There are so many places in the Village in Whistler to eat it was a hard choice, but we decided to…read moregive Peaked Pies a try for lunch. Others have said they aren't traditional Aussie pies and I get that if that is your expectation. I always try to appreciate the cafe for their take on the food items. Peaked Pies didn't disappoint. It is a small spot with just a few tables outside and a few tables inside. The eatery gets pretty busy so we felt lucky to get a table inside. They have a lot of choices and we settled on the ones we wanted to try. I went with the veggie pie and added the mushy style peas, mashed potatoes and gravy to the top. Mr. B decided on the Kangaroo pie after talking to the staff. He was a little leary of where the Kangaroo came from, but we were told there is a farm in British Columbia that raises them, so he wanted to try something he had never had. Please see the note below about the kangaroo. There is a correction. The pies came out and were quite large, but we must have been hungry and they were scrumptious we finished them off. Let's start with the veggie pie. It was filled with veggies, carrots, potatoes, onion, corn, celery and yams. The sauce is a coconut milk based sauce and was creamy. The Hopper, with ground kangaroo was lovely. The pie is filled with ground kangaroo, and I mean ground, it was fine meat and stuffed full with a Cabernet Merlot Balsamic Reduction that balanced the sweetness of the meat. The service was great, the staff was nice, and helpful. Great choice. NOTE: I received a correction from the owner of Peaked Pies after posting this review. The Kangaroo is not sourced from British Columbia as we were told. While the food was excellent this was disappointing to hear. Mr. B specifically asked where the kangaroo was sourced as he didn't want frozen and would have ordered something else. I wanted to let you all know I was wrong as we were given inaccurate information from the staff.

Peaked Pies in the Whistler Marketplace is an easy win if you're looking for something quick,…read morefilling, and seriously tasty. We tried a mix of savory and sweet Australian style pies -- chicken mushroom, steak bacon & cheese, steak & mushroom, plus the apple crumble and mixed berry pies -- and every single one hit. Flaky crust, hearty fillings, and packed with flavor across the board. All were FANTASTIC. We also wanted to try the kangaroo (The Hopper) and spinach & ricotta roll, but will need to return for those. The butter chicken and beef curry looked tempting, too. Extra hungry? Add a topping of mashed potatoes, mushed peas and gravy to your pie! Perfect spot to grab a warm meal after being out in the cold, or even just a quick bite while walking through the village. Simple, satisfying, and done right.

We came in at the right time on a late Saturday night. We wanted some pizza to bring back to the…read morehotel. We ordered 4 slices of Hawaiian pizza alongside with some garlic bread. The pizza was already made, so it was quickly placed inside the box for us. The garlic bread took 8 minutes. There was a long of people after us but the sales associate remembered the garlic bread sticks for us. The breadsticks were sheet yummy! Some of the best I have ever eaten. The pizzas were really good too. I would recommend this place if you're ever in the area. You will need to order the pizza inside, and there is outdoor seating.

Located in the Whistler Village area this is a great spot to pick up some New York style pizza…read more Instead of waiting in the line, I opted to place my order online and got a whole pizza to share with my kid. Just got a simple cheese pizza and they had it ready and waiting for me. By the time I walked to the restaurant from my hotel, which was nearby. Pizza quality was pretty good overall and considering the limited simple pizza options this is a great choice to grab a shareable dinner.

Why bother reviewing a McDonald's? Because this particular location is open 24 HOURS!…read more Located in the Whistler Marketplace, it's exactly what you'd expect from a McD's anywhere in the world -- with just a little Canadian flair. Everything was consistent, quick, and hit the spot. Prices were reasonable for a resort area, and the service was pleasant and efficient. Nothing fancy, just reliable and easy when you need a quick bite - ANY time of the day.

