One of my former staffers now lives and works in Whistler and when we came up to visit her, she…read morerecommended we meet at Hunter Gather. So glad she did because this place is awesome! First, there's plenty of seating. You come in, get a menu, seat yourself, and when you're ready, order at the counter. They will bring your food to you. We got a table outside in the sun. We ordered the Grants Platter for Two and shared it between three hungry adults and we still had a lot of leftovers (which were super tasty later)! My favorites from this platter were the brisket (so tender and just the right amount of smokiness) and the chicken wings with dry rub (fried to crispy perfection). The ribs and pulled pork were also really good, but since I prefer my barbecue without sauce, these didn't appeal to me as much as the brisket. I also liked the fresh and tasty mixed greens salad that we got as one of our sides--very balanced and delicious. The staff are super friendly here. Our waiter checked on us several times and even the chef came out to see if we liked the food. It was a wonderful lunch. If you're looking for a great meal in Whistler, definitely check out Hunter Gather!

It's fine. Decent burgers, mediocre service…read more Obviously expensive for what you get, but it's whistler.

Nice servers and wonderful food. The meatloaf--yes, Meatloaf!-- is to die for! It has a very…read morerelaxed atmosphere where almost anyone would feel comfortable. But the food! Oh, yum.

Had a quick stop for lunch at this place and it was good. The place was nice and not busy and our…read moreserver was friendly. I've ordered the Grand Pub Fat Burger and it was okay, the pork belly was a bit gummy but overall tasted good. The Clam Chowder was good, has a lot of mixed seafood it it but I wished it was more hotter as I was craving for soup after 3.5 hrs long drive. Overall, it's still a great place to eat after or during a long drive stopover.

I love The Hwy Cafe! I usually get the burger because I crave a good vegan burger sometimes and it…read morehits the spot. I believe they use beyond meat patties but they smash them, nice and crispy. I like to have Mountain add-ons, fried onion and vegan cheese. The wraps and salads are great too. The staff are very friendly outgoing people who seem genuinely interested to get to know their customers. They remember me by name and that makes me feel appreciated. Recently they've started selling some food at Stay Wild in Pemberton as well, which is convenient if I can't make it to the industrial. I hope one day they get a nicer restaurant in town and maybe a food truck too! That would be sweet! Speaking of sweet the soft serve is delicious! All in all, I rate this place five stars! One thing I would suggest is some spicy options! I love spicy food :)

Best crew, amazing burgers and great atmosphere. Definitely a To Go place while biking or driving…read morethru Pemberton!

We stopped after visiting the Mountain Gallery who recommended this restaurant…read more My wife ordered the pulled pork and I ordered the Rotisserie Chicken . Both were delicious but especially the Rotisserie Chicken. A great place to take kids as the prices are reasonable for the area. Very clean and neat inside. The food also comes out really fast. Your servers are very attentive. The restaurant is located as part of the Fairmount Hotel.

(Kari's Rating 7/10)…read more Came in with a group of three around 12 for lunch, we were able to snag a big table as we thought we were waiting for the other half of our group. We ordered a combination of the chicken and waffles, the turkey BLT, the quarter chicken and the pulled brisket sandwich. I'd rather them get shit. They were saying their mac & cheese is quite famous, but I didn't think it was anything impressive, and the green onions were really not doing anything on top of it. It was nice. They had breadcrumbs for a textural change, but I don't think the cheese tasted like anything. The quartered chicken was actually really delicious and very moist, it came with a pickle, a barbecue gravy, which I did not eat. And the biscuit that was really good with the honey over by the concessions. I probably wouldn't stop here again for lunch, but it was a nice on the way and the prices were reasonable.

Ordering over the phone was easy and efficient. They have plenty of pre-designed pies and a…read morebuild-your-own. They are nice and friendly with prices similar to other pizzerias in Whistler at the time of this review. The pies are flavorful. I had the "MESS WITH TEXAS" and it was loaded with toppings, including the brisket. If you're looking for pizza in Whistler, Functional Pie Pizzeria is certainly a good option.

I was honestly shocked by how just ok the food here was considering how stellar the reviews are…read moreuntil I talked to a friend of mine from the area who's into food, who said that the real appeal of this place, like the other well regarded non-high-end places in Whistler, is as a place to hang out after a long day of skiing, where the food would be extremely overpriced by Vancouver or even Squamish standards, but is priced normally for low-end food in Whistler. Ohhhhh. Ok. That makes a lot of sense. I'm generally suspicious of places that bill themselves as doing "NY style" or "Chicago style" pizza, but I thought this place had a real shot since it describes itself as a blend of NY style and Detroit style since Detroit isn't so famous for pizza that people will just slap "Detroit style" on any pizza place as a generic selling point, but the pizza doesn't really resemble NY style or Detroit style pizza. The two styles can be mixed very well. For example, see Prince Street Pizza in NYC, which is a very Detroit-y pizza that also feels like it belongs in NYC, but the use of "NY style" and "Detroit style" here seems to be more branding than substance. As for the quality of the pizza, I'd rate this below a good dollar a slice place in NYC, but above a bad one. But a pizza here costs $30 and is about the size of three slices at a dollar a slice place. Anyway, the place has a nice vibe, so if you're looking for a place with a cool outdoor patio, Functional Pie is pretty great. But if you're into food and are looking for a good pizza, you should avoid eating pizza in Whistler.

Hidden gem by an ice rink - was in town to snowboard Whistler and craving some Korean food and…read morefound this spot. Sneakily good bowls and street food and friendly service. Soy chicken was fried crisply and perfectly sweet and salty, and balanced with pickled veggies. Would come back again!

Super happy to find this place tucked in the Meadow Park Sports Center. Friendly service, amazing…read morekimchi, gimbap, bibimbap and other drinks and snacks are available. Just a short drive away from Whistler village but worth it for good affordable korean food!

We have been going here for years, and it never disappoints…read more Great burgers, with tons of toppings!! The service has always been good, they usually have some cool music playing and the tables and booth at the back are a comfy spot to get away from the bustle of the restaurant and enjoy your food.

If you're looking for a laid-back spot with seriously good comfort food, Splitz Grill hits the…read moremark. I went with the bacon bleu cheese burger and upgraded the fries to poutine (+$4), and honestly . . . it was worth every penny. The burger was juicy, packed with flavor, and that bleu cheese gave it the perfect punch. The poutine? It was rich, cheesy, and exactly what you want after a long day out. Splitz Grill is a casual, no-frills setup -- order at the counter, grab a seat, and enjoy. No table service, but the food comes out quick and hot, so no complaints there. Great food, relazed vibe, and a solid go-to when you're in Whistler and craving a proper burger.