Came in mid March on a weekday for their 3-5pm happy hour. Was attracted to the great deals, $8…read morepints, 50% off pizzas and $18 alpine fondue. We got the lamb sausage pizza with medjool dates and spicy tomato sauce, highly recommend!! I love salty and a bit of spice with sweet. Pizzas are about $11-$13 during happy hour, super worth it. I have never tried fondue so I couldn't pass up the opportunity. I thought the fondue was thinner and would be made with a sharper cheese. For $18, I would skip this. Perhaps their $65 fondue set with cheese and chocolate is made better. It's not in the main village in Whistler so you do need to drive over to the golf course. Free parking outfront which is great and the views in the seating area with the lake was amazing! Definitely would come back for the ambiance.

Really lovely little bistro with a beautiful view of the lake and mountains. The outdoor patio…read moreseating 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!

Located inside Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre. I wanted to come here for happy hour and to see…read moretheir Halloween décor, which was truly impressive. They also had a Halloween cocktail list. The hostess was friendly, but our server killed our experience. Her words were friendly but her facial expressions and body language revealed how much she disliked serving us. My husband and I spoke after, we both felt she was probably racist. Their happy hour menu had a big selection of food items but no drinks. Everything was pretty expensive for happy hour. We tried the raw Albertan elk tartare and potato puffs. We enjoyed both dishes and the portions were big. As much as we enjoyed the food, we probably won't return due to the slow and uncomfortable service.

The restaurant is located inside a hotel. The food here is amazing! Everything we ordered was…read moredelicious, particularly the crispy brussel sprouts, poutine with fried chicken, gochujang cauliflower, melted Brie, and lemon square cocktail. There is ceiling lighting which is nice, along with a mix of booth and chair/table seating. Service is good, and friendly.

This place is a must if in whistler!! It's such a unique experience. The drinks were amazing and i…read morehave actually continued to drink one of the vodkas i sampled here (haku). the service was great wait time wasnt too long and the waiting area is a hotel bar so overall was pretty comfy!

We visited as a team and this was a cool add on experience from our dinner. We drank so many shots…read moreand had a fun time! Would reccomend the experience if you want to get a quick buzz and a headache tomorrow lol

Dang this place is cool! Came here 3 times while there. They don't serve food but the jerky they…read morehave is awesome! So good I bought some from the liquor store near by. You can order or bring in food from anywhere. They even provide a list of close restaurants you can order from. The owner was our first bartender. She's super cool, helpful, friendly, etc! The others were great as well! Need to stop by if ever in town. By the way, got food from the local pizza spot (tasty), Portobello ( tasty dessert and chicken sandwich), and the Purple Panda (decent Thai food).

This is a very cute and quaint pub. Love the comfortable Couches to lounge while sipping. Delicious…read moredrinks. A must visit!

Best place to watch a Habs game. Small pub. Big personality…read more Great food and super friendly staff. Will definitely visit again.

Extremely friendly and generous bartender. Great ambiance and excellent service. I wish I would…read morehave stayed here for dinner rather than going to "21 Steps" just down the street. I would highly recommend this place for anyone looking for a neighborhood pub vibe. The beer selection was impressive and the service was excellent.

On our last night in Whistler, we decided to head to Bar Oso. Whistler Village has so many…read moredifferent restaurants and cuisines and during our stay, we've had Japanese, Latin, Indian, Italian, and American. So we thought it would it would be nice to end our stay with some Spanish tapas. We tried: House baked bread Assorted cheese board - the chutney was delicious Crispy artichokes Spicy, fried cauliflower - one our favorites shishito peppers chorizo sausage gambas al ajillo tuna poke - definite highlight beef short rib - delicious The atmosphere of Bar Oso was warm and relaxing. The highlight of the renovated space is the lighted/glowing bar at its center. Service was excellent. Great experience to share with friends.

Currently my favorite spot in Whistler! Vibe is immaculate, love the glowing bar table. Servers…read morewere incredibly nice and personable. Food is high quality, flavorful, and super delicious. I recommend the Montaditos. We asked the server to pick her 5 favorites, and we loved the range and different flavors. Cocktails were delicious as well. Lots to choose from. I had one of their specialty gin tonics -- would recommend!

