Surprisingly great food, especially the pizza, for this kind of casual establishment!read more

Food was good, ambiance was fun to a point. Way to dark inside! My husbands wands to bring a sell…read moreunder next time so he can read the menu.

Food and drinks were super delicious! Service fast and outdoor seating not too loud, easy to talk…read more Definitely want to come back :)

First off this place is a very nice restaurant that happens to be a fantastic Gin bar. The food we…read morehad was excellent and the service could not have been better. Mia made wonderful suggestions for helping make the experience of exploring the menus fun and enjoyable. Scallops and Pork Belly app follow by Cod and Bison short ribs with delicious Gin cocktails. Perfect combination for a delicious dinner

This was my second time visit this shop. They offer nice selection of wine and cheese, charcuterie,…read morecheese focused dish, and food pairing with wine. I remember their cheese selection was very good and decided to have lunch here. What we ordered 3 type of cheese plate(Gouda, blue cheese , camembert) - 3type of cheese were all delicious. especially I loved Gouda cheese and Blue cheese. Very bold and flavorful. Crackers were so delicious, too. Tinned fish - Squid - Stuffed portuguise style cantana served with toasted soughdough Isigny Sainte-Mere Normandy butter, Guindilla Peppers, Pepper jam, sea salt and Lemon wedge. - This was definitely highlight! Stuffed portuguise style squid had bold and strong flavor with a lot of oil inside, though, it was very delicious. And it was served with toasted sourdough and butter and pepper jam. This 3 combination was excellent. Butter was subtle sweetness and paired with pepper jam so well. Guindilla pepper was bit too spicy for me, but, it was good item, too. Elderflower cider - refreshing and delicious soda. It paired well with cheese and Squid. Service was outstanding, staff explained all dish's details and very attentive. Highly recommend to visit this shop. You can take out various type of cheese and other foods.

We were staying in Whistler for a few days and walking through the village we saw this cute little…read moreplace and knew we would stop in during our stay. Fast forward to Mother's Day morning, and that was all I wanted, Wine and Cheese. We walked over from our hotel and were lucky to get the only table inside for two. They have a small patio and all the tables were full and it was pretty breezy and chilly so we were happy to have a table inside. The staff was fantastic. One woman came over immediately giving us our menu's and she was so fun to talk to. We decided on our order after a recommendation from the staff. We ordered our wine, explored the little shop, tasted a few cheeses and then it was time for our lunch, Fondue with a board of dipping items. The Swiss fondue is Emmenthaler cheese and Gruyere, we added a side of truffle oil which we used lightly as it can be strong. The board of dipping items included cornichons, tiny white onions, bread, sliced apples and small tender pieces of potato. It was also served with a beautiful side salad for us to share. This was truly was one of our favorite stops and meals while in Whistler. Everything was amazing. The fondue sat over a heater on our table, was not, bubbly and perfectly creamy and melted. The snacks to dip all paired perfectly with the fondue and were fresh and flavorful. The salad too was fresh, crispy and a nice acidic break from the heaviness of the fondue. The wine selection was nice and both of our glasses paired perfectly with the cheese. We bought little chunks of two of our favorite cheese we tasted to take back to our room and enjoy before going to dinner. Again, great cheese shop, deli and wine. They do make sandwiches, you can stop in and pick up items for a picnic or dine in. This was a great find.

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.

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.

We stopped after visiting the Mountain Gallery who recommended this restaurant…read more My wife ordered the pulled pork and I ordered the Rotisserie Chicken . Both were delicious but especially the Rotisserie Chicken. A great place to take kids as the prices are reasonable for the area. Very clean and neat inside. The food also comes out really fast. Your servers are very attentive. The restaurant is located as part of the Fairmount Hotel.

Lunch here was pretty filling and tasty. We tried three things the poutine with pork, portobello…read moresalad with rotiserrie chicken, and 4 cheese grilled cheese total came out to like $62 Canadian dollars. I think the poutine was our favorite followed by the salad, we didn't love the grilled cheese. This a large place with lots of seating options.

We stopped into Cranked twice actually, just because it was so good. Located in a hillside…read moreshopping center, there is a parking garage, but both times we were able to park on the upper level which was great. Stepping inside, the interior is cozy and welcoming. We wanted snacks and coffee while we were there. On the first visit, Mr. B went with a Mocha and I had a Chai Latte, which was creamy and awesome. We had a chocolate croissant and the young woman working recommended the jalapeno and cheddar scone. Both were incredible. The chocolate croissant was flaky, crispy yet tender and soft on the inside with lots of chocolate bits. The jalapeno and cheddar scone was savory with plenty of cheese and pieces of jalapeno. It wasn't too spicy, but had that nice scone texture, crunchy on the outside with a soft interior. Both were delicious. On our second visit Mr. B went with the vanilla latte and I had to have the Chai Latte with oatmilk again, it was that good. We grabbed another croissant to enjoy with our coffee's. Both visits, the drinks were consistently good, the pastries are inviting and taste as good as they look and it is just a friendly cozy spot to enjoy a snack and beverage. They offer wine and beer too.

Coming up from Vancouver to Whistler for work on a Friday morning was not a great idea. The traffic…read morewas heavier compared to Thursday. So I really needed to stop somewhere to refuel and take a break. I found Cranked on the map and I was so glad for it. There is parking in the plaza. It's near the grocery store. The staff were friendly and the food was great. I was deciding between the soup and wondering if I should add on a sandwich when the staff suggested an alternative. Soup just comes with a slice of bread. But the sandwich comes with a small bowl of soup. Sold! I had the Turkey and Brie panini with the daily soup which was butternut squash. The sandwich was fab. Nicely pressed and the filling was delish. The butternut squash soup was lightly spiced and I think I tasted a hint of ginger in it. Very tasty. I had the flat white which was good and a double chocolate cookie. The cookie was a nice ending to the meal. So big that I had to take the remaining to go. Very yummy. There was a large communal table in the middle with smaller tables by the walls. Not a big place to dine in. The tables were mostly taken by people working on their laptops.

Coffee was really good day 1. Day 2, went in with my 12 pound little dog, shop waited while I stood…read morein line for about 10 to 15 minutes while they gushed over some dudes baby, then when I got to the front of the line, they told me "we don't allow dogs, you have to leave". Would have been nice to know that before I stood there and maybe there was a solution where I like wait outside but no, I "had to leave". Never going back. Too bad, good coffee.

Hands down best place for coffee and breakfast and treats here in the village!! Love everyone that…read moreworks here, always so sweet and welcoming. The Stud Muffin breakfast sandwich is next level, and the yogurt parfait is best I ever had - homemade granola and berry compote, psycho. Gonna miss you guys when we go home today - see you next time!