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.

It was really good food but I was here for like an hour and they never filled up my waterread more

Probably the cheapest food in Whistler, but doesn't taste as good as it used to. Fries tasted…read morestale, and chicken was dry. Waiter checked up on us every so often, but we waited for a while to get the bill. Very loud music, there were tons of big groups. Would go to other places next time.

Great pizza, phenomenal staff. The kind of place you want to be after a long day to enjoy hand…read morecrafted cocktails and good beer. Shout out to Bee for genuine interactions and keeping us hydrated!

Lounge in the 2nd floor of the Westin, right by the entrance to Grill & Vine…read more Parking here is available but horrendous. The lounge has the typical yuppie feel. Dim lighting, fancy looking bar with a couple of TV screens, and a fireplace. There is also a large outdoor patio. Staff were friendly. No complaints. Had the Caesar here. Decent but nothing spectacular. I also got a cup of snacks (mixed stuff with pretzels etc.) which kind of nice. Overall a decent place to chill and chat with friends. There are other options out there though.

The service was great and the food was okay. I do like the vibes this place has and the music is…read morechill. I like the music they played. They have indoor and outdoor seating. I chose to sit inside. I had a latte and the chicken and waffles. My food was okay. I didn't realize my food came with fries. So we ordered a side of fries. I do have to say their curly fries was really good but the cost was $16 bucks CAN dollars. Its enough to feed 3 to 4 people. My partner liked his lemon pepper wings cost was $24 for 11 wings. It looked really good. I would recommend this place, if you want a chill spot and to hang out with friends. They have a pool table. Also, its in a great location. Come and check this place out if you are new to the area.

Looks like this would be an amazing spot if it were Ski/Snowboarding season. Located right at the…read morebase of the Black Comb Gondola and Ski lifts. I can only imagine how crazy busy this place gets. Inside, you see a bunch of Skis and Gondolas hanging from the ceiling giving you a feeling that you should be expecting it to be snowing outside. Food was delicious. Liked how instead of breast, they used the thigh instead. Giving it a bit more flavor.

My husbands grandfather suggested this delicious diner when we visited him in Whistler. He is a…read more"regular" here and they knew him by name/his exact order. They were very personable. I went simple with the first time we went, the french toast was delicious! I got my sausage links "butterfly" style which I did not know was a thing, they were amazing! The staff were friendly and service was very quick! There was never a wait and we sat at the stools where the chefs prepared all the food each time. It was very neat to see all of our food prepared in front of us. We went about 3 times while we stayed in Whistler and each time was better than the last! I wish I took more pictures of the other dishes but they were consumed rather quickly. We will definitely be back here if we come to Whistler again!

Great stop for casual brunch on our way of Whistler. Seating is limited but the wait was…read moremanageable especially for our smaller group. We enjoyed the blueberry pancake very much and the Huevos rancheros wasn't what we expecting (didn't read the description) but it was still tasty. The coffee kept coming and the staff were nice and friendly. We'd definitely stop here again, great homey and bustling atmosphere.

(Kari's Rating 5.5/10)…read more Came here with a group of 8 for an aprés ski and they charged half of us coming in a $10 cover just "because it started getting busy." Which it wasn't inside at all where our table was. Very loud and rowdy and the dj played the same parts of songs over the three hour time span we were there. Our server was half attentive, but she kept wandering off when we wanted to order more drinks-which just kind of made it difficult. We couldn't find our server for the rest of the night so we ordered from other random servers. We ordered a few buckets of beer and two poutine's. Which ended up being $48 for two small bowls that's essentially just really soggy fries- But to each their own. It's not the restaurants fault, it's what we ordered. We did order the regular truffle fries and they were much better! We also did a round of green tea and tequila shots, all shots were $12. Pretty cool for a first time experience but probably wouldn't come back, as it's overly crowded, champagnes flying everywhere and the bottle service sparklers were so strong it smelled a little like chemicals -but fun while we were here.

Staff is wuite good and on top of orders. Pricey, but everything in the village ism prepsre to psy…read morefor the drinks. Some fun shotskis and sparklers as options. Good vibes on the patio. Food is nothing special, regular pub fare but good portions on the nachos.

Good ambiance and convenient when staying at the Fairmont, with good service. Non-steak plates…read moreseems good. Steak plates are not steak house grade. Filet mignon (medium) was too dry to eat. Striploin (medium rare) tasted like it's been in a plastic container in the refrigerator for a week. Servers kept bringing in large trays from outside of the restaurant. I.e. I think the food is cooked somewhere else within the hotel.

