We decided to stay in Squamish after a day in Whistler. Looked around online for some dinner ideas…read moreand settled on the Salted Vine. Our AirBnB hosts listed it as the only 5-star restaurant in town so we made a last minute reservation, which they graciously accommodated. What a great choice! First impressions don't convey 5-star, but once we settled in, the cozy and casual ambience was perfect. They have an extensive cocktail and wine list and we dove into the cocktail section. Really smart and interesting selection - would've loved to try more than two. We had a featured appetizer - an heirloom tomato salad with goats cheese and gazpacho dressing. Fresh, well presented and delicious. We also ordered the bread with lemon butter and olive oil. The multigrain bread was fantastic! For mains, I had the kobe beef and my partner had the meatballs with a side of roasted carrots. The beef melted in my mouth and the chimichurri sauce was possibly the best I've had. The meatballs and carrots had a decidedly north african flavour profile and were beautiful and balanced. Their menu is fantastic - if we lived nearby we would return to try almost everything. So glad we didn't stay to eat dinner in way-too-touristy Whistler or we would've missed out on this gem.

Delicious food, but the service was so slow! We had to wait almost 2 hours for our meal. We were…read moreso hungry that we couldn't even focus on conversation and enjoy the meal. The restaurant was less than half full at the time, so it wasn't that they were overly busy. Very disappointing.

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.

We have been here three times, first time fantastic, second was great, third was for me a definite…read moremeh and with all the fantastic restaurants in Whistler, there is no compelling reason to return . Though the restaurant was largely empty when we arrived, we were sat at a booth that at best sat 4 and was not enough for the 5 in our group. We tend to eat lots of appetizers rather than one big meal so I knew the table would not work - we asked to be moved and the server was quite confrontational - she eventually agreed to move us to one of two larger tables that was available the whole time we were there! But it was a weird start and had we not already ordered drinks and it been a Saturday night with most places booked - I would have walked as I don't ever recall been talked to like that in a restaurant and my guess is they moved us in time to stop us leaving. She also told us that she would stagger courses appropriately- that never happened. Pretty much everything arrived at once which I wondered if it was an attempt to flip the table quickly for other large parties - who were not exactly lining up in abundance. The other large table sat empty even after we left. It arrived so, so fast I would guess that a lot of it was pre prepared and just heated up as multiple plates were brought out less than 10 minutes of ordering. Also most of the appetizers and salad arrived last so they seemingly did not know or care to course appropriately. We also ended up stacking dishes at the end of the table as they were not removed- though to be fair, they appeared to be woefully understaffed . Food had some hits and some misses .The meat eaters loved the chicken, the shishito peppers were excellent, , watermelon salad was good, potatoes croquettes were a shadow of their former selves and needed more flavor , mussels were okay and the Creme brûlée was gritty! Weird vibe, mediocre service, food was just okay - much better places to eat in the Village so I wont go back.

Had the endless tapas (18 in total). Every ingredient, every dish, was so fresh. Cooked to…read moreperfection. Such deliciousness. We got to stay in our robes, so there was no pants to loosen. They had to roll us out like violet in Wonka's factory. Highly recommend.

First of all, it's kinda fun to eat in public wearing bathrobes. Not something we'd want to do…read moreevery day, but it was good to experience. And then there's the food. Course after course of perfectly prepared tapas: tasty fish, extra garlicky humus, noodles cooked just right. There wasn't a bad plate in the ten we shared between the two of us. Service was attentive, polite and helpful. The view of nearby treetops was charming. The decor was spartan and not quite as relaxing or handcrafted as you'd like it to be, but with food like this, it's hard to pay attention to anything other than what's on your plate.

My favorite restaurant in Whistler; I usually make it in a few times every ski season and it's…read morealways excellent. They keep the menu fresh by occasionally rotating presentation or preparation, or just adding new items. Staff are always super friendly and helpful. One reviewer called it "cozy" - that fits (OK, pun intended). While it can feel quiet/slow, do not always expect that...especially on holiday weekends, I've seen this place very busy. Earlier this year I decided to try the cheeseburger. I come here for the fancy food, but for some reason I was in a burger mood. Lol OMG this thing is amazing! One bite and it made it to my "favorite dishes of all time" list. I don't remember signing my soul to the devil, but this witchcraft is too good to not have some hidden cost. I'm giving the staff a "what the hell is this???" look and they just grin back at me. "It's good, isn't it?" Hell yes. Just go.

One of my favorite restaurants in Whistler! Relaxed atmosphere with great service. The food was…read moreamazing as well - particularly loved the Foie gras appetizer and beef roast short rib on purée. The cocktails were great as well; loved the one with mezcal.

Lovely lunch on a Sunday afternoon. We got there a few minutes before they opened and good thing…read more The place was packed within 15 minutes. We sat at a comfy booth in front of the bar. The owner was behind the bar serving drinks. Our server was very nice and she took our orders quickly. We ordered the Beyond Wrap, Tofu lettuce wraps, and a Beyond burger. My friend also ordered the Samosas. Yum! The owner came by our table and told us his aunt makes the delish samosas (Thanks, Auntie!). We asked about the name of the restaurant and he said he "shifts" the menu around every few months. Clever! My photos were taken after I started devouring my food, so they don't do them justice but our meals were lovely. Great place to eat if you're in Sechelt!

Some of the best food in Sechelt. Service is always excellent and as others have mentioned, the…read moreonly concern here is the size of the place. It's tiny. But worth making an effort if you have a small party. Their desserts are not to be missed!

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!

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.

The is place is cute. People speak very highly of this spot…read more Amy " AJ" was our server. She was great. Some dishes were great. The fried chicken, kale salad, and garlic prawns def get. These are all great and you can't go wrong The fried goat cheese was good. The bread was great. We got the kids cheese pizza. =pass on this. It tastes like a cheap frozen pizza. My kid just ate the bread. The bread is good. Comes as an order on its own ($7 a bit pricey) or with the goat cheese The bacon wrapped filet bites were not good. Overcooked and smaller than expected. But if they were good the size would be fine. The ginger pork was way overcooked, and dry and flavor was flat.

Another hit at Whistler for wonderful service, great allergy accommodations, amazing food and good…read moredrinks/wine selection. If you can, go up to the atic where it's a bit more quiet and you can look down a the meals being served to see what looks tastiest to you - only problem is you might not be able to decide what you'd like! Everything we had we loved. Really don't have anything other than praise for this establishment and it's never missed.