Restaurants in Whistler
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Sachi Sushi
Serving everything from good sushi to crispy popcorn shrimp to stomach-warming udon noodles, this is a relaxing après-ski hangout – go for a warming hot sake.
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Après
An intimate, contemporary bistro, Après is worth searching out for its French-influenced West Coast cuisine. If you're here in summer, take advantage of the bargain three-course menu. At other times, fish dishes such as house-smoked BC salmon and pan-roasted monkfish rule, along with a wine selection from boutique Pacific Northwest vineyards. If you like what you eat, you can learn to make it yourself: the restaurant offers cooking classes.
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Crepe Montagne
This small, authentic creperie – hence the French accents percolating among the staff – offers a bewildering array of sweet and savory buckwheat crepes with fillings that include ham, brie, asparagus, banana, strawberries and more. Good breakfast spot – go the waffle route.
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Gone Village Eatery
Hidden behind Armchair Books, this wood-floored haunt serves hearty breakfast grub (have the omelet burrito), lunch specials (sandwiches, falafel or the $10 burger and beer deal do the trick) and any-time-of-day baked treats (snag a chewy toffee cookie).
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Citta’ Bistro
The hopping patio right on the edge of Village Square means there's no shortage of activity here. This place is always lively and serves up creative twists on comfort food classics - try the whiskey steak sandwich or the wild salmon club.
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Rim Rock Café
On the edge of Creekside and accessible just off Hwy 99, this locals’ favorite chefs up treats like seared scallops, venison tenderloin and a highly recommended Seafood Trio of grilled prawns, ahi tuna and nut-crusted sablefish.
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Beet Root Café
This is Whistler’s best home-style hangout, with bulging breakfast burritos, huge packed sandwiches and a rolling cavalcade of fresh cookies and baked goodies. Pull up a cushion by the window and make yourself at home.
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Araxi Restaurant & Lounge
Whistler’s best fine-dining option, Araxi offers an exquisite Pacific Northwest menu plus courteous service. Try the Queen Charlotte Islands halibut and drain the 15,000-bottle wine selection. Reservations recommended.
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Elements Urban Tapas Lounge
Elements serves an array of small plates and mains, ranging from smoked-salmon tarts to beef tenderloin medallions.
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21 Steps Kitchen & Bar
High-end comfort food such as steak, chops and seafood. Check out the great attic bar, a Whistlerite favorite.
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