Guidebook for Whistler
Food Scene
Purebread
4338 Main StTerrific pastries, fresh bread and Lattes
Savory Crepes are terrific. Brunch is also good. For kids, the menu is different and the crepes are pretty filling in themselves.
72 locals recommend
Crêpe Montagne
4368 Main StSavory Crepes are terrific. Brunch is also good. For kids, the menu is different and the crepes are pretty filling in themselves.
Quattro at Whistler
4319 Main StExcellent Italian food
Caramba! Restaurant Whistler
4314 Main StreetGood italian food, especially pizzas!
Wild Wood Pacific Bistro
4154 Village GreenGood spot for brunch !
The best ice cream hands down ! typically long line ups. But worth the wait!
27 locals recommend
COWS Whistler
4314 Main StThe best ice cream hands down ! typically long line ups. But worth the wait!
Our favorite Mexican restaurant in whistler. A very lively place and typically a long line up. If you get there by 5:30 pm, you should get in without waiting too long.
50 locals recommend
The Mexican Corner Restaurant
12-4340 Sundial CrescentOur favorite Mexican restaurant in whistler. A very lively place and typically a long line up. If you get there by 5:30 pm, you should get in without waiting too long.
Nita Lake Lodge
2131 Lake Placid RdGreat fine dining restaurant in Creekside of Whistler
Terrific west coast cuisine with focus on local ingredients in and around Whistler/Pemberton
169 locals recommend
Araxi Restaurant & Oyster Bar
4222 Village SquareTerrific west coast cuisine with focus on local ingredients in and around Whistler/Pemberton
Excellent brunch combined with great service and old school diner ambiance. Short drive from the village (this is on the Creekside), definitely worth the trip.
67 locals recommend
Southside Diner
2102 Lake Placid RdExcellent brunch combined with great service and old school diner ambiance. Short drive from the village (this is on the Creekside), definitely worth the trip.
Comfort mexican food. Great tacos and burritos. They have kid size versions of the burrito which makes it easy for my son to finish! Large groups would have to sit on separate tables.
69 locals recommend
La Cantina Tacos
4340 Lorimer RdComfort mexican food. Great tacos and burritos. They have kid size versions of the burrito which makes it easy for my son to finish! Large groups would have to sit on separate tables.
If you like ramen, you will like Ohyama! Try their spicy ramen or the creamy vegan. Add some Gyoza's and brussel sprouts and round it up with some Sapporo draft. Yumm
11 locals recommend
Ohyama Ramen
4000 Whistler WayIf you like ramen, you will like Ohyama! Try their spicy ramen or the creamy vegan. Add some Gyoza's and brussel sprouts and round it up with some Sapporo draft. Yumm
The Royal Taste of India
4370 Lorimer RdNorth Indian comfort food.
Parks & Nature
Lost Lake
Great to run around or bike over to
Lovely lake for swims in summer as well as hikes around the lake perimeter
97 locals recommend
Nita Lake Lodge
2131 Lake Placid RdLovely lake for swims in summer as well as hikes around the lake perimeter
Ride the Guinness Book of World Records-holder for the longest and highest lift, connecting the peaks of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. More than a gondola, the PEAK 2 PEAK is innovation on a different scale entirely. Spanning the distance between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola is a 4.4-kilometre/2.7mile, 11-minute journey to infinite possibilities. By connecting the high alpine terrain of both mountains, it changes the way you ride Whistler Blackcomb. It allows you to transfer mountains and ride the best terrain on both in the same day. Ride the Peak of Whistler in the morning then 7th Heaven on Blackcomb in the afternoon.
85 locals recommend
Peak 2 Peak Gondola Whistler
Ride the Guinness Book of World Records-holder for the longest and highest lift, connecting the peaks of Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains. More than a gondola, the PEAK 2 PEAK is innovation on a different scale entirely. Spanning the distance between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola is a 4.4-kilometre/2.7mile, 11-minute journey to infinite possibilities. By connecting the high alpine terrain of both mountains, it changes the way you ride Whistler Blackcomb. It allows you to transfer mountains and ride the best terrain on both in the same day. Ride the Peak of Whistler in the morning then 7th Heaven on Blackcomb in the afternoon.
Lovely lake in summer for a picnic and dip in cool waters. very picturesque!
45 locals recommend
Alta Lake
Lovely lake in summer for a picnic and dip in cool waters. very picturesque!
Art & Culture
Great collection of First Nations art and other artists. Worth the trip
178 locals recommend
Audain Art Museum
4350 Blackcomb WayGreat collection of First Nations art and other artists. Worth the trip
One of the best museums of First Nations art in BC. Rivaled only by the Native Art Gallery in the University of BC, Vancouver. Excellent place to learn about the Squamish First Nations tribe and their culture. The building itself is amazing and worth visiting for the architecture. A must visit!
100 locals recommend
Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre
4584 Blackcomb WayOne of the best museums of First Nations art in BC. Rivaled only by the Native Art Gallery in the University of BC, Vancouver. Excellent place to learn about the Squamish First Nations tribe and their culture. The building itself is amazing and worth visiting for the architecture. A must visit!