restaurants would describe as sliders. There were 3 on the plate which would be fine as an appetizer but hardly a main offering. The 'mini-hoagies' were scantily filled with a delicious filling but there just wasn't enough of the whole dish. And at $18 this was definitely overpriced

Quick bite to eat and have a beer after playing 18 at Whistler Golf Club!

Delicious food, great views, friendly staff and good value. You don't need to be a golfer to access this lovely, casual restaurant!

Beer was cold, food was good, server was friendly

Always reliable food friendly service.

Good

Amazing coffee made by awesome staff who take pride in their work. We love going here with our two kiddos (they love the hot chocolate and the foam 'picture' that is created for them)- such good coffee and a very welcoming atmosphere.

Cool coffee shop with great open space & cozy patio at the back. I love shop's motto thats written on the wall, and it's a lovely place to dine-in, especially when the place is not so busy. They also have a wide variety of coffee & tea options, both hot & cold. I ordered a blueberry scone, espresso milkshake & soy latte, and they were all alright, nothing amazing. I felt like it was a bit pricey for my taste, but I would come here to try other options, because I love the atmosphere here so much! Strongly recommend this place for the vibe & friendly staff!

Coffee shop in a modern mountain lifestyle retail store. Excellent cold brew—hard to find in Whistler because of the Aussie flat white lobby. While you’re waiting for your coffee, you can explore the two floors of hip camp wear and travel coffee table books. We sat out in the patio soaking up early morning vibes listening to the sound of a small water feature.

Love the atmosphere here. I feel so at home! Probably biased because I love camping and the outdoors. The coffee is great and the sitting area outside is peaceful. Not many places to sit however. Nice little retail store as well that sells outdoorsey clothing and house decor.

This place is like having a coffee shop inside MEC or REI.

We stopped in for coffee to go. Love the concept and goods that they offer. Wish we could have stayed to have our coffee in this fun atmosphere. Upstairs they have women's clothes and a design center.

Oat flat white was great! Thanks

Very disappointed with my visit to this Subway. First of all, the customer service was terrible — only one person working, and the line moved extremely slowly. To make things worse, there were flies on the desserts, which is completely unacceptable and unhygienic. I ordered a footlong, and it was served cold. Strangely, they don’t even have a toaster machine, which is a basic feature at most Subway locations. Overall, it was a bad experience. I do not recommend coming here.

SCAMMERS - Stole My Money, Refused Refund, and Cursed at Me** I am utterly appalled by the criminal-level service I received. I placed a mobile order and paid in advance. When I arrived, the employee outright refused to give me the food I had already paid for. When I asked for a refund, they also refused. I asked to speak to the manager, and the woman who claimed to be the manager said, "There's nothing I can do," and told me to Google the customer service number myself. The number did not answer. To add unimaginable insult to injury, the employee began SWEARING at me. This is not just bad service; it is theft and harassment. Do not give this location your money. They are scammers who will take your payment and then abuse you when you ask for what you paid for. **AVOID AT ALL COSTS.**

Worst veggie sub I've ever seen/had. - it actually surprisingly looks better in the picture than it did in real life. I ordered through uber eats and I may as well have ordered a stale baguette with a bit of lettuce tossed on it. I counted 4 slices of cucumber on a footlong sub lol. I feel like I just got pranked

I ordered a Turkey Sub with Avocado. Everything was supposed to be “more” for topping size except a couple things I removed. In fact, I got the skinniest sub I ever had from Subway. Did they hold back because it was an app deal? Maybe. Then again maybe they are just cheap skates. Only Subway I’ve been to that charged for one of their little plastic cups.

We placed an order for a few sandwiches and a salad through skip the dishes . Extremely disappointed with the food . Sandwiches looked like they were made on hotdog buns and the salad was less than half the usual quantity. Would never order with them again . The pic attached is the salad when I opened it .

I ordered a Veggie Delite sub and had a terrible experience. The girl making my sub was rude, didn’t greet, and I had to ask multiple times just to get basic veggies. Felt like I was eating only bread. I asked for 3 sauces in a thin zigzag, and she still complained about wrapping it. On top of that, she used her hands to wrap the sub, which was very unhygienic. I used to work at Subway and know it can be done properly with even more fillings. Really disappointed with the service.

