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The Brickworks

3.8 (87 reviews)
Closed • 3:00 pm - 1:00 am (Next day)

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Stephanie K.

Absolutely the most underrated bar in Whistler. The cocktails are incredibly creative and crafted with so much thought and technique. We started coming here three years ago and sadly only get to visit once a year during Cornucopia while we're staying. The staff has always been so dang friendly. We love sitting at the bar top and having the best conversations with them. I've never tried the food, so I can't comment on that -- my review is based on everything else. If you've never been, it's a MUST try!

Korean cauliflower bowl
Dana S.

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.

Cod

To start off our waiter was so sweet. He was really nice and helpful and amazing truly. And the food was outstanding! Everything was delicious! We had nothing but good things to say. It was truly delicious! Everything was so good and the vibes were great as well! I got the Ragu and it was just amazing!

Happy Hour Mussels
Ronald H.

A nice gin bar. I loved their extensive selection, but as with everything Whistler, it is a bit on the pricey side. Gin and Tonic at the happy hour price was good even with the regular tonic (we could pay an upcharge for premium tonics but it was a bit much to be paying close to $20 after tax/tips on a drink for us) Their tapas were tasty, but everything is quite small despite the price. The mussels were excellent - 5 stars - but the hummus plate was very stingy so I would skip it next time. Overall, a nice place for happy hour would recommend.

Honey glazed duck breast
Mel T.

Came in for a late dinner after arriving in Whistler from Vancouver on a Thursday at around 8:30. The restaurant is connected to a hotel, but the food was pretty good for a hotel restaurant. To start, we had the Humboldt Squid (pan seared with garlic chili oil served on a bed of frisee and arugula, topped with tomatoes and marinated olives; served with a creamy leek dip). This was really good, especially with the leek dip. The squid was very tender. I just wish there was more of it. For mains, I had the Honey Glazed Duck Breast (pan seared citrus-honey glazed duck breast served on a bed of carrot puree, with truffle and herby roasted duck fat potatoes and seasonal roasted vegetables. finished with a fresh arugula, beet and fennel salad) and Hubby had the Braised Bison Short Rib (IPA slow-braised Alberta short rib served with creamed duck fat potatoes, seasonal vegetables & a rich bison jus). We swapped potatoes since I'm not a huge fan of truffle. I enjoyed the duck breast. The citrus-honey glaze was very nice, as were the duck fat potatoes. I mean...can you really go wrong with duck fat potatoes? We both thought the bison was just okay - it was kind of dry. They have some pretty interesting menu items. I totally would have tried the bison carpaccio if I wasn't pregnant. Overall, it was a great first meal in Whistler.

James M.

The Brickworks is fine restaurant for fine dining. I came there just when it opened for an early dinner. The interior was mildly lit, yet very clean. I ordered the Pan Beer Chicken with the double Brockmans England Gin & Tonic, in courtesy of happy hour. The chicken was succulent and tasted naturally like chicken, with the distinct seasoning on it having a roasted flavour to it. The vegetables were decent, while the mashed potatoes had a garlic and nutty taste to it that I really liked. The gin & tonic was a little bitter and strong but does have a subtle fruity flavour that I enjoyed. The staff at Brickworks are nice and are good at their positions. My only complaint is that the menu choices are pricey, which made me hesitant about come to this restaurant. Still, you should come and eat at Brickworks for a sophisticated meal and drink.

Korean bowl
Susan P.

So many restaurants on in Whistler, the choices are endless. We ended up at Brickworks by default but good fortune was with us. The restaurant features a variety of options including vegetarian ones. My nephew loved the Korean bowl filled with flavor and veggies. A salmon dish was equally well received. I had the pork chop and it was covered in a divine glaze that melded well with the meat. Apps were equally good and disappeared quickly. If you're traveling or dining with those with unique wants, this restaurant provides a wide variety with solicitous staff.

coco loco

Such a great place! Great food and service, especially for special occasions. Highly recommend!

Gin flights
Jillian P.

