Whistler is a haven for food lovers, offering a variety of unique and memorable culinary experiences. From fine dining in award-winning restaurants to adventure dining high in the mountains, Whistler’s food and drink scene has something for everyone.

For those looking to explore Whistler’s best fine dining, a guided walking tour takes you to four award-winning restaurants: Bearfoot Bistro, Hy’s Steakhouse, Quattro, and the Firerock Lounge. Over the course of the evening, you’ll enjoy four delicious courses and visit an impressive 15,000-bottle wine cellar, where you’ll even learn how to ‘saber’ champagne. This Signature Experience, recognised by Destination Canada, is perfect for anyone seeking a luxurious evening. Optional wine pairings can be added locally for an extra cost.

If you’re in search of Whistler’s hidden culinary gems, another walking tour highlights local favourites such as Elements, Stonesedge, Hunter Gather, and Caramba (restaurants are subject to availability). You’ll savour four courses that showcase the diverse flavours of the region while uncovering some of Whistler’s best-kept secrets. Optional drink pairings can also be added for an enhanced experience.

For something truly unique, the original Whistler Salmon Bake offers an unforgettable adventure dining experience. Begin with an exhilarating 4×4 ride in a Jeep Rubicon, climbing 6,000 feet up Blackcomb Mountain to the Horstman Glacier. At the summit, you’ll arrive at the Crystal Hut, home to Whistler’s most spectacular patio. Relax to the sweet sounds of live entertainment while enjoying a Pacific Coast classic—cedar-planked, maple-glazed wild BC salmon—alongside fresh salads, local vegetables, and a decadent dessert. This is dining with a view like no other.