Cheap Places to Eat in Whistler

"When you're in the mood for casual and comforting, Creekbread is the place to go. These organic pizzas are loaded with local and seasonal ingredients, including free range chicken and nitrate-free meats. After your pizza has been adorned with tasty ingredients, it put into a wood-fired, clay oven and cooked to perfection."

"If you ask a local where to get pizza, they'll tell you that Creekbread is the place to go. This casual eatery is perfect for families or dining with friends post-ski. These organic pizzas are loaded with local and seasonal ingredients, including free range chicken and nitrate-free meats."

"While there is a small selection of vegan options, the wood fired vegetarian pizzas are a must have in this Mediterranean inspired restaurant. The Fungi pizza features various mushrooms as the topping, while the Pesto and La Rua pizzas ensure the decision for vegetarians is not easy. Whistler truly is a resort town that recognizes it receives visitors from all over the world."

"It is fancy enough to feel a bit special, has a broad crowd-pleasing menu, offers happy hour drinks and food from 3 – 5 PM, and somehow always manages to have a bustling weekend-y vibe. Their veggie selection has expanded recently and includes a vegan quinoa and avocado power bowl, sushi such as a green dragon roll, as well as spicy tofu tacos or a crispy tofu Zen bowl. Insider Tip: Many of the Earls non-veggie meals can be modified – such as my favourite black-bean-and-date-filled Santa Fe chicken salad that I order without chicken."

"Come for the only Neapolitan pizza in Whistler, then linger for the hip, rustic atmosphere of Pizzeria Antico, complete with craft beer on tap plus local cider and wine from British Columbia. They offer pretty much every pizza combination you can think of here, ranging from a veggie-friendly traditional Margherita to a triple-meat option. They also have a list with salad and starters if you’re after something lighter, as well as four pasta dishes for good measure."

"It has the perfect balance of good quality food, moderate pricing and casual but lovely atmosphere. We also love that it is kid friendly. Thanks for another wonderful meal…"

"Zog's serves hamburgers, hot dogs, and french fries with a variety of different toppings (my picky eater had them plain with ketchup, but I enjoyed them with gravy and cheese curds). Gas heaters will keep you warm in all but the coldest weather."

"Zogs’ is an outdoor hot dog stand in the village serving up dogs, fries and beavertails (fried pastry). Zogs’ is a place for inexpensive, and yummy quick eats."

"Indulge in Canada's signature dish – poutine – at Zog's in Whistler. Toasty warm French fries and cheese curds, smothered in gravy?"

"Delicious food, delivered right to your room when the moment strikes. Tempt yourself with Fairmont Chateau Whistler’s culinary In-Room Dining offerings, available throughout the day and evening."

"4340 Sundial Pl, Whistler, British Columbia V0N 1B4 CanadaItalian, Pizza, Fast Food, CanadianLunch, Dinner, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Seating, Wheelchair Accessible, Accepts Credit Cards[email protected]+1 604-962-7743http://www.fattonyspizza.com"

"Known for their sesame seed crust, Fat Tony's is the place to grab a late night slice after a night out. The beef and blue cheese is popular, and there’s lots of vegan and vegetarian options too."

"Since April 2020, there’s not been a single week where we haven’t lusted for Functional Pie. This pizza place has quickly become a locals’ favorite and was even voted Best Pizza In Whistler in the 2020 Best Of Whistler Awards. You can order by the slice or choose the whole pie."

"Functional Pie Pizzeria's small selection of pizzas includes one vegan option called Mos Def, which comes with onions, mushroom, sausage and vegan cheese. You can enjoy it outside on their small patio or at one of the small tables inside. It's in Function Junction."

"Tucked away in Function Junction is arguably Whistler's best takeout pizzeria. The golden nugget on their menu is the spectacular Vegan Mos Dof. We could talk about it all day: crispy on the outside, doughy on the inside, with a melt in your mouth, amazing crust."

