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Where to Brunch in Whistler | A Locals Look at Where to Eat and When to Go

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Is there anything more indulgent than a lazy brunch on a slow Sunday morning? Enough tasty food to leave you feeling pleasantly sleepy, maybe a couple of mimosas to help wash it down, and hours spent in good company. Or maybe you fancy a good feed before a big day up the mountain – enough wholesome, filling food to keep you going until last lift? Or perhaps you’re here for the legendary apres scene, in which case you’d better get started early with a boozy brunch (and maybe skip the skiing…just this once!).

Luckily for us, every day feels like Sunday here. And that means you have endless opportunities for memorable brunches in Whistler. But where to begin? While some of the top brunch spots are well known, others are tucked away and could escape you. But don’t worry, Forged staff have done some intensive research (you can thank us later, it was tough). And we’ve compiled our definitive list of the top brunch spots in Whistler. From quick healthy bites to classic diner dishes, to indulgent menus topped off with killer cocktails, brunch in Whistler has something for everyone. So here are our top 10 brunch spots in Whistler to get your weekend off on the right foot.

Top 10 Brunch Spots in Whistler

Big breakfast spread, laid out on a table

When it comes to brunch in Whistler – we’ve got it covered.

Elements

A consistent favourite with locals and visitors alike, brunch at Elements is not to be missed. While in the evenings it’s an upscale tapas bar (and well worth checking out), during the day Elements offers their own interpretation of traditional Canadian and American breakfasts. Think sumptuous Eggs Benedict served on artisan bread, fluffy frittatas with chorizo and pepper jack cheese, or of course our favourite, the french toast like no other. If you’re looking for something a little more upmarket, Elements is a great choice and doesn’t break the bank either. Plus, they source local meat, fish and cheese, and have plenty of options for vegetarians too. It’s first come first served though, so get their early and fill up before your first laps.

Graph of busy times at Elements Cafe

Plan your Whistler Brunch – Check the 15 minute wait time.

  • Forged Axe Throwing Fave: Everybody should try the Brie Stuffed French Toast with Honey Ham and Canadian Maple Syrup
  • Price: $15 – $30
  • Location: Main Street, Whistler Village (near Marketplace)
  • Best Time to Brunch: Open every day from 8am – 2pm for brunch
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