Absolutely the most underrated bar in Whistler. The cocktails are incredibly creative and crafted…read morewith so much thought and technique. We started coming here three years ago and sadly only get to visit once a year during Cornucopia while we're staying. The staff has always been so dang friendly. We love sitting at the bar top and having the best conversations with them. I've never tried the food, so I can't comment on that -- my review is based on everything else. If you've never been, it's a MUST try!

Popped in after a flight and drive from Vancouver to Whistler. We happened to be there for happy…read morehour so we got some bites to share. The server was very helpful and we were seated right away without a reservation about 3:00 PM. My favorite thing I tried was the mushroom toast and the gin drink that has aperol and grapefruit. We also shared the bruschetta which was tasty and the beet hummus and mussels. I wish the hummus came with bread or pita chips. We used the bread from the mussels. The mussels were just okay I would skip.

I know poutine is a very common and regular thing in Canada - but as a visitor, I get very excited…read moreabout it. I've had some mediocre poutine and some great poutine, and the poutine at Beacon Pub and Eatery is good. While it's not the best I've ever had, it certainly was the cheesiest (at my request) and for that - I left highly satisfied. We ordered the nachos along with it and the two dishes were just perfect for an afternoon snack for five people. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area, would recommend going during happy hour if you can

Our last night in Whistler and we decided to go somewhere in the heart of the village that was…read morecasual and had great pub food so Beacon was perfect for that! Great service, got seated immediately on their outside patio which as this is in the heart of the village is perfect for an entire village view and we had amazing service throughout our meal! Food here is always stellar! Had to get poutine one last time and theirs is fantastic then got a bunch of appetizers - basically loaded on the carbs and fried stuff - onion rings, fried pickles and the Mezza platter with friend halloumi! Everything was great - pre flight we are well fed and it was a great dinner to end our trip! Will be back next time we are in Whistler !

Serious NY pizza! Amazing ingredients, high quality and extremely tasty. Couple this with delicious…read moredrinks and super friendly service. This is Whistler's BEST PIZZA restaurant by a kilometer or mile, ha ha. Can't wait to return. Well done, HandleBar!

Tried the pepperony + the spicy calabrese…read more Both were solid though I preferred the spicy calabrese Added pineapple to the pepperoni pizza (+ $3) and also order ranch (+ $2.5 per) In retrospect, we probably could've skipped both or opted for just one large ranch (we ordered three) Place was busy, but we were able to order online, and the pizzas were ready when we arrived Seating it a bit limited, but that wasn't an issue for us since we ordered for pickup and ended up eating the pizzas elsewhere

I've come to this place one other time on new years and so glad we came back for the food this…read moretime! Such a great vibe and fantastic food along with their unique drink options. I had a really good blueberry tea. Really great comfort food and the butter chicken was fantastic! Service was spot on.

Cheap prices but not worth if they never come out. They would constantly serve other tables and…read moreneglect ours. We even asked and they ran outside with the bill instead of giving us the actual order which was sitting at the bar.

(Kari's Rating 7.5/10)…read more Get the hot honey pizza!!! Came with a group of 8 people around 2 o'clock and got seated upstairs on the patio. It was a little chilly but they had the heaters on above. We ordered the truffle fries and the poutine. Truffle fries were perfectly crispy and the garlic aoli was spot on. Very delicious. The poutine I'm not a huge fan of by itself, but it was visually more appealing than Longhorns which I had a day ago. Again, it's just soggy fries. Ordered the hot honey pizza, double pepperoni parmesan and the bbq. Was not aware the barbecued had pineapple on it, but we powered through as a group. Every single piece of pizza so this is just the right amount for eight people.

Service can take awhile but the food here is pretty good. I got the fish and chips and it came out…read morepiping hot and was perfectly crisp. The cocktails here are good as well, a nice way to stay warm in the cold weather!

Buffalo Bills had the worst customer service I have ever had. Almost caused an anxiety attack from…read morehow harsh and rude they were to my group. Will never come back here because of how awful it was. If you are in Whistler, this is your sign to NOT come here EVER. Terrible service and little to no kindness whatsoever. DO NOT COME HERE.