Impressive gin collection. We kicked off our ladies night out with a gin flight at the Brickworks Public House. The staff are friendly and happy to offer recommendations. With such a complete collection of gins from around the world (and local to BC), you are certain to find one you like! We also ordered a bruschetta to share; it was yummy but hard to share if you're in a party larger than 2.

Happy hour double G&T's Roasted chicken and raviolis

A MUST! We were worried with the only 3.7 star overall rating, but the food, service, and drinks were absolutely amazing. This rating should be much higher. My husband had the roasted 1/2 chicken and I had the butternut squash raviolis. We also shared the Korean cauliflower bites for an app. Amazing 5/5 stars.

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Kevin D.

My friends and I had a very friendly server and were impressed with the gin selection here. We came in for a quick bite and beer while exploring Whistler Village and were very impressed with the sliced beef carpaccio and mushroom risotto.

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4.4(254 reviews)
0.2 km
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Great food and great ambience. The restaurant staff was very friendly and helpful. They were also…read morevery polite and attentive.

Bar Oso is our favorite Bar Restaurant in Whistler. Never missed visiting here…read more What we tried this time: Beef Tartare - Tenderloin , Capers, Shallots, truffle dressing - Beef was so tender, I could definitely taste truffle dressing , beef, capers dressing flavor paired wonderfully. Very delicious dish. Organic Chicken Empanada - Pisto of vegetable, romesco sauce. - Dough was very flaky, filling had generous amount of chicken and vegetable. Very popular menu, I noticed a lot of customers ordered. Charcuterie board CAD59.00 - Highlight of dinner. The largest charcuterie board including cheese meat, pickles and pate. I forgot to write down the type of cheese and meats, eveything was delicious. Especially the level of saltiness was well balanced. Perfect. Pate was excellent, too. One of the best charcuterie I have ever had. Highly recommend. We also started with several beers and I had non alcohol drink - Espresito - Non Amaretto, noa amaro, houjicha tea and espresso cream. - This drink was one of the best non alcohol cocktail. Houjicha and non amaretto paired surprisingly so well and that espresso cream was so addictive. This item is also highly recommend. Overall, We really enjoyed visiting here again. Service was excellent.

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Some of the cured meat selection

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Wild Blue Restaurant + Bar - seafood platter

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4.7(145 reviews)
0.3 km
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Back to back superb nights! Wild Blue team, you provided BACK TO BACK exceptional nights. I…read moredidn't catch the names of all the people but once again, we got lucky and Laura from Ireland was our server and I would like to confirm "best server ever". Tonight we ordered the Hamachi Crudo, along with a couple of pounds of the freshest Dungeness Crab with Louie sauce, and we closed the night with Sticky Toffee Pudding. My amazing wife had never experienced this dessert so I talked her into it. I had an espresso as well. The hamachi crudo was tender and oh so fresh and kind of melting in our mouths. The crab was mind blowing fresh sweet prepared exceptionally, and I couldn't decide if I liked it just poached with no butter or Louie but both ways was so good! My wife's response to the sticky toffee was that she thanked me for insisting that we ordered it, and that when we come back to Whistler, Wild Blue is the first stop for killer food, and top of class service. Great place, amazing vice and ambiance. Just a fun experience!!!

Wild Blue is a beautiful restaurant with truly exceptional service from start to finish. The…read morefour-course meal was presented beautifully, and the staff provided some of the best service I've ever experienced. That part really cannot be stressed enough. The sourdough bread was excellent, the salad and soup of the day were both good, and dessert was excellent. I had planned to add scallops to my risotto based on the server's suggestion, but they were out of scallops, so I added prawns instead, which were very good. The only reason this is more of a 4.5-star experience for me is the noise level. The acoustics made the restaurant very, very loud, and we could hardly talk during our meal. I found myself eager to finish simply so we could get out of the noise. Everything else was wonderful, and I will click 5 stars because the food, presentation, and service absolutely deserve it. Sadly, I'm not likely to return because of the loud environment, but for guests who aren't bothered by noise, Wild Blue offers a truly lovely dining experience.

