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11 Incredible Whistler Lunch Spots to Refuel Right
Kids these days are all about “brunch,” but honestly, I’ve always been a fan of keeping breakfast and lunch separate. Why? Because that means I get two meals instead of one—simple math, really. No judgment, okay?
But when I’m out in Whistler, lunch to me is more than just some midday eat out because it’s a chance to recharge and soak in the vibe of this incredible place.
So, no matter if you’re hitting the slopes or just strolling through town, a good lunch spot can make your day that much better. Without further ado, let’s get right into some of the best places to grab a bite in Whistler that’ll refuel you in all the right ways!
The Mexican Corner
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Address: 12-4340 Sundial Crescent
Contact Details: +16049624450
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30 AM–10 PM
Cost: $$
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Some meals feel like an escape, and lunch at The Mexican Corner is exactly that. Mexican food has always been the staple for comfort, and this place is no different!
This restaurant brings all the flavors you didn’t know you needed midday. From their rich mole sauces to fresh ceviche, every dish feels like a little trip to Mexico without leaving the mountains.
Also, the cozy and colorful atmosphere makes it easy to linger over their tacos al pastor or a plate of enchiladas.
It’s the kind of place that turns an ordinary lunch into something worth talking about—and besides, midday Mexican food is always a treat no matter where you are in the world!
Pro Tip:
Try the table-side guacamole. Watching it made fresh right in front of you is almost as satisfying as eating it. Almost.
Indian Masala Bistro
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Address: 4293 Mountain Square #300
Contact Details: +16049329900
Opening Hours: Daily 11:30 AM–10 PM
Cost: $$
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There’s something about a hearty, spice-packed curry that just hits differently after a morning on the slopes.
Indian Masala Bistro, tucked inside the Hilton Whistler, serves up bold and comforting flavors like butter chicken that’s rich and creamy or a plate of biryani packed with aromatic goodness.
But other than their most desired classics, their chili chicken is also a must-try and worth checking out. It’s got just the right kick to wake up your taste buds without overwhelming them, making it the perfect lunch option to refuel for the day ahead.
Pro Tip:
Order their garlic naan fresh—it’s soft, buttery, and perfect for scooping up every last bit of curry goodness.
The Living Room at Pangea
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Address: 4333 Sunrise Alley 2nd Floor
Contact Details: +16049621011
Opening Hours: Daily 7 AM–10 PM
Cost: $$
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The Living Room at Pangea Pod Hotel feels like the kind of place where you could sit for hours, watching the buzz of Whistler Village Stroll through its floor-to-ceiling windows.
Perched upstairs, it has a cozy, communal vibe that’s easy to sink into, whether you’re grabbing a bite or just hanging out.
If you’re stopping by for lunch, skip the brunch menu (unless you’re still craving avo toast) and dive into their artisan flatbreads instead. They’re also loaded with fresh, local ingredients and pair perfectly with a crisp local beer or even a cocktail if you’re feeling fancy.
Pro Tip:
If you’re enjoying the laid-back atmosphere, check out their events calendar—they often host evening happenings worth sticking around for.
Ohyama Ramen
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Address: 4000 Whistler Way #204
Contact Details: +16049626253
Opening Hours: Daily 11 AM–10 PM
Cost: $$
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After a morning carving up the slopes, a steaming bowl from Ohyama Ramen is just the ticket. Just near the Whistler Conference Centre, this ramen place might be a little off the main drag, but trust us, your taste buds will thank you for the detour.
Their ramen menu is all about choice—shio, shoyu, or miso base—each one loaded with BBQ pork belly, green onion, and sesame seeds.
Feeling extra hungry? Go for the Big Mountain size. They’ve also got a Creamy Vegan ramen that doesn’t skimp on flavor, plus a selection of hearty curry rice bowls if ramen isn’t your thing.
Pro Tip:
If you’re new to ramen or unsure which base to try, shoyu (soy sauce) is a classic starting point for that rich, umami-packed experience.
Moguls Coffee House
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Address: 4204 Village Square #202
Contact Details: +16049324845
Opening Hours: Daily 7 AM–5 PM
Cost: $$
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Cookies as big as your face? That’s not an exaggeration at Moguls Coffee House. Tucked in Village Square between The Whistler Grocery Store and Araxi, this cozy little spot offers both an indoor seating nook and a sunny patio perfect for some laid-back people-watching.
When it comes to the menu, Moguls hits it right at home the balance between hearty and light. Their triple cheese Whistler Melty sandwich is pure comfort, blending cheddar, Monterey Jack, and provolone into a warm, gooey masterpiece.
If you’re after something lighter, the Chicken Club and Super Vegan Roll Ups are excellent and surprisingly budget-friendly at just $6. Pair one with a muffin or—of course—a massive cookie for a quick but satisfying lunch.
Also, their coffee game is equally impressive. Moguls serves Agro Roasters coffee, which is crafted with care by a Vancouver team that includes a licensed Q-Grader—essentially the coffee world’s version of a wine sommelier.
Pro Tip:
The patio is a hidden gem for soaking up the village vibe, so grab your coffee and cookie, snag a spot, and enjoy Whistler life as it passes by.