Probably the best nightlife venue at Whistler. Spacious mixed club with a lively dance floor,…read moredarts, pool table, and many seating areas. Diverse group of people without any one group overrepresented, so worth a try for anyone looking to go out late night (just show up early). This place has something for everyone, and if you want to guarantee entry and a space to yourself, table minimums were as cheap as $500 USD.

Staff is wuite good and on top of orders. Pricey, but everything in the village ism prepsre to psy…read morefor the drinks. Some fun shotskis and sparklers as options. Good vibes on the patio. Food is nothing special, regular pub fare but good portions on the nachos.

(Kari's Rating 5.5/10)…read more Came here with a group of 8 for an aprés ski and they charged half of us coming in a $10 cover just "because it started getting busy." Which it wasn't inside at all where our table was. Very loud and rowdy and the dj played the same parts of songs over the three hour time span we were there. Our server was half attentive, but she kept wandering off when we wanted to order more drinks-which just kind of made it difficult. We couldn't find our server for the rest of the night so we ordered from other random servers. We ordered a few buckets of beer and two poutine's. Which ended up being $48 for two small bowls that's essentially just really soggy fries- But to each their own. It's not the restaurants fault, it's what we ordered. We did order the regular truffle fries and they were much better! We also did a round of green tea and tequila shots, all shots were $12. Pretty cool for a first time experience but probably wouldn't come back, as it's overly crowded, champagnes flying everywhere and the bottle service sparklers were so strong it smelled a little like chemicals -but fun while we were here.

Always a vibe! We…read morehave been here quite a few times now, and have always enjoyed the experience. The food is great, the staff are motoring, and the sports bar vibe lens to the excellent overall experience. We will be back!

My friends had taken me to this place as a "dive bar" and boy was it great!!…read more Service was amazing. Probably some of the best service i've ever had in whistler. Our server, Ashley was brand new and he treated us so well. Attentive, funny and super accommodating. We ordered the poutine, chicken wings and some onion rings. Everything was fantastic. Also ordered a few drinks and was really impressed with the prices. The vibe is your typical bar with pub food. Lots of sports decor and tvs everywhere. They've got a nice patio too. If you're in the area and need a good pub - hit this up!!

We got here after 8+ pm for a late dinner after off-roading in the Squamish valley. The place was…read morebig and luckily it was not full house as it was a weeknight. There were many tvs and a big screen projector showing the hockey game. Then I noticed Canucks jerseys hanging from the rafter and on the walls. Ok, so sports was big here. It was not rowdy though. We sat away from the main dining hall and got a corner table near the entrance. Service was ok, took a while for the requested extra napkins to come. Our server forgot about it. Guessed it was busier in the main hall which was on a spilt level up. Food wise, it was decent food in a neighborhood pub. Not a huge selection but it had the typical food here so everyone should be able to get something they like. The calamari was surprisingly good. Tender lightly battered squid, not rubbery at all. The whiskey bbq ribs with fries and slaw were good too. The wild BC salmon burger with clam chowder was so-so. I wished the salmon was a bit less over cooked. Salmon was lightly charred outside and unfortunately the inside was a bit hard. At least not too dry. I would prefer the salmon to just have a light crisp with the inside being 70-80% cooked. The miso glaze was nice though. The clam chowder as the side was bad as it did not taste like it at all. It was more of a cream of vegetables soup with some bits of clams in it. That was a disappointment. Fries or salad for the side in future. I also had the Moscow mule. It had real ginger bits in it. I didn't care for that as you kept getting them in every sip and they were real gingery spicy. Not a place I would make a special trip for, but a decent place for a meal when passing by. They open till 12 midnight or 1 am. Nice sized parking lot in front and back of the building.

Great service and good bar food. Loved the patio with panoramic mountain views…read more Wings were good but not great. I'd say everything I saw looked good for bar food though!