I've visited Subways across Canada and many international locations and this one was by far the worst. I ordered a salad and the salad toppings were individually placed so they just barely covered the bottom of half of the bowl. The other half was just enough lettuce to cover the other half. I asked for at least some more lettuce twice and even then the bowel wasnt even half full. Server was unpleasant and counted out each individual olive and piece of spinach on our subs too. I've never seen such skimpy toppings! On top of that the cucumbers had chunks of ice on them. I filled out online complaints through the company website and tried contacting them via social media several times and got no response. The restaurant and company don't care as you can clearly see from the many reviews stating the same experience.

What a great discovery while in Whistler. This little corner cafe has great service, great coffee/drink options paired with an amazing view.

Stopped in for breakfast on a driving tour of the area. Excellent and perfectly presented coffee (I had flat white) and tasty and fresh food and pastries. Lovely friendly staff with helpful local knowledge.

New favourite coffee shop! Must visit in Whistler. Incredible lattes and stunning views with friendly service. 10/10 would recommend!!

The view was awesome, a cozy place for breakfast close to Whistler. I like my cappuccino. Sandwiches (all-day breakfast and Montreal) were good. However, the soup was too sweet for me and excepted fries instead of chips.

I really wanted to like this place because the pictures and reviews seemed promising. Ordered an oat milk flat white and am pretty positive it was a regular latte with milk. The first sip tasted off and overly foamy, my fault for not watching the barista make it. I went home sick. Treats were overly sweet but some may like that. Americano was mediocre. The atmosphere and space is nice.

My go-to cafe in Whistler! I come up here every now and then both for work and hikes, and morning tea/coffee and some delicious baked goods or breakfast sandwich menus are all good! Slick, modern, and bright with lots of sunlight coming in, I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's stopping by in the mornings.

Hidden a bit but worth the stairs to find good coffee and really nice pastries and goodies. Quiet and plenty of seating

🇨🇦 Tim Hortons – Whistler Village I visited around 2 PM and the place was calm and peaceful. I ordered the Egg & Cheese Breakfast Sandwich and asked to add a hash brown inside a simple customization that made it even more satisfying. I also got a small black Original Blend coffee to go with it. 🥯 The muffin itself was light and not greasy, and adding the hash brown gave it a nice crunch and made it feel like a more complete meal. ☕ The coffee was rich and smooth without any sourness, pairing perfectly with the sandwich. 👩‍💼 A special shoutout to Sheila, who warmly greeted me and made my first visit so welcoming. The store was clean and cozy, and the soft background music created such a relaxing vibe. 🌿 The patio area with the red umbrellas gives off a charming Whistler vibe a perfect spot to sit back and take a break. Now I totally get why people say you haven’t truly experienced Canada until you’ve had Tim Hortons. I’ll definitely be back next time, I’m trying one of their wraps! 😊 👉 한국어 요약: 휘슬러 팀홀튼에서 해시브라운 추가 머핀과 블랙커피로 담백한 브런치! 분위기 좋고 직원도 친절해서 완전 만족했어요 ☕🥯

Tim Hortons tend to get a bad reputation for bad customer service, so I want to specifically shout out to Neil + Danielle when we visited on Jul 1st for being so kind and patient with us after a long day of ATVing with a long drive ahead of us. You absolutely subverted our preconceived notions and then some so thank you for helping out drive home so much better with the delicious decaf coffee and your kindness 😊💛💛

This branch has the friendliest crew. Service is fast and fuss free. Long queue as always in the morning but they serv your order right away. Busy during weekends and holidays. Great place to get your coffee at night as they are open until 10pm. Thank you Neil and Daniella for the great service!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Tim Hortons in Whistler is located at 4330 Northlands Blvd, right in the heart of the village. It’s a cozy spot to grab your favorite Canadian staples—freshly brewed coffee, Timbits, breakfast wraps, and Dream Donuts. Business Hours: Open daily from 5:00 AM to 8:00PM

I come here a few times a week before work, and the staff are always so kind and cheerful, even early in the morning. It makes a big difference starting your day with friendly service and a good cup of coffee. Keep it up!

