We ate at this restaurant for brunch because it looked busy. However the food was just alright. The server not friendly. Would probably go somewhere else.

The food was good for lunch. There are three restaurants sharing one kitchen: The Amsterdam Pub, La Bocca, and La Brasserie share one kitchen. We ended up waiting for half hour before receiving our lunch while sipping at our drinks.

We took breakfast here choosing eggs benny which were OK but not the best we have ever had. Generally, the place was rather grim looking with the dark wood furniture and decoration not helping in this respect. Probably, on a sunny day, it would all be more appealing. Being Whistler, it was not cheap but I guess this is to... More

Breakfast on the patio on a bluebird day was nice. Patio was packed, but with enough space to feel like you aren't sharing a table with the group next to you, mostly because of the way they arrange the chairs around the tables. Eggs benedict and hash browns were delicious, but service in Whistler at the retaurants and shops in... More

Tasty food (We ordered mussels and fries, and a chicken ciabatta), large serves, standard 'bistro' food. Small bar area popular with locals, booths and tables. Quick service.

Popular spot and the burgers was good. A ton of folks sitting out side but no room for us. Darn. Would go again!

We'd been here four years ago and enjoyed it, so went back. we wished we hadn't. Perhaps it was because it was the night of the super bowl, but it seemed more like a bar than a restaurant. The staff were quite disinterested, and the food was very ordinary.

Located in village center. Good food & drinks with reasonable prices. We recommend the French Fries Banquet.

Had our evening meal today, pan fried salmon on a bed of rice ($19 ) per portion and a couple of honey lagers ( $4.50 each ), beer good, service good and friendly, but food was Excellent, salmon was so so tasty, I'm surprised at some of the other reviews, so I guess either we were lucky or they were... More