Whistler Blackcomb’s top on-mountain dining experiences

From refined alpine lunches to legendary waffle stops, Whistler Blackcomb pairs world-class skiing with equally memorable on-mountain dining. Scattered across Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, these venues deliver standout flavours alongside sweeping alpine views.

Elevated Alpine Dining

Steeps Grill & Wine Bar (Roundhouse Lodge, Whistler Mountain)
For skiers looking to elevate their lunch break, Steeps Grill & Wine Bar offers refined, mountain-inspired cuisine paired with panoramic views. It’s ideal for a relaxed yet upscale dining experience without leaving the slopes.

Christine’s (Blackcomb Mountain)
Set at 1,860 metres (6,102 feet), Christine’s delivers polished, world-class lunch dishes in an elegant alpine setting. With breathtaking mountain vistas, it remains one of Whistler’s most celebrated on-mountain dining experiences.

Casual Hubs and Iconic Favourites

Roundhouse Lodge (Whistler Mountain)
A central hub at the top of the Whistler Village Gondola, Roundhouse Lodge caters to every appetite. From its Ramen Station and Mountain Market to quick grab-and-go options, it’s a convenient choice for families and groups with varied tastes.

Crystal Hut (Blackcomb Mountain)
A Whistler classic, Crystal Hut is famous for its legendary buttermilk waffles topped with whipped cream, alongside hot chocolate and Lavazza coffee. Cosy and iconic, it’s a must-visit for first-timers and returning guests alike.

Scenic Sips and Slope-Side Breaks

Umbrella Bar (Roundhouse Lodge, Whistler Mountain)
Known for its 360-degree mountain views and lively atmosphere, Umbrella Bar is a favourite for scenic drinks and mid-day breaks on the slopes.

Horstman Hut (Blackcomb Mountain)
Perched at the top of the 7th Heaven Express, Horstman Hut boasts a picture-perfect ridge-top patio. It’s well known for its Bavarian-style bratwurst and beer, served against dramatic alpine scenery.

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