Don't count on getting the advertised happy meal toy if you have kids. Won't honor a refund.read more

I'm always on the look out for a good deal on chicken wings! So when we saw KFC's 10 wings for $10…read moredeal, we had to stop in. KFC usually hits the spot when looking for a quick, no-fuss bite. And this time was no exception. Service was good, even though things moved a little slower than expected -- but honestly, it gave us time to build up the anticipation. The wings were cripsy and decently flavored. You can easily dip them in any sauce of your choosing to customize the taste. The promo a solid value, so for the price, you really can't complain. No dine-in seating here -- carry-out only -- but it's perfect for a snack or an easy take-away meal to enjoy back at your place. Simple, affordable, and gets the job done when you're craving some classic comfort food.

Slaps everytime ! Great alternative to restaurants in the village for those who are financially…read morechallenged. They have deals on Tuesday and online ...very easy to get a satisfying meal for under $6 Canadian . Also imho KFC makes the best poutine as far as fast food restaurants go .

I made my food order by mistake on wrong location . I called within 5 minutes to cancel the order…read more. The girl on the counter was really rude & she refused to cancel my order. But on the actual app , it shows that your food is being prepared & it will take 15 minutes . Pathetic customer service

its a horrible customer service. they did not polite to the us when we are ordering. the food was…read moreto bad its not like what we expecte.

I've always loved Dairy Queen. However, I live in Honolulu and there are only 3 Dairy Queens on…read moreOahu -- none of which are in locations that are close or convenient for me to get to. So, when I spotted this DQ while strolling through Whistler Village, I had to stop in. We (the Mrs and I) got a Blizzard of course - it didn't matter that it was cold and snowing outside. I didn't realize that they still did the "turn the cup upside down to show how thick the ice cream is" thing. The Blizzard definitely satisfied our sweet tooth and was a nice, rare treat.

Regardless of the previous reviews, I will give them 5 stars and I know much worse DQ in Toronto. I…read morealways order Banana split. Since the pandemic, most banana splits are getting smaller, but this DQ served us a decent size banana split. Bananas are big enough, plenty of ice cream, strawberries with strawberry sauce, pineapple chunk, these are generous nowadays. I appreciate generous portion.

The 'downtown' version of the on-mountain restaurants at the base of Blackcomb. I discovered this…read moreplace when I worked as an instructor for the Whistler Schools program. If I didn't teach these kids I would have never discovered the Wizard Grill! It's got the usual fare of burgers, hot dogs, pizza and fries. It also has a great Indian rice bowl which I discovered here after inexplicably missing it at the on-mountain restaurants. It's now one of my favourite mountain meals!

Great service and great food. The wine list is quite extensive. The mark up may be a bit higher…read morethan the norm, but there are some real gems. For all you non-BC residents, the reason for the high markups on wine is due to the fact that the restaurants and bars need to but all liquor at retail prices from the BC government. Sad, but true. One word of warning with Araxi, the portions are a good size. So, order wisely. If I ran Araxi, I would lower the prices and portion size. That way, you could have more small plates and sample all the goodness.

I'm with Skylar here. If you don't have to eat here, go elsewhere. I've never seen the general…read morepublic eat here. It's mainly for school groups that are in Whistler for day trips. The menu is limited to pizza, burgers, fries, cookies, soft drinks, junk food and fruit. The food is what is offered in the other mountain restaurants. I've never paid for food here because when I'm working with the kids, I get my lunch paid for so I can't complain about prices or service. It is a bit chaotic from 11am until 1pm - these are the only times lunch is served. Before and after this, it's a change room for the school groups. Dinner is also served here for Whistler Blackcomb staff, but I've never tried the meals. However, I've heard they are pretty good for the price (about $5 for a three course meal).

If you are over the age of 14 AVOID AT ALL COSTS 18 Below. Catered towards teens, 18 Below is…read moredirty, loud and always smells of dirty ski boots due to the rental shop that shares the space with the restaurant. The selection is basically limited to pizza, burgers or fries. All-in-all, this place just sucks.