Craft beer and restaurant near the middle of Whistler Village, just S of the Olympic rings…read more Parking here is horrendous. Surprise surprise. The place is part of Mark James group (Yaletown Brewing etc.), so one can already know what to expect if one has been to the other locations. Staff are friendly. Most of them seem to be Australian. Only complaint was that my friends and I couldn't be seated outside on the patio for some reason, even though there were clearly tables available (I didn't see any reserved signs). Not sure why the waitress insisted we sit inside where the place was maybe 30% full, but oh well. The place feels like a giant chalet, with the timber trim everywhere. They have a pizza oven, and the beer production tanks are visible over the kitchen area. There's even a toy train that does a circuit throughout the dining area (look up). One thing worth mentioning is that the bathrooms are on the 2nd floor, which may be a problem for some. Food here is Whistler pricing, so be sure to have deep pockets. I was told to try the High Mountain beef ribs, so there is now 1 less cow out there. 3 bones drenched in BBQ sauce, served on top of a pile of coleslaw and next to a pile of mashed potatoes (there is a fries option). Ribs were cooked well but the sauce was definitely on the salty side. I tried a piece of my buddy's prime rib and it's pretty solid. The portion size was definitely enough. I was stuffed. I also had a flight of their craft beer (4 glasses). As of the time of writing, they only have 8 beers available, but it was more than enough. Overall the place is worth a visit if one wants pub style comfort food.

We always make a point of at least one visit to High Mountain during our Whistler trips. It has a…read morefantastic location at Olympic Plaza so when the weather is nice, the outdoor patio is just perfect. We arrived on a chillier day and loved our table near a cozy fireplace. Out party enjoyed wings for the meat eaters, salad, hummus and the two stars of the night - Poutine and Mussels. Service was great despite how busy the place was, only let down was their hazy IPA was no more and the only IPA on the menu was not to my taste! Still a great meal, great service and love the location and ambience!

Super friendly service and great selection of local beers…read more We loved the nachos so much that we barely got a photo of it untouched. They have a couple vegan options as well including samosas(they're big!) and a giant fat pretzel with delicious stone ground mustard. Plenty of parking and very clean washrooms.

One afternoon while in town we headed to Whistler Brewing. What a fun spot. The staff was so…read morefriendly, and fun. Unfortunately the afternoon we were there the kitchen was closed so we couldn't order food. They did offer for us to bring food in and there was a pizza place close, but we had lunch, so it wasn't needed. Mr. B chose the four beers for his flight and he added an extra one. He found the beers to be lovely and he enjoyed each one for the flavor that it offered. I was thrilled to find they also had wine and my riesling was chilled and very good. We really enjoyed our time there. Mr. B loved the Chestnut ale and bought a six pack. He enjoyed a few in the evening while we were at the hotel, and he carefully packed the other four to bring home.

The food was great and ambience was also great. I really enjoy the beer selection and my fish…read moreburger. Clam chowder too.

Had a great vegan bowl! It was very large, flavorful and delicious. Service was ok. Thank you!read more

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.

We stumbled upon here by accident. We were going to grab a couple drinks before our dinner plans…read morebut ended up cancelling our dinner plans and stayed here. The music was great, the drinks are cheap, and the service was attentive (they kept my water glass full all night). For food, we enjoyed the honey garlic wings, fried pickles, and poutine. Bathroom was clean. Ideas for improvement - Wished the nachos would not stick together and the cocktails were a little more balanced.

This is one of my favorite bars in Whistler - the vibe is just that cool and the drinks are SO…read moregood! Every time we're in the area we stop in a least twice - once as a family and again just for date night with my husband. I'm blown away at the food and drink prices (you can't beat them) . The food is pretty darn good and the drinks are the best. We came in for lunch and I ordered the Warehouse Mac and cheese which was a perfect conviction of cheeses and Roasted Red Pepper Alfredo Sauce on Cavatappi Noodles, and it was just spicy and flavorful enough. We also ordered the sun-dried tomato pesto penne and my son had the crispy chicken Caesar wrap - all were equally as delicious. Returning for drinks, i had a couple of the Sour Keys - (Smirnoff Raspberry, Peach Schnapps, Lemon, Sprite and Sour Key Candy) and oh man - they were dangerously good! Both visits the staff was very friendly and attentive, we never had to wait long, and the bar tender was on top of making sure we were always hydrated. Love this spot and will happily return again.

Great stop for a big group dinner. We came with a group of 11 with a Friday night reservation…read more Mostly a burger place now but some salad options as well. The poutine was an excellent app and the burgers were great. Had a surprisingly good espresso martini and lots of other drink options to choose from, the salty grapefruit option was tasty also.

I feel scammed. 4 stars is the most deceitful and misleading yelp review and I am deeply…read moredisappointed. Food was subpar. Service was friendly but hard to come by. Wasn't busy at all and hardly any guests. But staff prefer to stand around and chat with each other. Had to get up to get attention. Ambiance is a bit sad. Dead and sloppy dirty looking. They didn't even add up the check correctly after all this. Our biggest regret in Whistler is stopping here.