Portobello (Blackcomb Base)
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Address: 4599 Chateau Blvd
Contact Details: +16049382040
Opening Hours: Daily 6:30 AM–9 PM
Cost: $$
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Portobello is all about rustic charm but with a touch of why Canadian brunch spots are the best! Their sandwiches are packed with bold, fresh flavors, from their signature porchetta to the vegetarian-friendly options that don’t hold back on taste.
Beyond sandwiches, their soups and house-made pastries steal the spotlight. The aroma of freshly baked bread fills the air, making it almost impossible not to grab a little something extra.
No matter if it’s a piping-hot bowl of soup on a chilly day or one of their famous donuts, you’ll leave here feeling warm and satisfied—especially when chilling inside their ambient restaurant.
Pro Tip:
Try their roast porchetta sandwich—it’s a local favorite for good reason, with perfectly seasoned meat and a crispy crackling that adds just the right crunch.
Zog’s Dogs
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Address: 4340 Sundial Crescent
Contact Details: +16049386644
Opening Hours: Daily 8 AM–5 PM
Cost: $$
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Zog’s is perfect when you need a quick, hearty meal without missing a beat in your day. Their poutine is a Canadian classic done right—crispy fries smothered in savory gravy and topped with cheese curds that melt just enough to tie it all together.
Outside of their poutine, their hotdogs are a crowd favorite. Choose from all-beef, bratwurst, jalapeño cheese smokies, or even vegan options for something quick and satisfying.
Zog’s makes it easy to grab a bite and keep moving, without skimping on flavor—which might be super helpful if you’re at work and in the rush to eat a delicious meal!
Pro Tip:
Add a jalapeño kick to your poutine for an extra layer of flavor—it’s a spicy twist you’ll thank yourself for.
Hundo-P Smoothie Bar
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Address: Hearthstone Lodge, 4211 Sunshine Pl
Opening Hours: Daily 8 AM–8 PM
Cost: $$
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When you’re on the move and need something quick and refreshing, Hundo-P Smoothie Bar has you covered.
Their smoothies are packed with flavor, from tropical blends to nutty, protein-rich options that make for a great lighter lunch. Perfect for when you want something satisfying without slowing you down.
The portions here are generous, and each smoothie is packed with all the good stuff—ideal for a midday pick-me-up or fueling up before après plans.
Pro Tip:
Try the protein-packed smoothies after a morning on the slopes—they’ll keep you going until dinner without feeling too heavy.
Rockit Coffee
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Address: 2063 Lake Placid Rd #227
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Opening Hours: Daily 7 AM–5 PM
Cost: $$
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Rockit Coffee is the new kid on the block in Creekside, and it’s already making waves. Locally owned and proud of it, everything here is crafted fresh in their commissary kitchen.
They only use top-notch ingredients, like the rich, flavorful New Zealand butter that makes their baked goods irresistible.
On the savory side, their sandwiches have personalities of their own—think the Pink Floyd Sirloin, loaded with smoked sirloin and eggplant relish on focaccia, or the Kimchi KPop with ham, Swiss cheese, and a tangy kick of kimchi on a pretzel bun.
And if you’re feeling something lighter, the curry-roasted Winter Vegetable Salad or their daily soup is just the ticket. Don’t leave without grabbing one of their sweet treats too, but we think it’s impossible to say no so we’d leave you on your good judgment to satisfy your lunch that way!
Pro Tip:
Pair your sandwich with their house-brewed coffee for the ultimate lunch combo—bold flavors all around.
Stonesedge Kitchen
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Address: 4122 Village Green #13
Contact Details: +18888237932
Opening Hours: Daily 9 AM–1 AM
Cost: $$
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Simple, delicious, and all the good things you’d want from a laid-back dining experience. Stonesedge Kitchen offers dishes that feel like a cozy home-cooked meal with a touch of elegance.
Their menu focuses on fresh ingredients, with options ranging from hearty braised short ribs to creative brunch plates.
If you’re craving something rich and flavorful, their risotto or fried chicken is a great choice. For brunch lovers, their Benedicts are always a hit, especially paired with a mimosa.
No matter the time of day, their menu offers something satisfying for everyone anyway—so it’s not just a brunch spot.
Pro Tip:
Try their Happy Hour menu for smaller bites and cocktails—it’s a great way to sample their offerings without committing to a full meal.
Hunter Gather
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Address: 4368 Main St #101
Contact Details: +16049662372
Opening Hours: Daily 9 AM–9 PM
Cost: $$
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Just from the outside, you can already tell this restaurant is going to be special because of its beautiful rustic design and inviting vibe.
Step inside, and it’s all about comfort food done right—big flavors, hearty portions, and a menu that feels like a love letter to local ingredients.
Their smoked brisket sandwich is a standout, packed with tender, juicy meat, and their mac and cheese is everything you want in comfort food—creamy, cheesy, and just the right amount of indulgent.
And for a lighter option, their salads still bring the same attention to flavor and freshness. Basically, it’s an all-arounder lunch spot that you should definitely consider only if you have the time cause you’ll love to absorb all the warmness and beauty of this amazing hangout!
Pro Tip:
Don’t skip the sides—especially the crispy fries and house-made pickles. They’re the perfect addition to any meal.
