Best Restaurants, Must Try Places 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."

"Flakey, savoury, and incredibly delicious, Peaked Pies are the real deal and a true Australian foodie export. Patrons will want to test out their steak, bacon and cheese, chunky pepper steak, butter thicken – and if you’re feeling brave enough – ground kangaroo. Address: 4369 Main St #105, WhistlerPhone: 604-962-4115"

"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."

"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!"

"Delicious food, delivered right to your room when the moment strikes. Tempt yourself with Fairmont Chateau Whistler’s culinary In-Room Dining offerings, available throughout the day and evening."

"In Whistler’s Creekside neighbourhood, on the tranquil shores of Lake Nita, Aura tends to drag tourists away from the comfort of the village – with no regrets. Chef James Olberg’s French inspired West Coast cuisine uses only ethically-sourced proteins and organic local produce. Want some food to match the lake view?"

"A secluded spoke by the lake, Aura’s is a quiet foodie destination. Aura restaurant has got to be in one of the most beautiful spots in Whistler. Nestled next to the less frequently explored Nita Lake, this restaurant is defined by its approach to casual and local cuisine."

"The latest addition to Whistler’s roster of cocktail bars, The Raven Room gives visitors an intimate environment for a special gettogether. Their bar stocks all you need for an excellent cocktail menu, while the owners are some of the best cocktail makers in town. When you go, you must try their Negroni."

"The Raven Room is only open for dinner during the week, but it does brunch on the weekends and its menu is great for vegans who want to splurge. Their clearly-marked vegan options are both innovative and delicious. They are proud of their locally-sourced products that they use in their menu."

"What you thought was a chill local sports bar quickly transforms into a DJ-centric Apres. Open late they keep their unique mix of beats going long until the night. Brandy’s caters to crowds who don’t like the mainstream music scene, the top 40 mix tape, the deep house, the club music….You won’t find that on most nights at Brandy’s."

"The Keg Steakhouse Bar serves the finest cuts of succulent steak, aged for tenderness and grilled to perfection. Prime Rib is a Keg specialty; slow-roasted, hand-carved, and perfectly seasoned with special Keg spices. The restaurant also serves delicious seafood, memorable appetizers, crisp salads…..."

"Follow the locals and head to Brandy’s, which has a temperate, casual atmosphere. The menu features creative martinis, wines, and beer options. Give it a try, and you will be treated like family."

"Located next to Roland's pub, Red Door Bistro is locally owned and operated. A boutique style restaurant with a fantastic menu at reasonable prices in a warm and friendly atmosphere. Open daily from 5 PM to 11 PM."

"Whistler can't get enough of Chef RD Stewart's West Coast twist on classic French dishes. Simple food done really well with fresh, seasonal flavours."

"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."

"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."

"Opened in 2017, Ohyama Ramen has only been around for 3 years but has already managed to cement its place in the hearts of locals and tourists alike. It's popular for its super fun décor, which is designed to look like a Japanese city street. They have a seasonal menu that has marked vegan options."

"Conveniently located in the Le Chamios Hotel at the base of Blackcomb, Nagomi Sushi features fresh rolls and traditional Japanese food. Newly updated, and a wide variety of dishes makes Nagomi is a great choice for families or groups. Nagomi also offers take out on their menu, so it’s perfect if you’re exhausted after a long day on the mountain."

"I've eaten at Nagomi twice now (first in January 2021), and the high standard was maintained on both visits. There's a nice range of sashimi, s..."

"As one of the largest skate parks in Canada, the park measures 50,000 square feet full of bowls, ledges and street-style elements. Other features include quarter pipes, a spine, volcano and central pyramid. In addition, BMX riders can test their skills."

"Home to recreation in Whistler, Lost Lake Park offers plenty of photo opportunities year-round. In the winter, the park runs as a cross-country and snowshoe paradise. Stop by the PassivHaus for rentals and an entry ticket, and you can spend the day exploring the deep forest trails, mountain views, and lakeside vistas."

"A picnic by the lake should be on everyone’s summer bucket list. You can’t go wrong with spreading out a blanket on the sunny lakeside lawn at Lost Lake. It’s a local favourite and it’s easy to see why."

"Outdoor performance facility, community park, large accessible playground and play area, lawn, ice skating rink in winter. Open daily between dawn and dusk with lights in the bowl until 1 AM from April to November. Skateboards, inline skates, smooth tire bikes (BMX, jump)."