Whether you’re looking for grab 'n' go or fine dining, Whistler Creekside has dining options for every palate and budget. Over 20 eateries serve the area, most of them are within an easy walking distance from Evolution in Whistler Creekside. Consistently ranked among the best restaurants in Whistler, The Rimrock Cafe is far and away Whistler's premier seafood restaurant. Everything about the Rimrock is first-class from the service, wine selection, and overall dining experience. Looking for an unforgettable meal look no further than the Rimrock. Red Door Bistro offers reasonably priced food with a warm and friendly atmosphere. The Bistro has been locally owned and operated for years and is located right next door to Roland's Pub. Red Door is open from 5 PM to 11 PM for dinner only. Canada's unofficial coffee shop Tim Hortons has recently opened up a location right beside Evolution Whistler. Kick start your day with a Hortons coffee and donut or fill up on a yummy soup and sandwich.

Need that early morning cup of joe? Well, you’re in luck, Starbucks is located only steps away from the Creekside Market making it easily accessible for everybody in the area. Grab yourself a hot coffee for the chairlift up the mountain before a full day shredding. Dusty's is located at the base of Creekside Gondola and is open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Affordable food and great drink specials make this spot a hit with locals and visitors alike. A huge, heated patio provides great views of the slopes and even offers ski-in-ski-out access. Home to Whistler's largest permanent music venue, Dusty's offers live music several times a week. Children are welcome until 10 PM. Creekside’s unofficial sports bar there's no better place to catch the day’s important game or match. Roland's head chef Bob Haselbach is always cooking up some amazing BBQ creations to go along with a great selection of pints on tap! A great place to meet up with friends after the hill and unwind with a couple of cocktails and food.

We know that eating with kids can sometimes be tedious but most restaurants in Whistler Creekside offer children's menus or offer items even the pickiest eaters will enjoy. sushi grade fish roanoke vaMany of the fine dining facilities are very accommodating to young children and can provide food substitutions with meals.sushi san felipe yaracuy If the day’s events have worn you out, then going out to dinner may be the last thing on your mind. suzumo sushi machine japanLuckily most of the Creekside restaurants offering take-out or quick order services.sushi conveyor belt berkeley

Dusty's Bar & BBQ has long been known as the BBQ headquarters of Whistler. sushi grade salmon kitchenerEvery summer the Bar hosts the Canadian National BBQ Championship and throughout the year the menu carries on the tradition. sushi delivery london sw12Dusty's is sure to leave your mouth watering and your stomach full for less than $15. Kids are allowed until 10 PM when nighttime hits the bar turns into a live music venue. Freshly made Italian food served dine-in, delivery, or takeout! Bring the family for a big meal or catch a game at the bar on one of the many big-screen HDTVs at Rosie's House. Looking for yummy, fresh and affordable sushi? Samurai Sushi is your spot. While you’re there try one of the specialty rolls like the samurai, mango or whistler roll! A Whistler classic the Southside Dinner has been serving up hungry patrons in one form or another for over 40+ years.

The restaurant is open for all three meals but is best known for its classic breakfasts and awesome burgers. This place is a must visit it you’re staying in Creekside. Home to some of the best pizzas in town Creekbread serves up organic, hand creations, cooked in a wood fire oven. If you’re looking for an amazing freshly made thin crust pizza you’re in luck. Local's tip, ask for their maple syrup sweetened fresh-pressed lemonade, sounds strange, tastes delicious.You could travel the world just to eat at Samurai Sushi restaurants. Want to “chill” at a Samurai Sushi in northern North America? There are Samurai Sushis in Vancouver and Whistler in Canada as well as Anchorage. Find yourself in Iowa? There’s a Samurai Sushi in Des Moines. There are three Samurai Sushis in New Jersey and double that in England! But most of you readers are somewhere on Okinawa. We have our own Samurai Sushi! It is a pleasant sushi bar and Japanese food restaurant tucked into the Koza Four Corners area.

We intended to try the samurai sushi boat, but after viewing the numerous menu choices we ended up ordering three separate sushi rolls.  We ordered a tuna roll and were asked if we would like wasabi in the roll.  We tried it and were really glad we did!  The wasabi almost made it into a spicy tuna roll.  We also tried the Alaska roll and their signature samurai roll.  It featured avocado, egg, cucumber and eel.  All of the rolls were as beautiful as they were tasty! The menu was large and showcased more than just sushi.  There was an extensive drink menu, both alcoholic and non.  There were sashimi, sushi, grilled, fried, Okinawan, and rice selections on the menu.  The menu was in both English and Japanese and had pictures of almost all the items. The atmosphere was pleasant.  There were tatami mats throughout including the bar area.  Some of the tables had sunken foot areas, while others had backrests and floor cushions. Our table had a view of a beautifully landscaped outdoor fountain.  

The one downside to the restaurant is that it had a distinctive cigarette smell. Payment: dollars, yen and credit cards Hours:  Samurai is open from 5:00pm – 9:00am. Directions (a bit tricky, but the pin below is accurate): From Kadena Gate 2:  Drive down gate two street and take a right at the Koza Four Corners intersection onto 330.  You will see GGG and Four Seasons Tempanyaki on your left.  Directly across 330 there is a free parking lot.  You will have to U turn to get there.  Drive through the parking lot to the back entrance.  One short block later you will see Samurai Sushi’s 5-car parking lot on your left and the restaurant on your right. Coming from the south on 330: Drive north from the Ground Street intersection with signs for the Koza Athletic Park.  Turn left into the parking area directly across from the GGG building just before the Four Seasons.  One short block later you will see the restaurant’s small parking lot on your left and Samurai Sushi on your right.