Dusty's Bar & BBQ

A favourite spot when I lived here and now when I come to visit. The wedges and butt rub are the very best. Amazing views of the bike park and Whistler mountain. Huge patio, great service. Anything on the menu is a great choice. They throw a great Canada day party, and my employment had our Christmas dinner here once. Great times!

A BBQ place and bar. We only came here for a single lunch visit. There was a constant flow of mountain bikers and hiking enthusiasts. Even so, it was crowded at all. That might not be the case on the weekends but we don't know for sure. There's a stage that we presume is for entertainment at night. The staff was friendly and efficient. They were very helpful accommodating us and made lunch suggestions. The restaurant is inviting and has a donate Western vibe. It's large and comfortable. The BBQ really wasn't that great. It might have been the day we visited but it's a BBQ place. That should be a consistent priority.

Legendary spot in creekside. Had the famous Caesars and the BBQ platter for 4. Other than the dry brisket, the meats was good. Luckily we weren't that hungry so the portions were just right. Probably not enough food for 4 hungry guys! The Caesars were spicy enough and the pickled beans within were great! Pricey spot, but not out of place for Whistler and certainly not the most expensive spot on the hill.. you are paying for the convenience of hillside eating.

Amazing food. Great atmosphere and music. Potato wedges and fries pickles were fantastic. Servers were so helpful and nice. Highly recommend.

Fun place. There’s a lot more seating in the back. The staff were nice and helpful. Always nice to end the day at Dusty’s.

A really great local spot! The food was good, but to me what really shined was the service and the ambiance. I don't often care at all about music in restaurants, but I was really into the music here! Very fun selection without being too loud. The server was an absolute gem and we had a great time. The food itself was good (especially the chili), and the drinks were great - didn't get a picture of the drinks because they were gone so quick!

The vintage and classic apres ski establishment in Whistler. Mountain vibes, mountian views, and good music along with tasty beer. Dustys is hard to beat on a sunny spring afternoon.

Great bar in the village. Great spot to hang out after the runs are closed. Hyped vibe, good beer, HUGE nachos. I will come back again.

This place was amazing! Such large portion sizes. I ordered the full rack of ribs and was stuffed to the brim. The meat was coming right off the bone and was super flavorful. The coleslaw was awesome and the platter also came with some cornbread. The service was a bit slow. Specifically, it was hard to get refills on our water

I get we all have bad days... We were staying at the hotel connected to dusty's and we've heard some decent things about this place. I'll start with the bad: - Place was pretty busy on a saturday night. we had called to ask what time last call was as we wanted to get in for food. first call, they hung up on us. second call, they were pretty rude. - Why is a place like this (that's so bumping) closed at 8pm?! come on - at leasssst 9 or 10. You'd continue to get lots of business. We got there around 6:45/7 and noticed people roll in at 7:45 and get fully ignored by staff. the staff was bringing pillows inside but completely ignoring?! that's pretty bad. - prices are brutal, i know it's whistler and things are expensive, but still. the first day i went i got the coast mountain rotating tap for $8.75 and the next day they charged me $10.75... so i paid over $13 for ONE beer. i had just come from the brewery itself where it was $6. - main issue: our server was incredibly rude. she dropped off the menu and essentially threw it on the table. She was definitely having a ROUGH day, she honeslty looked like she was going to break out in tears. She was extremely short with us and not friendly at all. We finally asked her how her day was and she said "it's been reallly busy and a rough day."Now i get it, serving is hard work. the owners and managers should not be letting their staff get this burnt out that they're on the verge of tears. Unfortunately she was not personable at all. Now with the good. Nachos were good but quite pricy. However one of my friends got an extra side of salsa and sour cream and they charged her SEVEN dollars. that's wild. The vibe was good! You're right at the mountain and have this beautiful view. nice outdoor picnic area to chill on a sunny day. Server on the second day i visited was great. Adam - nice work and great attitude. super friendly. Would i come back? maybe but my advice to management. get more staff on so your servers aren't over worked and burnt out.

Right off the gondola of Creekside. Very packed place but luckily friends were able to get seats. Ordered a pitcher of beer and the massive nacho tray which was mighty good and perfect for the group. Although it is superb busy, the workers are great at being attentive and kind! A great place to kick back and relax!

Part of the quintessential Whistler experience, especially with the Hair Farmers performing. Definitely get here early if you can on live performance days. Service is fantastic and attentive even while the band is performing. They have a pretty good drink menu with a variety of your typical beers as well as local favorites. The food is mostly typical bar fare- the wings were really good but the highlight was the fried pickles which were memorable and crave worthy. Great experience overall.

Great place to stop by if you're Creekside Whistler. Ski down from green run right to this pub resto. Service is a little slow but friendly. There is patio option. Tried the chicken bacon sandwich for lunch with sweet potato fries. Burger was perfectly done. They know how to do burgers properly here ! See you soon again.

