Best Nightlife in Whistler

"A consistent favourite with locals and visitors alike, brunch at Elements is not to be missed. While in the evenings it’s an upscale tapas bar (and well worth checking out), during the day Elements offers their own interpretation of traditional Canadian and American breakfasts. Think sumptuous Eggs Benedict served on artisan bread, fluffy frittatas with chorizo and pepper jack cheese, or of course our favourite, the french toast like no other."

"In the evening, Elements is a sophisticated but casual tapas and wine bar. During the day, it transforms into one of the best breakfast spots in Whistler. Here, brunch is treated as an event."

"Locals come flocking to this tiny tapas restaurant for breakfast which serves all the usual suspects with a twist. The potato tartlet with chive sour cream is worth the trip alone."

"Address170-4320 Sundial Crescent, Whistler, BC, Canada, V0N-1B4Map,. LocationPan Pacific Hotel, SeatingIndoor or patio. Dubh Linn Gate is one of the closest sit down restaurants to the base of Whistler mountain, making it a good place to refuel when your child just can't move another step."

"Bands play more often than not and if you need to take a break from the dance floor, head outside to rest around their fire pit!. Best Night: Most nights of the week but visit their website to find out who and when bands are playing!"

"This stylish eatery at the edge of the village is known for an eclectic menu that’s heavy on good old-fashioned comfort food. The kitchen is open from 9:00 am to 1:00 am but to me it’s at breakfast where Stonesedge really begins to shine. You can opt for a traditional breakfast, go for their legendary hangover beatdown or choose from a selection of delicious egg bennys."

"Two big patios with views of the hustle and bustle at the bottom of both mountains. Black's Pub is on two levels, with a lively pub upstairs and a restaurant downstairs."

"Since April 2020, there’s not been a single week where we haven’t lusted for Functional Pie. This pizza place has quickly become a locals’ favorite and was even voted Best Pizza In Whistler in the 2020 Best Of Whistler Awards. You can order by the slice or choose the whole pie."

"Functional Pie Pizzeria's small selection of pizzas includes one vegan option called Mos Def, which comes with onions, mushroom, sausage and vegan cheese. You can enjoy it outside on their small patio or at one of the small tables inside. It's in Function Junction."

"Tucked away in Function Junction is arguably Whistler's best takeout pizzeria. The golden nugget on their menu is the spectacular Vegan Mos Dof. We could talk about it all day: crispy on the outside, doughy on the inside, with a melt in your mouth, amazing crust."

"Two big patios with views of the hustle and bustle at the bottom of both mountains. Black's Pub is on two levels, with a lively pub upstairs and a restaurant downstairs."

"You’ll find rice dishes, noodle bowls and curries inspired by China, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand. They make their food fresh to order and offer several levels of spiciness so you can level up the intensity. Main Street Noodles has daily specials for added value and their large portions can be shared between two people."

"Casual noodle bar with all the favourite flavours from China, Thailand, Vietnam and Indonesia. Pop in for a cheap bowl of Pad Thai or steaming hot Beef Pho."

"Located in the Upper Village area, despite the name, Lost Lake is actually one of Whistler’s most accessible lakes. Surrounded by easy hiking and biking trails it is the perfect place to relax and cool down after a long day. It’s a friendly, relaxed environment and even has a dog beach, along with a nude dock if you’re feeling adventurous!"

"The best thing about Lost Lake is that, despite its name, it is located right in Whistler. You can walk to Lost Lake from Whistler Village in just 15 minutes. There’s also a free shuttle all summer long."

"Along the Sea to Sky just outside of Whistler (about 15 minutes by car) you will find Brandywine falls. It is just 5 minutes to get to the falls viewpoint. It is less than one-kilometer walk and is mostly flat!"

"There are lots of other fried and yummy items available, like poke, zuke, sushi, bowls, and even deepfried Brussels sprouts, at this Japanese pub in the heart of Whistler."

"A combination of Japanese and Korean food, Harajuku Izakaya has a funky dining room with an adjacent Japanese supermarket where you can pick up a cheap lunch."

"This local favourite always takes down best sushi when Pique Magazine dishes out their lists of the best restaurants in Whistler. Head chef and owner Toshiyuki Kobayashi has over 30 years of experience making inventive sushi rolls for locals. He heavily relies on fish sourced from BC’s waters for ultimate freshness."

"This popular Japanese spot is a sushi specialist but they also serve everything from pork gyoza to spicy hotpots and stomach-warming udon noodle bowls – the tempura noodle bowl is best. A relaxing hangout, it's..."