17 Best Cafes in Whistler

“Chicken burger and fries are delicious, but winless I’m mistaken or the portion sizes gave changed, I hit half the amount of fries dining in than I usually do when I get take away… quality great, consistency meh… chicken burger was the same for take away and dine in tho.“

“Had a wonderful experience at Lift Coffee in Whistler Village! The coffee here is top-notch, with rich flavors and perfect brews every time. The cozy atmosphere and friendly staff make it an excellent spot to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee.

A notable feature is their eco-conscious approach: they don't provide straws but have convenient sippy lids for their coffee cups. This thoughtful touch aligns perfectly with their commitment to sustainability. Whether you're grabbing a quick caffeine fix before hitting the slopes or lounging with friends, Lift Coffee is the place to be. Highly recommend!“

“Nice hidden gem! Go and get your coffee and some treats + it showcases beautiful and unique artwork of a cool artist.“

“Nothing but babes and perfect coffee. Americano with lots of room for almond milk.“

“We came for breakfast and it was good. We had a couple of sausage breakfast sandwiches which were more like burgers with egg on it. They were delicious along with the tater tots. Throw in a hazelnut oat milk latte and breakfast was complete!

The staff were very attentive to our dietary restrictions.

The food was good, but their prices are expensive. It was the most expensive breakfast that we have paid in a long time.“

“I like it.

Vegetarian options: The have several vegetarian options, such as breakfast panini, and English muffin breakfast sandwich which is wonderful because you see I am a vegetarian.

Dietary restrictions: They have many dairy free milk substitutes.“

“First time at this eatery. Ordered the bacon carbonara and went to sit outside on the patio.

They customized the order no problem (no onions, please!) and the end result was a very tasty plate of pasta. Took some home with me and it even reheated nicely. ?

The service was excellent; orders were taken efficiently and tables were cleaned/restocked quickly. I shall return!“

“One of Whistler's last bastions of an old school Breakfast Brunch Lunch Restaurant. And now, on weekends, Bob will open Wild Wood for dinner: The Rib Fest all summer and in the fall, traditional Prime Rib is a possibility.“

“Awesome place to go eat. Amazing customer service, great music play list and delicious food and at a price that you can’t beat being up in Whistler. I highly recommend this place.“

“A favourite stop for lunch on the run. Great service ☺️“

“The best kept food secret of Whistler. We legitimately came to Whistler just to eat here again. Bannock is out of this world. Service is amazing. Prices are reasonable. Eating here feels like coming home. The cultural centre is a MUST see of course!“

“GLUTEN FREE MUFFINS!!! Oh my god, their gf muffins look and taste like heaven. Thank you for making these!

Dietary restrictions: GF, NF, DF options that don’t make me want to cry and break things. Zero reaction from the gf muffins for me (non-celiac gluten sensitivity).“

“Just happened to stumble into the best coffee shop in town. The iced latte is to die for. But what I really couldn’t get over was the warm friendly staff who went out of their way to make me feel welcomed. Do yourself a treat and go grab your favorite bevie and enjoy sitting outside and take in the mountains.“

“If you are looking for a bar to have a sweet breakfast and you are celiac, here they have the banana muffin and the brownie. Excellent cappuccino. They have sandwiches and wraps but no gluten free options. Fast service. Very friendly staff, the girls really bring joy. There are outside tables and a few inside tables.

Dietary restrictions: They have a couple of gluten-free sweet options“

“Delicious Crepes! We enjoyed laid back atmosphere too.“

“Rendezvous is expensive but great— the views are incredible no matter where you look! The food is good despite the high price tag, and as the name implies, it’s a great place to meet back up with your friends on the mountain.

In the summer, you can also eat outside and take in the views.

Vegetarian options: Plenty of options

Dietary restrictions: Plenty of options

Parking: Parking in the village can be tough, do some outside research

Kid-friendliness: Kid friendly in most spots

Wheelchair accessibility: Not accessible“

“This place serves the best fruit (blueberry) scones in the world.

Genuinely. If you don’t believe me, try them!!

The service is super friendly and the coffee is great too.

If you are in Whistler, definitely give it a try.“