There are three BC Liquor Store locations in Whistler - this one is located right in Whistler…read moreVillage in the Hearthstone Building - right next to The Whistler Grocery Store. Very convenient location to walk to - we were staying in the Westin Hotel. We picked up some red wine and a bottle of Cointreau to make Lemon Drop martinis. I also wanted to buy a bottle of Lagavulin Distiller's Edition single malt scotch (a single malt scotch I cannot find here in the U.S.) - but they did not have it in stock. The gentleman working the register looked it up on the computer for me and found that the location down the road in Squamish, BC carries it. They stay open till 11:00 pm most nights, but I think they close at 6:00 pm on Sundays. Nice little liquor store!

They sell booze/wine/beer/spirits/hooch…read more I have some loonies. It's a match made in heaven.

Expensive. Terrible service. You will walk through the maze of wine to find all the selections are…read morescattered around the shop. No help. After all that. They expect a tip. Tip for what????

Great service to help with the overwhelming selections of beer and ciders. Were repeat customers…read moreand would definitely recommend.

Okay then, we're all pretty aware of how expensive things are in Whistler. Of if you're not, you…read moreWILL BE as soon as you go to buy something here. This shop's staff is pretty cool. But the prices here are insane!! 30 for a 12 pack of beer? And CRAPPY beer at that??? But seriously - do yourself a favor - if you're headed to Whistler for the weekend, buy your booze in Vancouver before heading up. Or better yet, if you're coming from the states, buy yours at the Duty-free. Trust me, you'll thank yourself that you did as soon as you see the prices for this stuff in Whistler. Insane.

Had local Canadian brewery beers. Staff was friendly and convenient to the Whistler village where…read morewe are staying.

Awesome selection with extremely friendly and helpful staff!…read more For a small store, they sure have a number of options. When we walked in, we were immediately helped. They showed us the "Beer Cave" in the back, which has cold beer organized by where the beer is from and there is a whole wall of beers from Vancouver, Whistler and the surrounding areas. They asked what we normally drink and pointed us to some of their favorites. There's free parking right outside the store.

To tell me that I was writing is so funny because I had my autistic son with me. I tried to help…read morethem that my son can't wear shoes and so I was trying to match him. We were supposed to be in and out and then I got upset because he didn't wanna listen about my son. I tried to go back the next day with clothes on, and he literally looked me in the eyes and said that he chose not to serve me again because it was his job at the time. The man is an asshole, and he's a dominator. No woman should ever go to this place let alone a man that respects a woman. If I had shoes off one night. That's fine but I was with my son who was autistic, and I tried to tell them that. I tried to go and the next day properly closed and apologize formally, and he still looked me in the eyes and said well it's my choice to serve you or not and I'm not gonna serve you. Fuck this guy and fuck this place. If they keep this guy on highier, it's only to take your money. I don't listen to the Man. He's extremely disrespectful. He will make every excuse. If you look back at all of the reviews, there's a lot about him. He's not OK. I've been coming to Worcester for over 20 years. He is not a kind man.

We came here to pick up alcohol for our stay here. We were glad that there is a liquor store here…read more We picked up some Hey Y'all. We definitely needed some alcohol for the hot tub. This is a smaller liquor store. It has a really good selection of wines. They have an ok selection of beers. We didn't need a lot of alcohol but just some to get by a day or two. The staff here was very friendly. He even joked with us. When we were ready to pay, we asked where is the terminal. He said "if I have to tell you than there is a $5 charge". B said that would be a tip. He responded "the tip is that you are not from here. Ha ha ha". He was a funny guy. He sure got us. I am starting to like creekside more than Whistler. Creekside has better service than Whistler.

Confusing to find, clueless employees, very high prices. Not a great experience and will not be…read morereturning

Well a big 5 stars for this one because it's a liquor store. Lol…read more They have a great selection and just about everything you could ask for. Great location and laid out pretty good. Two entrances which is always helpful. Staff is always friendly and they have a points system as well.