Tim Hortons is a reliable spot for coffee and quick bites. The coffee is consistent, the donuts and breakfast sandwiches are classic, and it’s convenient for a grab-and-go treat

The thanks giving special was very good. I was wondering what's that taste. It's was the turkey filling. Yum yum yum. There is a new flavor of the timbits. Blueberry cream cheese. It's my new favorite. Bough twice in a week and shared with coworkers. Otherwise I'll eat too much by myself.

Beautiful space, better for takeout than dine-in We visited around 10am—well past the breakfast rush—but the place was still bustling. We were lucky to snag a table as walk-ins, but many families and groups weren’t as fortunate, with limited seating causing a bit of a scramble. The front staff was friendly, and food came out quickly. While it’s a counter-service setup, they do bring your order to the table, which is a nice touch. Still, given how few tables are available, takeout might be the smarter option. The space itself is stylish and upscale, but it’s hard to fully enjoy the atmosphere when people are hovering nearby, clearly waiting for a seat. It creates a bit of pressure to eat and leave quickly. As for the food: it was decent, though a bit overpriced for what you get. I had the Provision Sandwich—my girlfriend liked it, but I found it underwhelming. The chocolate croissant, however, was excellent and fairly priced. We also had cappuccinos—flavor was good, but the foam on mine wasn’t quite up to standard. Overall, the food and aesthetic are solid, but the dine-in experience feels rushed and crowded. I’d recommend grabbing something to-go and enjoying it elsewhere in the Village.

This place really gets busy in the mornings for food and coffee, you’d be lucky to find a seat inside, and not wait too long for your food or drink. They do make decent coffee and pastries, so I can see why it’s a go to for a lot of people. They also do a good job with pacing the line out, so there’s that. They’re centrally located which adds to the traffic congestion. Overall, it’s a good spot to grab a quick coffee or snack, but if there’s a long line, there are other options available.

We visited Provisions in Whistler — it was quite busy, and although we got our order quickly, there was nowhere to sit at first so we waited about 5 minutes. The food was decent but nothing particularly memorable. The cheeseburger was good but very small, and my avocado toast tasted fine but wasn’t anything special. Overall, a nice spot but not a wow experience.

The burger and the almond croissant as well as the reffocato ice-cream we ordered were all super delicious indeed! Dogs are not allowed to enter and we were lucky to get a bar-stool table outside at the entrance! Black coffee was strong enough to wake you up the whole day! ❤️❤️👍👍

Ordered a flat white + a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich + a Provision Sandwich. The food tasted great with great presentation. My daughter has a sesame allergy and they were kind enough to replace the buns with sourdough even after I have ordered the food.

Lovely place in the heart of the village. Our group tried a variety of pastries, sandwiches espresso drinks and their soft serve ice cream, all were of amazing quality! My favorite was provisions breakfast sandwich, matcha latte and affogato😋😋😋

If you ever find yourself in Whistler, make sure to check out the local coffee shop. Their coffee is absolutely delicious, and they have a wide variety of flavours to choose from. The food is fresh and tasty, and the atmosphere is both welcoming and modern. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, whether you’re on your own or with a group of friends.

What on earth happened to this place? Once upon a time it was the Whistler *Tennis* Club, and now it feels like something halfway between a pickleball free‑for‑all and a bar with some miscellaneous courts attached. The courts themselves are in varying shape and conditions —surfaces uneven, infrastructure clearly overdue for maintenance. But even if you wanted to play actual tennis, good luck. The pickleball crowd has more or less taken over, and the vibe is geared toward super‑beginners only. If you were hoping for competitive tennis or even just a proper match, you’ll walk away disappointed. And the “entrance?” Don’t expect a club reception—your grand welcome is basically the bar. It’s confusing, unorganized, and doesn’t feel like the tennis club it’s branded as at all. Whistler deserves a tennis club with real tennis, decent facilities, and at least some balance between sports. Instead, this feels more like an afterthought venue where tennis has lost its home court. A real shame, especially given the setting and history.