We're driving by on our way to Lillooet, with some time to kill. It was great to see a brewery here…read morein the smallish town of Pemberton. It was like an oasis in the middle of a beautiful drive. I had the IPA and it was very good. They had a food truck with Asian food on this Sunday afternoon. I love the indoor/ outdoor vibe and the views are great! It's very dog friendly too.

Loved it so much we came twice during our visit to Whistler. Located about 10 minutes outside…read morePemberton in a warehouse area, just as you think you might be lost you'll be found! The brewery is dog friendly with inside and covered outdoor seating as well as misters for those too-hot days. Good tunes. Nice beer selection, though they were out of quite a few things while we were there. Still enjoyed a lovely sour and a delicious stout. Not much for snacks to speak of, but I dig the vibe here. Worth a trip!

We almost didn't order the dessert because we were too full from dinner. Thank goodness for room…read moreservice though. We managed to get dessert to our room just before the restaurant closed. My lava cake was so so so delicious that if they were still opened, I probably would've ordered another one.. The ice cream is housemade, creamy, and full of flavour. But I still prefer my lava cake!

This is one of my favorite restaurants in Whistler. It's so pretty. On a week night, parking is…read moreplentiful. The restaurant is located in Nita lodge, a beautiful hotel. The restaurant faces the lake and you get beautiful views from inside and outside. They have plenty of outdoor seating that is perfect for the spring or summer. The food is decent. I wouldn't say I come here for the food but more for the relaxing ambiance. It is pretty kid friendly. They give kids crayons and paper to color. The staff is always nice.

We ended up at Araxi thanks to their $45 four course special, and thank goodness for that, because…read morewe probably never would've gone otherwise. This place has always felt like one of those "special occasion only" restaurants that are usually out of reach. The special menu was such a steal and so wonderful!!! Every course came out looking delightful, from the bright, delicate starters to the beautifully cooked mains to desserts that made us slow down just to savor the moment. I didn't want the food to stop flowing. Service was warm without being stuffy, the vibe was lively but still intimate, and the whole night felt like we'd accidentally unlocked a VIP experience. If you've ever walked past Araxi thinking "maybe someday," this is your sign. Go when they're running the special during spring ski season!

I don't often review a place a second time, but I figured it's been long enough since my last…read morevisit, and this was maybe my 3rd or 4th visit overall. Araxi did not disappoint, though I'm disappointed in myself for missing their apres deal with a discounted fondue using cave aged gruyere! Definitely reserve ahead of time during peak season. They start you with fresh herbed ciabatta and sourdough with olive oil and butter, and both breads were great but especially so for our hungry kids. They had the most perfectly sharpened quality colored pencils and a coloring/activity sheet for the kids, which was much appreciated! Drinks: - The Cure: talisker 10, pineapple, mezcal float - Fig Jam: fig infused mezcal, apple cider, fig jam, spices - great to start They also had a good wine list, and they even had some local wines by the half bottle, which was a nice option, so we got a local Pinot. Food: - Oysters: island tide and kusshi, served with traditional mignonette and horseradish - Ricotta gnocchi: with wild mushrooms, cheesy lemon fonduta, crispy sage - a smaller portion but good for sharing as an appetizer - Pacific crab and matane shrimp cake: no fillers, perfectly seared, with a great local pear and avocado salsa verde - Seared scallops: perfectly seated, with local sunchokes, crispy prosciutto, grilled bok choy, xharred pepper romesco - Ora king salmon: similar to the kids' one but dressed up, with roasted beats, beet and ginger salsa, goat cheese arancini - House made bucatini: mentaiko style with spicy cod roe, humobldt squid, breadcrumbs. This had a nice kick, and the pasta texture was great - Kids' fish: seared salmon with risotto and bok choy - a generous portion of perfectly seared salmon! Dessert: - Valrhona chocolate fondant: warm gooey chocolate cake with tahitian vanilla bean ice cream and chocolate crisps Service was great and very kid friendly (including copper mule cups for their water!). We ordered a lot of food for 2 adults and 2 young kids, but everything was so great - every item was a hit. There's a reason why we keep coming back to Araxi!

Great place to go to drinks with your friends! We sat on the patio for roughly an hour until we got…read moreasked to move inside because they close the patio after a certain hour, which is totally understandable. My friends and I split a pitcher of the Russell Honey Lager which was pretty good, and then once we moved tables the server convinced me to try the Friday's special however I did not enjoy it as it was way to sweet for my liking so I wish I just stuck with beer! Overall vibes were good in here however, I would try to come earlier so we could stay on the patio for longer next time.

If you want long waits and the wrong food after a long wait this is the place. Mediocre food and…read morethe service, blame it on management for having one person as a server, bartender, runner and anything else expected!