Food and Beverage in Whistler
Whistler has no shortage of places to eat and drink. As a general rule, you can expect higher prices across the board, but there is definitely value to be found. In busy seasons, reservations are often a requirement if you’re eating at prime times.
As a North American resort, Whistler is known for its sushi, pasta, steak houses, and pub food.
Food and beverage options in Whistler
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Breakfast
Where to grab something quick before a day on the slopes, or eat bottomless eggs benny until you need to roll back to bed
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Coffee
When you need caffeine, look no further than this list of coffee hot spots
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Lunch
From quick bites between activities to afternoon patio sessions, lunch is often an overlooked meal in Whistler
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Apres
The most famous activity in any ski town. These spots range from feel-good ski bars to pseudo nightclubs that go off during the day
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Dinner
Want a nice sit down meal with great atmosphere and delicious food? These places can’t be missed on a trip to Whistler
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![Front view of a Lodge with a wooden structure and a sign that reads 'HOUNDHOUND LODGE' hanging in the center, set against a clear blue sky.]()
Drinks
Either after a meal, or as a replacement for a meal. These are the palces serving up more than just beer and highballs for those of you that fancy something fancy
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Cheap Eats
Maybe you have all the money in the world. Most of us don’t, so once you’ve spent a good chunk of your life savings on proper meals in Whistler, here are a few great options that won’t break the bank