Enjoyed an incredible meal this past weekend at Wildflower. Our server, Mack, was phenomenal and…read morereally made the experience stand out as far as a dining experience. For appetizers we had the Steelhead Tartare and the Beef Carpacchio. Both were great, but the beef won that round. Seasoned perfectly, great accompaniments. Highly recommend. For mains, we had the Qualicum Bay Seared Scallops and the Dungeness crab gnocchi. The gnocchi was the best I've ever had, with the perfect amount of crab and seafood flavor. Finally, for dessert we shared Honey, Bee Positive. Most. Incredible. Creme. Brule. Ever.

Being a spontaneous trip, we hadn't made reservations for dinner and stumbled upon this gem. It's…read moreyour regular comfort food but with good portions - they had a dinner set menu which included appies, main, dessert. All were very good and affordable. Service was quick as it hadn't hit busy dinner time yet. We were able to have dinner with our senior dog which was the highlight of the patio seating. Recommended and will return!

I rarely leave one-star reviews, but this place honestly earned it…read more It felt like an episode of Kitchen Nightmares. Gordon Ramsay would have had a field day. My wife and I visit Whistler several times a year and have eaten at most of the town's better restaurants. This time we decided to skip the reviews and try somewhere at random. That turned out to be a huge mistake. When we arrived, the patio was only about 25% full. Our waitress was friendly, attentive, and clearly doing her best, but it was obvious something was seriously wrong in the kitchen. Other tables were already complaining about long wait times before we had even ordered. We ordered the Chicken & Waffles and the Waffle Sandwich. About 20 minutes later, our waitress came back to tell us they couldn't make poached eggs, so they would have to substitute scrambled eggs instead. Odd, but we agreed because we had a flight to catch and didn't have time to find another restaurant. Another 20 minutes passed. At that point we'd already been waiting 40 minutes, so we asked for an honest estimate. The waitress checked with the kitchen and came back saying our food would be out in three minutes. It wasn't. Another 20 minutes passed. After waiting a full hour, our meals finally arrived. They were honestly shocking. My Chicken & Waffles looked like frozen Eggo-style waffles topped with frozen breaded chicken strips and a few sprigs of arugula. My wife's Waffle Sandwich was essentially two frozen waffles with bacon and scrambled eggs thrown together. It looked and tasted like something made from the frozen food aisle, not something you'd expect from a restaurant in Whistler. We spoke with our waitress, who was genuinely apologetic. She admitted they'd been having major problems in the kitchen and explained there was no manager on duty, so she wasn't authorized to remove the meals from our bill or offer any meaningful resolution. None of this was her fault. She remained pleasant and professional throughout what was clearly a very difficult shift. We didn't want to take our frustration out on her, so we paid the bill despite barely touching our food. Between the one-hour wait, the poor communication, the frozen-quality food, and the complete lack of management, this was easily one of the most disappointing restaurant experiences we've had in Whistler. I sincerely hope the owners address what's happening in the kitchen because the front-of-house staff deserve much better support than they're getting.

Came here for dinner and overall had a really good experience!…read moreThe Korean fried chicken burger was excellent -- the chicken was crispy and the sauce inside the burger tied everything together perfectly. I also tried the ahi tuna bowl and loved it. It had such a great balance of flavors and textures -- fresh ahi tuna, watermelon radish(love how unique this addition was!), carrots, pickled ginger, and seaweed salad. The mix of vegetables with the tuna made it feel light but still filling. Definitely something I'd order again. We ordered a side of poutine and it did not disappoint. The fries, gravy, and cheese curds were all cooked well and blended together perfectly. They also had a great deal on pitchers of beer, which is always a win. I ordered a Shirley Temple -- it tasted more like orange juice and grenadine than the classic version, but it was still good. Service was just okay. The bartender took a while to come over and take my order at the bar, but once we were helped, everything moved smoothly. One of the highlights was the outdoor patio seating -- such a great spot to sit and watch the Fire & Ice show. Overall, solid food, good vibes, and a fun place to hang out!

Make sure to head over right after your done on the slopes as it does get crowded! We didnt have to…read morewait too long for just two of us, but it was fun vibes inside and outside. Service was great! They have good non-alcoholic beer selection for those who don't/can't drink. Food was super tasty and came out quickly! Will definitely be back!