"Flakey, savoury, and incredibly delicious, Peaked Pies are the real deal and a true Australian foodie export. Patrons will want to test out their steak, bacon and cheese, chunky pepper steak, butter thicken – and if you’re feeling brave enough – ground kangaroo. Address: 4369 Main St #105, WhistlerPhone: 604-962-4115"

"According to Tripadvisor, the best takeout in Whistler is local bakery, Purebread. Great if you’re looking for dessert (it’s our fave spot for a sugar fix), however not-so-great if it’s a hearty meal you’re after. Our attention therefore goes to #2 on the list – Peaked Pies."

"If you’re on your way in or out of Whistler, definitely hit up Fix Café at Nita Lake Lodge before hitting the road. They’ve got every kind of gourmet coffee you’d like along with every kind of dairy alternative, plus some great gluten free baked goods. Neighbourhood: Creekside"

"This little café, also connected with Nita Lake Lodge, is small but they have a couple of decent options to grab and go. For example, their soba noodle salad is delicious, and they usually have a vegan muffin or two. View their current menu here."

"Summary: Cafe with an awesome selection of fresh smoothies and juices, and fresh, fast, breakfast and lunch options. Location(s): Lake Placid Road, located in the Nita Lake Lodge. Why it made the list: Great juice and smoothie offerings."

"Right in the middle of the village, Moguls Coffee is a hot spot and a much loved local hang out. Enjoy the art hanging on the walls, all made by varying featured artists that reside in Whistler. The patio makes for a great meeting place and a chance to people watch."

"A cheerful environment to grab a quick cup of coffee en route to whatever awaits. Admire the local art on the walls at Mogul’s while you wait for your favorite caffeinated beverage and then spring into action from the heart of Whistler Village."

"The place where locals sit and people watch over a coffee and a giant cookie, this tiny little coffee shop sells baked treats, light meals and hot beverages."

"It is fancy enough to feel a bit special, has a broad crowd-pleasing menu, offers happy hour drinks and food from 3 – 5 PM, and somehow always manages to have a bustling weekend-y vibe. Their veggie selection has expanded recently and includes a vegan quinoa and avocado power bowl, sushi such as a green dragon roll, as well as spicy tofu tacos or a crispy tofu Zen bowl. Insider Tip: Many of the Earls non-veggie meals can be modified – such as my favourite black-bean-and-date-filled Santa Fe chicken salad that I order without chicken."

"Snowcapped mountain peaks, emerald green lakes and majestic trees coupled with fresh mountain air provide a stellar backdrop at this award winning golf course at Niklaus. This setting inspired Jack Nicklaus to create a golf course as unique as its surroundings. This par 71, 18-hole course winds along a gentle valley offering avid golfers an awe inspiring setting and a chance to hone their golfi...Read more"

"Definitely not just for golfers, Nicklaus North Golf Club boasts a beautiful clubhouse with a lakeside patio overlooking the pristine Green Lake. Table Nineteen gives you a sophisticated mountain lodge experience with spectacular views. It's also right along the Valley Trail bike route, so if you plan your excursion well, you can reward yourself with an afternoon cocktail after a day of biking."

"If you’re a foodie, you’ll love the menu of mountain comfort dishes, use of fresh and local ingredients, and diverse wine list at Christine’s. Perched on top of Blackcomb Mountain with slopeside tables and panoramic views, both the food and setting make for stunning shots. Open for lunch, Christine’s is located inside the Rendezvous Lodge, and it is popular, so a reservation is recommended: 604-938-7437"

"If it's lunch with a view you're after, it's Christine's on Blackcomb you need. This full-service restaurant can be found at the top of the Solar Coaster Express in the Rendezvous Restaurant on Blackcomb Mountain. At 1,860 meters up (6,102 feet), it's safe to say that the panoramic views here are nothing short of spectacular."

"A gondola-accessed restaurant high up on Blackcomb Mountain where a swish menu is served to diners dressed in ski gear, Christine's is the best place to eat during your day out. Snowy or not, the menu highlight..."