It is extremely busy here and the food was a fail. Clam chowder did not have fresh clams…read more Mushroom pot pie was missing the carrots and celery - it was all mushroom which was not great. The burger was not good. The only good thing was the chili and poutine. Service was good and it is extremely tough for the wait staff to move around because it was really jammed packed. It is quite loud and seating is completely jammed packed.

Fun and casual vibe! Salads are good. great brunch offerings. More reasonable prices than many…read moreother local places. Service is very friendly and very good! try the bear claw dessert!

Drove a little over 7.5 hours (traffic sucked in Seattle) to get here. It was late and was looking…read morefor some food and we were told that the Mallard Lounge was still serving food, it was only 10pm. Located in the Fairmont Hotel, we heard live music playing and much to our surprised, it was coming from the Mallard Lounge. Was just one guy playing guitar/harmonica and singing. Wasn't too loud and was able to have a conversation without yelling. Server said we could sit anywhere so we sat in some comfy chairs and ordered some beers and a Chorizo Pizza. I'll admit, I'm boring when it comes to pizza. This pizza was good but it's something I typically wouldn't order. Do people really enjoy Arugula on their pizza?? Then again, I'm one of those who likes pineapple on pizza.

This place was packed when we arrived so it was a little tricky to find a place for our party of…read morefour, but we eventually snagged a couch, chairs, and table to relax and unwind with some food. The burger was good and so was the Egyptian lemonade. It's a very welcoming, cozy place and the service was excellent. Live music was starting up in the evening as well.

Horrible website. Sends you to their corporate office, not restaurant, inside the Westin…read more Called their restaurant phone number to try and get help. Went to some guy's personal cell phone. Bar Hop sucks!

Though their info here on yelp needs to be updated, we had a fantastic time with the barhop crew…read morethis past weekend. I planned a stagette and didn't have a lot of personal experience in Whistler and I found that the barhop staff were really helpful and friendly every step of the way. From the first phone call right through to the end of the actual night, every person was very patient and they went out of the way to make sure our bride felt special. Thank you to Jake and Matt and everyone else. You guys really made our night!

I'm a bit surprised the ratings aren't a bit higher! First, service was AWESOME--we had Stevie and…read moreshe is amazing. We actually came in one day for Apres and another for dinner, happened to get her twice AND SHE REMEMBERED US! She knew our kids' drinks without asking. Impressive. The place itself is really quaint, feels like an old pub. The poutine and dips were great. LOVED their beers--the stout and the hazy were the faves. Came back for dinner and highly recommend the rotisserie chicken--there is a reason it's their special. Will definitely be back if we are in Whistler again!

Craft beer and restaurant near the middle of Whistler Village, just S of the Olympic rings…read more Parking here is horrendous. Surprise surprise. The place is part of Mark James group (Yaletown Brewing etc.), so one can already know what to expect if one has been to the other locations. Staff are friendly. Most of them seem to be Australian. Only complaint was that my friends and I couldn't be seated outside on the patio for some reason, even though there were clearly tables available (I didn't see any reserved signs). Not sure why the waitress insisted we sit inside where the place was maybe 30% full, but oh well. The place feels like a giant chalet, with the timber trim everywhere. They have a pizza oven, and the beer production tanks are visible over the kitchen area. There's even a toy train that does a circuit throughout the dining area (look up). One thing worth mentioning is that the bathrooms are on the 2nd floor, which may be a problem for some. Food here is Whistler pricing, so be sure to have deep pockets. I was told to try the High Mountain beef ribs, so there is now 1 less cow out there. 3 bones drenched in BBQ sauce, served on top of a pile of coleslaw and next to a pile of mashed potatoes (there is a fries option). Ribs were cooked well but the sauce was definitely on the salty side. I tried a piece of my buddy's prime rib and it's pretty solid. The portion size was definitely enough. I was stuffed. I also had a flight of their craft beer (4 glasses). As of the time of writing, they only have 8 beers available, but it was more than enough. Overall the place is worth a visit if one wants pub style comfort food.