The Whistler Racket Club in Whistler is a fantastic facility offering a range of tennis and squash courts, as well as a top-notch fitness center. The courts are well-maintained, and the staff is friendly and knowledgeable. Many visitors appreciate the variety of programs available, from beginner lessons to advanced clinics. The club's ambiance is welcoming, making it a great place for both locals and tourists. However, some have noted that the membership fees can be on the higher side. Overall, it's an excellent spot for racket sports enthusiasts looking to enjoy high-quality facilities and expert instruction in a stunning mountain setting.

Great place to go for a beer and some great food. They have happy hours and they are a blast! Oh...I think they have racquet sports here too lol

Amazing time here at Monday’s Local Night. The bartender Keely offered us not only a service, but an experience

Had an amazing time playing pickle ball and board games! Emma made sure we had everything we needed for a perfect night out! Can’t wait to go back :)

We began our E bike excursion from this location. Lots of parking for the morning tour and a great way to see Whistler. Whistler E Bikes

Had a great time playing in a tournament at this club in Whistler. It is a great asset to the community!

I had an absolutely wonderful stay at this hotel! From the moment I arrived, the staff went above and beyond to make me feel welcome. The service was outstanding—friendly, professional, and always willing to help with a smile. The room was spotless, comfortable, and beautifully kept, and every detail made me feel at home. The amenities were top-notch, and the overall atmosphere was relaxing and inviting. It’s clear that the team here truly cares about their guests’ experience. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for comfort, great service, and a memorable stay. I can’t wait to come back!

We went here for vacation and we were not aware they received 2 stars from Michelin but quickly saw why they had. From the moment you arrive every staff member makes you feel welcome and go above and beyond to accommodate. We ate at many places, but nothing beats the prime rib sandwiches and chicken wings with maple or buffalo sauces. We ordered these at the bar and grabbed scrabble from the health & fitness center to play while we drank perfectly made cocktails. The sunrise makes the heated pools and hot tubs steam and adds to the atmosphere as the birds and Hôtel wakes up. We ordered room service and stayed in our room most of one of the days in our 2 bathroom king bed with separate living room suite. After we finished they have a button to alert staff to come pick up your dishes which is a great little touch. The fitness center had everything needed in good shape and was clean to workout and was right next to the pools so you can jump in immediately after. While in the pool they offer drink service and there is even a way to swim to the inside or outside which was useful when it was snowing or raining so we could stay in without getting out. I would recommend this hotel to anyone for any occasion. I was highly impressed, my only surprise was that it was 2.5 hours bus ride from the airport but the drive up is so beautiful it isn’t much of a bother.

Recently stayed for a night, and had a gorgeous time. The service was outstanding - everyone was so friendly and helpful. The actual hotel itself is lovely, and the room was perfect. The shuttle service and courtesy car is such a nice touch because you’re not in whistler town itself, so it was so appreciated and the guys running that whole operation are legends. 10/10, would recommend and can’t wait to return!

Great time we had at your hotel. Such clean & very nice room. Beautiful inside layout & decors. So comfortable the beds too & we loved every minute of our stay. Love it!! Very friendly staff too & service.. Amazing check in reception! Thank you so much for making our stay memorable & great!

We came here on our honeymoon, and the staff were so incredibly gracious, ensuring that our experience is non other than perfection - complete with a welcome package and upgrade. The pools, saunas and wellness facilities are exceptional Last evening, we dined at the bar in the lounge. Our young British bartender, Louie, was absolutely outstanding. Friendly, knowledgable and engaging service, and we had the best burger we’ve ever! Overall, this experience has been a 20/10!

One of the most relaxing places to vacation at. The steam room, outdoor hot tubs, and pools are amazing. I also love the breakfasts at The Wildflower. Don't miss out on the excursions and classes that the hotel organizes too. The Whistler history class by Jack was phenomenal, and so was the trip to the Audain Art Museum. They also have shuttles and rides to the village if you ever need. Once I parked my car here I never needed it again until I checked out.

