La Brasserie des Artistes
Based on 870 reviews
Jonathan Lee
a week ago
Came here for brunch and was surprised there was no wait. The kitchen was quick and the food was equally as good on a hot summer day. Our server Eleanor was amazing and made sure we had a good time. I recommend you come by and have a bite and drink if you're in the village.
Penny Rusty Sophie
a month ago
Our first stop during our road trip to Whistler was to grab some eats at La Brasserie in the village. This is a busy spot with a large patio area that's perfect for people watching.
Ordered the Mussels and Baguette ($24.5) - these were small mussels but there was a plentiful number of tender mussels. Loved the shallots and white wine cream sauce.
The classic French Onion Soup ($15) had plenty of sweet onions in the broth.
Eddy Wong
3 weeks ago
For all you dog owners, la brasserie is absolutely very dog friendly. In fact, all of Whistler is very dog friendly. I was very happy with how the servers were with our furry friend. 5/5 for being dog friendly.
Service is very laid back as suspected from a casual pub. But not rude. Just make sure you ask for everything that you need from the start. The ceaser drink here is delicious and my girlfriend loved it. The salad with the add chicken was good. My schnitzel was delicious too. I would definitely recommend this dish. If you’re eating as a couple, I do recommend these 2 dishes to share.
If you’re looking for a memorable dinning experience, this isn't the place. It's a standard pub. But I love how dog friendly it is. I will come back to try their brunch menu soon!
MJ Wads
4 weeks ago
A nice wee find in the middle of the busy Whistler Village. Absolutely divine soup and soul-warming mulled wine to die for. Service was a bit slow despite it being quiet. Chose to sit outside where there were plenty of seating with blankets and outdoor heaters. Great place to take in the vibe of Whistler.
Your Beachhouse
2 months ago
La Brasserie is a solid, family-friendly spot in Whistler with good value for the price. The food is decent, and the fondue makes for a fun option to share. The real highlight is the patio—cozy with heaters and a prime location for people-watching if you can snag a seat. A nice, relaxed vibe right in the village. Would come back for a casual meal or après.