Christine's On Blackcomb

Best food available on the mountain if you feel like treating yourself with beautiful views and a calmer atmosphere. Service was great, Burger was good. Hesitant to say it was $41 good but I enjoyed it nonetheless 😅

Christine‘s is a fun place to eat lunch with an incredible view on Blackcomb Mountain. It’s expensive, but everything in Whistler is. Two of us had the burger which we really liked, the soup was pretty good, and the Christine’s Salad was really good (I’d order it again). We had the baba ghanoush appetizer and I think they forgot the salt— it was fine, but I wouldn’t order it again. If you happen to find yourself on the mountain it’s a fun place to eat with a fun view. Heads up: you have to take the gondola to the restaurant, which you can do if you’re skiing, or get a gondola sightseeing pass.

This is a beautiful place. Everything was great other than some staff at the bar throwing a little fit about allergies. The food was delicious. The scenery amazing. Appreciated them letting us be walk ins. All in all, letting go of the way staff are doubting a RN, Functional Nutritionist, adult, and not giving me respect as a paying client giving tips, it was enjoyable.

20 years of skiing the US/Canada and this is the best mountain top dining I have ever had. For the experience, the value is actually not bad. Great alcohol list and the food is not just showy, it’s very well done and satisfying. Was pleasantly surprised with the speed of service as well!

This is quite a fancy restaurant and bar on the summit of Blackcomb. The ambiance and the view are spectacular. Their cocktails and food were pretty decent. We had the tuna with some cocktails. They were pricey but satisfactory. It would be a great spot to come with loved ones or on a date to create memories. The service was friendly, attentive, and quick. In case you need to make an even more memorable day, this is the place you can add to your plan.

We have Epic passes for our family and everywhere in all Vail Resorts locations, you see "20% off food" or something like that. So I assumed we would get 20% off food - this was a major calculation as to why we chose Christine's - not sure I would pay $40 for a hamburger at full price. Anyway, when they gave us the bill, I showed my Epic Pass and they said that this doesn't count for table service. This is an extremely convenient caviet for them AFTER the meal is served. This felt SO much like a bait-and-switch operation. The food and vews were wonderful - but I'm not a big fan of surprising people when the bill is due.

Christine's at Blackcomb truly impresses in every way. Its location is stunning, featuring gorgeous alpine views that make you want to stay long after finishing your last sip. After a day of hiking, it was the perfect retreat. The Whistler Water (which deserves a shoutout) tasted refreshingly crisp and clean, while the meat and cheese charcuterie board paired wonderfully with a glass of BC wine and craft beer. If you find yourself in Whistler and are looking for something elegant yet relaxed, Christine's is a must-visit.

A lovely experience. Expect to pay 'Whistler' prices - but can we really put a price on dining at the top of a majestic mountain? We came for lunch during the Easter Long weekend-- shared salads and charcuterie boards...they were delicious and well put together. Good service, good wine list, charming spot with incredible views.

One of the few dining options on top of Blackcomb mountain. This one has more options than the dining hall on top of Whistler. There was some taco and burrito bowl options and a standard cafeteria menu with burgers and things of that sort. We needed to feed our hungry kid something so we could continue the gondola and skybridge adventure. He opted for chicken tenders and fries. These items were deep fried fresh while we waited. I was impressed with the fries, as we ended up getting an extra order to share. Staff were super friendly and patient. The prices are a bit high, but given the fact you don't have many other options for food way up here, this was worth the upcharge in cost. One bonus, if you have an Epic Pass, you get a discount on your food purchase. I think it was something like 15% off the regular price.

Super crowded around lunch, but considering the options available, it's definitely serviceable. I won't be writing home about the food here, but stopping here for lunch is definitely what you'd want to do instead of going all the way back down to the village. It's too convenient to pass up.

On mountain dining. It's fine. I like it better than Roundhouse on Whistler as it's a little newer and I think more straightforward in layout. Amazing views but hard to appreciate as you've likely already been skiing for a couple hours and have seen it all. Not the cleanest but they're handling thousands of people a day. Clean up after yourself and do a good deed. Dining options are your standard fare, burgers hot dogs chicken strips fries chili soups. They do sometimes have burritos and Asian inspired bowls. It's just fine. Prices are a few bucks more than down in the Village with smaller portions but you're paying for the convenience of eating on a mountain.

Mocha was Luke warm and mediocre at best - no coffee taste...When ordering the cashier could let guests know that if whip cream is desired, there is a $2 surcharge...nowhere on the menu is this mentioned either... But then adding the $2 whip wouldn't have helped the $7 mocha sadly... The picture of a decadent coffee with whip cream had tempted me but then only lead to disappointment....

Pretty good burger! This place was absolutely packed. Line moved fast considering the amount of people. Paid about $30CAD for burger fries and bottle water. Quality seemed pretty good so I'd recommend!

The Rendezvous Lodge is at the top of the blackcomb gondola (and next to the peak to peak gondola too.) It is open for skiers in winter, but it's also a good place to stop for a drink and a bite to eat for hikers and tourists in summer. Last time we visited we had some of the 'thai inspired' asian food from the cafeteria. They also have chili, soups, burgers etc. It's all a little pricy for a cafetria, but the things we tried were all pretty tasty.

There are a wide range of food options on the mountain these days if you get over the sticker shock of resort pricing. $17 for a bowl of ramen is not too much more than the city prices in Vancouver and it came with a decent amount of pork and other fixings.