I am writing this review to warn others about a serious issue with booking reliability at the Fairmont Whistler. Our trip started perfectly at the Fairmont Pacific Rim in Vancouver, where the staff went above and beyond to provide a flawless and welcoming experience. It set a high bar for the Fairmont brand. Unfortunately, the Fairmont Whistler is miles behind. I made a pre-paid reservation well in advance through Amex Travel. Upon arrival, the front desk refused to honor my booking. Despite having the Amex Platinum Card in my Apple Pay, the front desk refused to honor the booking and unwilling to resolve the issue with Amex, even after we have spoke to Amex customer service and confirm that infact we are who the reservation states and having our passport. The front desk staff was dismissive and will not honor the package we have booked and only offered us the basic room, no upgrades, no breakfast, and no dining credit. Extremely disappointed. The staggering contrast between these two properties shows a complete lack of consistent standards. A hotel that does not honor its confirmed, pre-paid reservations is fundamentally unreliable. I cannot recommend this property to anyone, especially if you book through a third-party site.

Location perfect, couldn't be better: Right next to the border of the Whistler city centre pedestrian area and walking in there, you walk staight to a supermarket and there is also everything else you need, like a smoothie bar and lots of restaurants. (We went to 'Naked sprouts' and a Mongolian grill restaurant the other day; I really recommend both.) The hotelroom was nice. We had a room with 1 queensize bed (a very good size for 2 persons) and there was also an 'electric fireplace' and a couch on the room: Really really nice! There was an elevator. There was also a Nespresso coffee machine in the lobby and drinks- and icecube-machines. For those among us who visit the hotel for wintersports/ skiing, there are a lot of large ski-lockers in the basement, you see directly when entering the hotel from the parking garage entry. (We didn't eat breakfast in the hotel, so no idea how the breakfast is.) Service at checkout made me angry: At the check-in we were told we can park as hotel-guest, what was exactly according to our expectations because the booking.com website tells it includes free parking. At check out we got the very bad news a 48 dollar fine WILL BE charged (24/day), for using the parking 2 days; We weren't told the garage cost money for hotelguests and it is against the promise on booking.com so it was a very unpleasant surprise afterwards; They could have asked beforehand if we wanted it or not. Instead of asking we wanted it, we only received the question 'cash or from the reserved creditcard deposit' (100 dollar reservation), without even the option of refusing/ without questioning we wanted to park for 24 dollar a day or not. Scandalous tourist scam. (I added a screenshot to proof free parking is promised. Translation from Dutch: "Gratis parkeergelegenheid" = Free/ complimentary parking facility.)

It was my first time in Whistler and I stayed at the Aava hotel. I was pleasantly surprised by the price when I booked, especially due to the great location, but then I found out why. First, when I arrived, all the space out front of the hotel was filled with cars parked - there was no space at all for people to leave their car for a moment to check in. I could tell two other cars who arrived at the same time as me also had no idea what to do. We all ended up stopping in the fire lane that has many “no parking - fire lane- tow zone” signs. I had to call the front desk from my car to ask where to park and they said to leave it there. I thought that was really strange. The room looked nice, with tall ceilings and a comfy bed. I felt comfortable until I saw a huge centipede crawling across the floor. How does that even happen on the third floor?! The next morning I also found a small beetle-looking bug on the bed. That was also gross, but a bit more understandable as it looked like it could fly. The centipede really grossed me out though - it was hard to sleep after that. Then, in the morning, I went to make coffee. When I poured water into the machine, there was a layer of film across the water and so many little floating bits. So gross!

