Best Dinner Places to Eat in Pemberton

"A post shared by Elements Urban Tapas Parlour (@elementswhistler) on Sep 6, 2019 at 9:20am PDT. Looking for a great, locally-sourced breakfast in the heart of Whistler Village?. Look no further than Elements – they use Ocean Wise seafood, Pemberton meats, and Cheese from Vancouver Island."

"Whistler is a popular ski town amongst Australians and fortunately for Whistler, they're bringing a little taste of home to the mountains in the form of Australian meat pies. Owners Kerri and Alex opened Peaked Pies so that other Aussies (like Kerri) could bite into a piece of home, while sharing the joy with the rest of Whistler. These flaky bundles are filled with quality ingredients and are made in-house daily."

"According to Tripadvisor, the best takeout in Whistler is local bakery, Purebread. Great if you’re looking for dessert (it’s our fave spot for a sugar fix), however not-so-great if it’s a hearty meal you’re after. Our attention therefore goes to #2 on the list – Peaked Pies."

"Traditional Irish food, a lengthy whiskey list, a boisterous dance floor and live music have made the Dubh Linn Gate popular for more than two decades. Word has it that the bar is authentically Irish, having been transported piece by piece across the ocean to Whistler in 1997. Resident band the Whiskeydicks, who brand themselves “Celtic Gypsy party rockers,” play traditional and modern music."

"Then head to the Dubh Linn Gate for their traditional breakfast. With homemade baked beans, bacon, sausage, your choice of egg and black pudding, this is sure to put you right back on track. In the mood for a hair of the dog?"

"Earls is the perfect place to start your apres early with a boozy Whistler brunch. Their classic brunch menu has all your favourites – from eggs benedict to waffles and cream, to a mega portion of steak and eggs on garlic bread if you want to treat yourself. But more importantly, their brunch drinks menu is almost as big as the food menu."

"We found Earls to be one of the best restaurants in Whistler if you don’t want to spend a fortune. If you did want to splurge, then I’d choose Araxi or the Bearfoot Bistro for fine dining in Whistler. Earls has an extensive menu that includes chicken, steak, seafood, burgers and much more."

"Earls is famous for it’s fun, friendly and casual atmosphere. The menu has something for everyone, from burgers to full entrée dishes."

"A post shared by Pizzeria Antico (@pizzeriaantico) on Jan 7, 2018 at 12:13pm PST. Enjoy wood-fired pizza and a large craft beer selection at this spot located in the north part of Whistler Village adjacent to the Alpenglow Hotel. Address: 101-4369 Main Street, WhistlerPhone: 604-962-9226"

"Taking pizza back to old school Italian roots, Pizzeria Antico offer a rustic casual setting and offers delicious Neapolitan style pizza, fresh pastas, crisp salads."

"Pizzeria Antico serves traditional Neapolitan style pizza fresh out of the wood-fired forno, as well as pasta, antipasti and salads in a bright and rustic setting."

"Vida in the Fairmont Chateau Whistler has an extravagant list of spa services from hot stone massages to Ayurveda treatments and pedicures. They offer a full-body tune-up with access to the Fairmont Chateau Whistler’s pool, hot tubs, steam room, sauna and of course, the poolside bar. It makes for a wonderful day of pampering and socializing."

"The Scandinave Spa in Whistler is one of the best spa experiences in Whistler, if not Canada!. It’s the landmark spa in the Sea-to-Sky corridor, attracting visitors from as far aware as Vancouver on a regular basis. In wintertime just imagine yourself melting away into an outdoor hot tub, surrounded by falling snow in the midst of an ancient rainforest."

"OK this one isn’t strictly a Whistler Instagram photo location because you can’t take photos inside. You can’t actually take anything electrical inside as the idea is that you relax in complete silence. We were lucky enough to enter before opening hours so we could shoot for a project we did with Scandinave Spa."

"For over 25 years, Blue Highways Massage has been alleviating the sore muscles of people in Whistler. It’s one of Whistler’s longest-running spas and with all that experience comes fantastic service. This intimate spa operates on Main St. in Whistler Village and has 9 relaxing and rejuvenating rooms for its clients."

"Not only do they have one of the best craft beer selections in town, but the food quality at this casual, spacious taphouse rivals most restaurants in town. For the best bang-for-your-buck, check out the Dipity-Do-Dat Beef Brisket Sammy & Side for $15 or get the Grilled Cheese & Side for just $12. Their hearty sides include coleslaw, wilted greens & "Pemberton's Best" crispy smashed potatoes."

"This tap house on main street in Whistler Village opened a few years ago and looks to have an Instagram-worthy vibe. Their meat-focused menu also looks interesting."

"Earls is the perfect place to start your apres early with a boozy Whistler brunch. Their classic brunch menu has all your favourites – from eggs benedict to waffles and cream, to a mega portion of steak and eggs on garlic bread if you want to treat yourself. But more importantly, their brunch drinks menu is almost as big as the food menu."

"We found Earls to be one of the best restaurants in Whistler if you don’t want to spend a fortune. If you did want to splurge, then I’d choose Araxi or the Bearfoot Bistro for fine dining in Whistler. Earls has an extensive menu that includes chicken, steak, seafood, burgers and much more."

"Earls is famous for it’s fun, friendly and casual atmosphere. The menu has something for everyone, from burgers to full entrée dishes."

"Nothing hits quite like a bowl of ramen on a cold and wet day. If you’re looking for your fix of Ramen or other Japanese staples, check out Ohyama Ramen located next to the Whistler Conference Centre. They offer a variety of hearty meat and vegetarian ramen options that are sure to scratch that itch."

"Whistler rejoiced when Ohyama Ramen opened its doors and finally brought this Japanese staple to the village. Head here for hearty bowls of brothy noodles."

"Family owned and located in the heart of the Village Stroll since 1989, Teppan Village is the ultimate destination for Japanese Teppanyaki cuisine. We feature freshly prepared ingredients combined with traditional Japanese recipes, the finest..."

"Unfussy sushi bar serving up some of the cheapest Japanese food in Whistler. Also one of the only places to have Korean dishes on the menu. Great for a quick, cheap lunch."