Really large, organized, nice liquor store. The cashier was so friendly! Lots of selectionread more

I was recently in Pemberton for the weekend and decided to stop by Pemberton Distillery for a quick…read moretasting. Before going, make sure you check their hours on their website. At the end of October when I went, they're only open Friday and Saturday afternoons. Our experience there was super chill. We rang the door and someone let us in. I forgot his name, but he was one of the brothers behind the operation. He then introduced us to their liquors and we picked which ones we wanted to try. We tried a variety of liquors, including their vodka, ginger and honey, coffee, scotch, apple brandy, and kartoffelschnaps. Our favorite was the vodka, as it's one of the smoothest vodka's I've ever tried. The coffee liquor was also very good if you're a coffee drinker, but I personally am not a huge fan of the coffee taste. We bought a bottle of the vodka, scotch, and ginger and honey liquor away with us. Prices were reasonable. For example, a 750 ml bottle of vodka was $35. You can also take a couple steps into their distillery space. We went in to take a look and also was given a high level introduction to their distilling process.

Who knew that the best sipping vodka in the world hails from Pemberton BC!…read moreBut don't just take my word for it. They've got the international awards to prove it. 2010 Double Gold and Spirit of the Year in the recent World Spirit Awards. The distillery tour is well worth the $6 as you get a personal view of where all the potato magic happens. Tyler and Lorien are gracious hosts and are full of boozy knowledge. Oh, and of course there's a healthy sized tasting post-tour at the bar with your very own Schramm's glass. The word on the Pemberton street is that Tyler is concocting a small batch of Organic Single Malt Whisky this summer. But unfortunately, we will have to wait a few more years to sample this barrel of local gold. Damn you Oak Casks!

I visited here on our way up to the cabin we rented in Whistler over the US Thanksgiving holiday…read more We found this store to be a great option for your spirits purchases in the Squamish area of BC. The store was extremely clean and inviting, and the staff were extremely helpful and friendly (unlike some of the liquor stores in the US). The prices seemed to be a tad bit on the high side, but I'm sure the taxes and other add-ons play into that issue, although no where near as expensive as liquor in Australia (our last vacation destination). Conveniently located in a strip mall just off of Canada Hwy #99

Very good beer selection with a mediocre selection of wine. Service could be better and more…read morecustomer centric. I will be shopping in West Van more for my wine. Cheers!

Little general store & cafe that is worth a stop if you are heading from Vancouver up to…read moreSquamish/Whistler. I already was planning on driving up north to Squamish so I knew I wanted to stop here since I remember getting a really good scone here a few years back. I made sure to download the offline Google map before heading out because I know service is spotty in the area. As the name states the place is a combined general (convenience) story and cafe. It has a parking lot right at front so parking is easy. I went with a caramel macchiato & the only scone that was left which was cheese scone. I'm pretty sure the place gets limited fresh backed goods and all the good ones sell out earlier in the morning. It was afternoon so pickings were limited & sadly my scone was a little stale. Luckily the caramel macchiato made up for it. It was a really good balance of balanced sweetness from the caramel & what tasted like med/dark toast coffee. Nice, hot & flavorful on a cold day. It was even more enjoyable because the counter top/bar seating faces the water outside. Aside from the usual cafe, they also sell local beer which you can even enjoy outside if you so please. The general store part contains many of usual goods you'd usually find. I don't have a photo but they had this spicy ketchup chip that was very good. Oh & if you do make this stop (& you should) be sure to check out the nearby "waterfall." It's to your right as you exit.the store, just up the little hill. It's worth the short walk. I plan to go to Whistler the next time I'm in Vancouver and I also plan to stop here once again. Cheers!

Great pit stop on the way to Whistler. Coffee, and a Tuna Melt sandwich that was perfect. What…read moreviews as well. Polite happy staff -we will be back!