The hotel itself is rather charming in that clean, comfortable, “nothing’s broken and the staff smile a lot” sort of way. The location is great too, the kind of spot that makes you briefly believe you’ve made a good life decision. Unfortunately, that illusion ends the moment you try to sleep. The soundproofing appears to have been engineered by someone who believes walls are merely polite suggestions, rather than barriers to noise. Around 1 a.m., the ceiling above us came alive with what can only be described as a herd of caffeinated elephants in sneakers. We ventured to the lobby in search of help, only to discover the source: a gathering of twenty or so humans testing the limits of vocal endurance. The staff, to their credit, did move us to another room, one presumably located in a quieter corner of the building. Sadly, at about 2:30 a.m., the elephants (or their distant relatives) relocated as well, resuming their marathon. At that point, sleep was merely a concept, something that might exist in theory, but certainly not in practice. It’s a pity, really. With its great location and friendly staff, this could have been a lovely stay. But until someone invents walls and ceilings that actually stop sound, or management enforces quiet hours with the same vigor as the guests defy them, I’d recommend this hotel only to those who view insomnia as a lifestyle choice.

I recently stayed at the Aava Hotel in Whistler and overall had a great experience! The location is super convenient—just a short walk to the village and accessible. The rooms were clean, cozy, and well-equipped for a comfortable stay. We especially loved the outdoor pool and hot tub—perfect for relaxing with beautiful views and a peaceful vibe. A big thank you to Ray at the concierge desk! He was incredibly kind and went out of his way to make sure we had an amazing stay. His hospitality truly stood out and made us feel very welcome. The only downsides were that breakfast wasn’t included, which felt like a miss considering the price point. Also, parking is an additional mandatory $25 per night, which adds up. Despite that, we really enjoyed our stay and would consider coming back again!

We’ve stayed at Aava a few times, and our experience has always been excellent. The team is consistently kind, friendly, and helpful. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and spacious. The hotel is also budget-friendly, which makes it great value for money. The location is perfect, right across from the Village Centre and next to one of Whistler’s best restaurants, Wild Blue. Highly recommend!

I don’t know the year it was built, but it feels newish and modern. The rooms are not cluttered and have a minimalist design, with large windows that make them airy. The mattress is comfortable. The room is clean, and the bedding and towels are very clean. There’s a nice, comfortable bed and a TV with over 40 channels, mostly sports channels. The location is the best in Whistler for those who want to sleep at night without noise, yet still want to be close to the village. The valley trails are within walking proximity for hikers and cyclists. The receptionists were polite and professional. The hot tub, pool, and sauna are nice features they have, along with secure underground parking. We will be back!

I enjoyed my 3 night stay here. Its nothing special, but was much cheaper than the other places that have more bells and whistles. If you’re traveling on a budget this is a good pick

So, this must be my favourite market in the Sea to Sky area. Jerry and Sana have done a terrific job with it and it shows what locals can do with a store like this. Location is perfect and staff is incredible. Some stuff is expensive, yes, but it’s also exclusive and hard to find elsewhere. Happy to spend for quality. Try their bags of croissants! Or their sausage rolls. Or their soups. I can keep going... What a wonderful experience. And it’s Canadian!

O-M-G. This is the best market in whistler area as far as I’m concerned. They have all of the fixings great sandwiches great sausage rolls great fruit bars great clarity tea pouches great vibes. Must see. Good place to fall in love.

You can find deals if you look around. Considering it's Whistler prices shouldn't astound. Great location with options a plenty. The shelves are full, non of them empty. There are lots of choices for those who are plant based, looking around there's not much to distaste.

This market has everything you might need. Fresh fruits & vegetables, meat, can goods, alcohol, soft drinks, breads, deserts, toiletries, dry goods... everything. The staff is friendly and efficient. They are very busy filling shelves and assisting shoppers at check out. The aisles are very narrow and navigating them can be difficult during the busiest hours of the day. The shelves are also very dense with products that can be overwhelming when trying to decide. Everything is packed in very tightly, some times creating a bottleneck with customers all congregating in one spot. Parking seems plentiful, including covered parking. Watch for vehicles like RVs, camper vans, and vehicles with trailers navigating the parking lot, trying to find a space to squeeze into or sticking out into the aisles too much.

Used to live here and always enjoyed walking over to shop at Creekside Market. Amazing local Lucia gelato in the freezer section. Great meat selection, fresh fruits and veggies. Loads of snacks for the lake. Awesome people and vibes. The prices aren't too bad either. I love grocery stores wherever I am living but this one will always be my favorite.