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Wild Blue Restaurant + Bar - Interior

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Stonesedge Kitchen - Waffle with blueberry coulis

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3.9(447 reviews)
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We came here for breakfast on our second day in Whistler, and my friend and I had a pleasant…read moreexperience overall! The back main dining area was incredibly loud, but luckily we snagged a spot near the bar, which was quieter. I appreciated that they informed us in advance about the 35-minute food wait time--it's always nice to have realistic expectations. I ordered the avocado toast and added smoked salmon. The smoked salmon portion was tiny--maybe 1 ounce--and it cost an extra $5 or $8, which felt overpriced. The salad that came with it was tasty and had a unique garlicky flavor, which I enjoyed. Their breakfast potatoes were also delicious! The avocado toast itself was just okay. Everything was served separately on the plate, which made it harder to eat and less flavorful compared to the crepe place in the village, where everything is layered on the toast. It might have been better if it came pre-assembled, given you're already using a fork and knife. At $30 CAD ($21 USD), the avocado toast felt a bit steep for what you get, but it was still a decent experience. Would recommend for the breakfast potatoes and ambiance if you can grab a quieter table!

My family of 5 adults and 2 kids came here yesterday. At first we wondered why it was mostly empty…read morecompared to the other restaurants. We thought it was because of the tucked away location out of the main center, and decided to give this place a try considering its many reviews. Then we realized everyone else probably knew better. -Overpriced mediocre food $28-$35 for burgers and sandwiches that were small, dry, and bland. -Dirty, dusty, tables, and flies everywhere. -Bad service The overpriced mediocre food would have been acceptable considering its tourist location. We could have even excused the flies ...but then you add the bad service and understand that this place just sucks. Every time we needed something we had to hunt our server down-ketchup, water, a quick picture. The place was nearly empty. They didn't tell us the iced tea was sweetened. Most places mention this. No biggee. When we realize it is, we told them we didn't want sweetened iced tea and didn't touch it, but then our server gave awkward attitude when we asked (very politely) to have it removed from the bill. Is that not common sense? We asked for a box and after nearly 10 minutes went to check what happened...our server forgot. Maybe she didn't care to put in any effort because of the mandatory 20 percent tip charge for parties over 6 ppl. This would be fine if the service was near acceptable, or even if the service existed at all after dropping off our food. This place is a waste time, money, and your opportunity to try the businesses that actually deserve your patronage.

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Stonesedge Kitchen
Stonesedge Kitchen - Breakfast poutine with extra bacon

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Earls Kitchen + Bar - Santa Fe Chicken salad

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3.8(314 reviews)
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We walked in and see if we could make reservations at this restaurant but were told that there was…read morea patio seating available. It was a rather cold April evening, so we asked if there were heaters. We were told that the heaters would be above our seats. We quickly accepted and were taken to our table. It was quite nice because the heather gave off enough heat for it to be enjoyable to sit outside. My friend ordered the 6 oz prime sirloin with the peppercorn sauce. I ordered the 6 oz prime sirloin with truffle butter. Both steaks came out in exceptional time. The service was quite amazing. My only thing was both steaks were overcooked. I ordered medium and it looked almost well done. My friend ordered medium rare and his was almost medium, if not done as well.

Came to this location again and it is a MUST when in town. (Is exceptional in service, flavour,…read moreatmosphere and aesthetic compared to the Vancouver locations.) When you walk in you're promptly greeted by the hosts. We came mid week and tried their spring menu which was 4 courses for 33 before tax and tip. The server was prompt and attentive with a sincere, friendly demeanour. They were out of the tomato soup so we got the chowder and some chips and salsa (not pictured). Both were so delicious. The chips were ultra thick and reminded me of eating bugles as a kid, but way higher class. The salmon and chicken were way larger portions than we had expect , and done to perfection. Chicken is a little spicy but this is the type of service and cooking I liiiiive for! If you've ever had any other Earls scratch that out of your mind because when you come here, this is literally the place to be. Sticky toffee pudding also wonderful. It's not like a pudding more like a mini chocolate cake with toffee, vanilla ice cream and this almond florentine style cookie. Recommend to anyone even vegetarian / vegan as they have a plentiful plant based menu as well. This place is vibes for friends, dates, or a family dinner.

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Earls Kitchen + Bar
Earls Kitchen + Bar
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