A Foodie’s Take on
Whistler Blackcomb
Whistler Blackcomb isn’t just North America’s largest ski resort—it’s a tasting menu spread across two mountains. Spend your visit following your taste buds from alpine cabins to iconic après stops. This is a curated, food-first way to experience the mountain.
If you love skiing and snacking your way through a day, this one’s for you.
Book Your Trip
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Where to Stay
Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa , opens in a new window
Located right in Whistler Village, the Hilton puts you steps from the gondolas, dining, shopping, and après—making it the perfect home base for a food-and-fun-focused winter getaway.
Why Stay Here:
- Unbeatable location: a short walk to both Whistler & Blackcomb gondolas
- Spacious rooms & suites ideal for gear, groups, or families
- On-site après + dining for easy post-ski evenings
- Heated outdoor pool + hot tubs for the ultimate ski-day reset
- Walkable access to GLC, Fire & Ice, the Tube Park shuttle, and village nightlife
Where to Eat
Merlins at the Base of Blackcomb Mountain , opens in a new window
Your day begins where every good ski day should: a big, slow, delicious brunch. Merlin’s—Blackcomb Mountain’s cozy home base—is part cabin, part mountain bar, and entirely iconic.
A brunch that hits that perfect “fuel me for six runs, but don’t weigh me down” sweet spot.
Why Food Lovers Go Here:
- Generous brunch plates
- Warm, wood-beam atmosphere
- Espresso + snow views = elite pairing
Glacier Creek Lodge , opens in a new window
A skier’s appetite builds quickly, and Glacier Creek Lodge answers that call. Located on Blackcomb Mountain, it’s a high-volume, high-view dining hall—airy, glassy, and perfect for a late lunch or snack.
What Makes It a Foodie Stop:
- A choose-your-own-adventure lineup of classics, including crowd-pleasing tacos
- Hand-battered Fish and Chips are a guest favourite
- Huge windows overlooking glacier terrain
Chic Pea Hut , opens in a new window
Once you land back on Whistler Mountain or loop over for a few more laps, stop at Chic Pea Hut — home of Whistler Blackcomb’s most famous cinnamon buns. Chic Pea is the classic “if you know, you know” cabin tucked into the trees.
What to Order:
- Classic Cinnamon Bun (sticky, warm, unforgettable)
- Maple Bacon Cinnamon Roll (a guest favourite)
- Hearty soups and sandwiches for that “mid-ski reset”
Bearfoot Bistro , opens in a new window
Part dining experience, part Whistler legend. Bearfoot Bistro is known for its Champagne sabering, vodka ice room, and celebratory energy—making it a memorable way to cap off the day.
Why It's Iconic:
- Champagne Lounge, Shot ski, and sabering experiences
- Vodka Ice Room, carved entirely from ice
- Nitrogen ice cream for a dramatic (and delicious) finish
Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Justa Jeskova
Caramba's , opens in a new window
Why Guests Love It
- Big portions and bold flavours
- Laid-back, no-frills atmosphere
- A reliable go-to after a full day on the mountain
Mexican Corner , opens in a new window
Lively, approachable, and always buzzing, Mexican Corner is a favourite for post-ski tacos, margaritas, and easy group dinners
Why It's a Go-To:
- Fresh tacos and classic Mexican dishes
- Great margaritas and festive energy
- Perfect for a relaxed night in the village
Sushi Village , opens in a new window
An après and late-night institution, Sushi Village is known for generous rolls, fast service, and a fun, energetic vibe.
Why It's Iconic:
- Big, shareable rolls
- Open late—ideal after après or Fire & Ice
- A Whistler classic for groups and night owls
Where to Après
Garibaldi Lift Co. (GLC) , opens in a new window
Cap off your laps with a classic Whistler Mountain après at GLC, perched right above the Whistler Village Gondola. It’s lively, warm, and home to some of the best patio views in the village.
Why It’s a Top Après Spot:
- Mountain-front patio overlooking skiers coming down
- Crispy fries, burgers, shareables, and cocktails
- One of the most iconic après vibes on Whistler Mountain
Merlins Bar + Grill , opens in a new window
When your final laps bring you back to Blackcomb Mountain, keep the momentum going with après at Merlin’s — lively vibes, cold drinks, and classic comfort food.
Why It’s a Top Après Spot:
- Award-winning après with a Snow Cat hanging decor
- Live Music with a Gondola DJ Booth
- Traditionally Canadian
What to Do
PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola , opens in a new window
After lunch, hop on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola — the iconic ride that links Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains with sweeping alpine views. The PEAK 2 PEAK experience is included with your ski pass or lift ticket.
Why It’s a Must:
- Panoramic contrasts between the two mountains
- Floating above a temperate rainforest with views of glacier bowls and valleys
- A signature Whistler Blackcomb experience for first-timers and long-time visitors
The Après Route , opens in a new window
For the foodies, follow the Après Route — a scenic Wonder Route designed for easy cruising, limitless bites, and maximum patios.
Expect:
- Full bellies and ultimate hydration (Calories don’t count on the mountains)
- Gentle laps perfect for photos
- A natural flow toward the village
Whistler Sliding Centre - Bobsledding , opens in a new window
Experience Whistler’s Olympic legacy at full speed on the actual sliding track used during the Winter Games. Guided by professional pilots, this is one of the most exhilarating experiences in the destination. The Whistler Sliding Centre is the only place in Canada where the public can try bobsleigh and slide like an Olympian.
Why It's a Must
- Ride the real Olympic bobsled track
- High-speed, once-in-a-lifetime thrill
- A true bucket-list Whistler moment
Photo Credit: Tourism Whistler/Mike Crane
Whistler Olympic Park - Night Cross-Country Skiing , opens in a new window
Trade chairlifts for quiet, glowing trails and experience winter from a different perspective. Night cross-country skiing offers a peaceful, atmospheric way to explore Whistler after dark.
Why Guests Love It:
- Lit trails for evening skiing
- Calm, scenic, and beginner-friendly
- A unique contrast to daytime alpine laps