Groceries & produce, all the basics for your needs while staying in Whistler Creekside, located within walking distance of most of the resorts in the area. Their selection is always fresh and prices quite reasonable. Great customer service!

Has everything you need. The deli also has takeaway meals and sandwiches if you're looking for a quick bite to eat.

Nice cozy small lodge with decent amenities in the units. Hot tub was great! NOT ski in or ski out, there is a trail but meant for walking, not skiable so we took the local bus which added 10-20min each way. Bus stops right outside the lodge. The ski storage is a disaster, skiis thrown everywhere, not safe for expensive skiis; needs to be organized with lockers. Seems like the unit owners also store their skiis there! No BBQ on site, something I really missed. Overall, a decent place to stay.

Great place to stay as a group of friends / family. Six of us spent a couple of nights in a cozy apartment which was perfect for our stay at Whistler. We even used the community hot tub twice and really enjoyed it. The ski resort is nearby (5 min walk). The ski equipment room is pretty convenient. Would definitely stay here again.

Loved the location.. loved the unit! Enjoyed that I could walk to the village and also have solitude outside of it! Will stay here again!

While it might seem out of the way it is very close to Blackcomb gondola with a skiable "out" track if there is enough snow, and the #5 free regular bus service to Whistler is right outside the property. Staff very helpful. Bedrooms were comfortable enough and living & dining room with a gas fire was comfortable and cozy. Shared laundry facilities at $3 per machine worked. Kitchen has a good range of crockery, utensils and basics needed to cook anything bought from the Whistler Grocery. Would book again.

Great atmosphere.live music in the evenings (maybe more).. decent food a bit pricey but given the location...on par . Friendly staff and nice seating choices

Stayed in room 105 just last week with my 3 nephews. We all felt that the room was perfect for us, well equipped for the 3 dinners we cooked. Great location with easy access to the Blackcomb lift. Staff was friendly and the parking convenient. We all agreed we would not hesitate to come back again.

Room was on a convenient Lodge and we could ski pretty much near the condo. The 2 BDR we had was great and well equipped. However the main bathroom was the smallest I have ever seen anywhere. You had to stand in the shower to get the door closed. But other than that it was a great place.

Love the crossiants here. We had ham cheese crossiant and plain crossiants here. We had the O Canada waffle too, but it became “soft” after a while. The coffee was all good too. Love the mocha peppermint which is pretty unique and the flat white. Overall, we enjoyed our breakfast and recommend this cafe! 😋

There was only really one choice on the menu for Canada Day breakfast - the O'Canada waffle, piled high with bacon, slathered in maple syrup, and accompanied by a mug of fresh, steaming hot coffee. It was definitely a busy morning, but the staff managed to stay on top of the steady stream of customers, and the food arrived hot and quickly. All in all, it was a very enjoyable way to start the day.

Perfect place for early birds. I had a spinach feta bakery and an Americano. Both were really good. My dog and I were able to sit outside. It was overall a good morning for us. Thank you 👍🏻

The crepes were amazing, fresh, hot and yummy. The atmosphere and design of the restaurant is a bit odd but we went for the food. As you can see the crepes look great. Service was fast and friendly. Will be back.

Went here for snack and opted for Prosciutto Crepe, large Chai Latte and cinnamon bun approx $30. It’s soft crepe. Mozarella is a lot for me, quite generous for cheese. Maybe it’s me since I don’t want too much cheese. Can maybe ask for lesser cheese on it. Chai Latte is alright, but I wish it’s served in a ceramic cup and not plastic. Cinnamon bun is good, not too sweet. Crispy on the outside. Server is friendly.

Crepe was excellent. Definitely a vibe. Coffee was not bad. Overall, happy choice for an early breakfast. And price felt fair for the area. I would recommend.

This place has a peak-hour problem, as they are not equipped to handle weekend surges in orders. We waited 30 minutes for a crepe and were not told to expect such a delay. By the time we got our food, staff were finally telling customers to expect 30 to 35 minute delays. Makes you feel sorry for the staff, who are trying to crank out volume of food their tiny kitchen isn’t able to produce.