Marginal would be the best thing I can say about this place. Overcooked brisket and pulled pork on crappy nachos and a pathetic amount of cheese. Painfully woeful. Marginal food and beer selection. Probably owned by Vail. Very disappointed. $60 for leftover pulled pork and brisket is just robbery. The chef should be embarrassed and tried for treason.

Smelled absolutely rancid, but it's understandable because everyone was nasty after skiing. Service was good and quick, the yam fries were delicious and my friend said the poutine was mid

This has to be the worst bbq restaurant I have ever been to. Coming from a person who loves bbq. Then again this place shouldn't even be called a bbq restaurant. They have no brisket or ribs. Burgers were frozen patties that were dry and taste horrible. Fish and chips had so much salt on them my son wasn't able to eat them. Overall the Food was terrible and to top it off the lack of service was unacceptable. The only thing going for this place was the bar and the beautiful view. I will not be back. Very disappointing experience.

If you're looking for an enjoyable après-ski experience in Whistler, Dusty's in Creekside Village is the place to be. The slope side atmosphere is amazing to enjoy some brews after a long day of skiing. We also got the Smokehouse Poutine, which was savory and the brisket was smoked to perfection. Overall, a fantastic spot to unwind after hitting the slopes. Highly recommend!

Apres ambiance carries the day. Cold beer. Decent food. Bands. Can get quite crowded.

Overall, this place is decent. It has a lively environment, with friendly staff and good pub food with a simple menu. Came here Friday night for dinner! We chose this place because they have rig night every Friday from 6pm until closing, this means you get full racks for half the price! So you pay $22 instead of $27.50. This place looked like it had a ton of space on Friday night, but I guess this is expected since Saturday would probably be the busiest night. We started with the Dusty's Big BBQ Nachos which was $35 but was absolutely massive. It came with a whole bunch of good stuff like pulled pork, ribs, guacamole, salsa, sour cream, 2 types of cheese and more! It was pretty great and every bite was different as you can mix and match all the toppings and sauce together. This could easily fill 4+ people up just by itself without any other food. Super filling and pretty good. In addition, we got the full rack of ribs! How could you not? It's rib night! The ribs were smaller than one would thing with a full rack of ribs, probably came with 12 pieces but they were a bit of a more modest size. The sides were decent but the ribs itself were less than stellar. The texture was a bit dry, tough and not juicy at all. The sauce and taste was decent though! Overall, pretty decent place!

I won't lie, before coming here I read a few Yelp reviews and was skeptical. But I always give a place the benefit of the doubt and I am SO glad that I did. We stopped in here for lunch whilst attending the Bulleit Bourbon Canadian National BBQ Championships. It was pretty busy between attendees and mountain bikers going up the mountain on the gondola but we were quickly able to find a table outside with ample amounts of shade and sunshine. There were menus​ already sitting on the table and so we didn't have have to wait for ones to be brought and could instantly​ browse the mouthwatering selection. As an avid lover of hot wings (chicken wings, in general,​ to be frank) I instantly gravitated towards those and selected the buffalo option. I was pleasantly surprised by the size of some of them and when the smell of the buffalo sauce hit my nostrils I instantly started to salivate. The skin was nice a crunchy (just the way I like it) and the sauce was delicious, not like a lot of other places that just toss them in Frank's and that's in. I could tell that there was thought​ put into the sauce and it showed. Will I stop by Dusty's again? Probably if I'm up in the Whistler area again. I would like to bring my family here next time they're in town because I think they would enjoy it.

A place to stay away from 1/2 staff down with covid They advertise open to 700pm but to quote a staff member they close when there are few patrons , they have half their staff down with covid , lady giving us the information said she had it a week or so ago a place to stay away from i would think ,

Server was very nice. But food was just so so and for some reason they are very rigid on making any modifications to your order. We even tried to order a small side salad for our daughters given she wasn't hungry after eating her very small and expensive soup. They wouldn't do it. I would avoid this place if you can.

I've been coming here ever since I was little and it's always packed and the food is really good it's great for after skiing after on the mountain and it's also family friendly

After a long day of skiing or biking, Dusty's provides serviceable BBQ, wings, burgers and beer. No item on their menu is going be something you write to your friends back home about, but for ski mountain food, it's better than average. Also note, ripping down Peak to Creek with no breaks is guaranteed to make that pitcher of Kokanee Gold and a plate of BBQ nachos far more enjoyable. Just make sure you bring some mates because the BBQ nachos are massive.

We really enjoyed our lunch here. It was a great break from a day on the mountain. The staff was super friendly and overall service was pretty quick. The interior is rustic and open. We all enjoyed our food. Brisket, ribs and wings for the meat eaters. The brisket was a little tough but had a deep smoky flavor. The ribs were perfectly juicy and the bbq sauce was awesome. I did not try the wings but they were appreciated. Oh yea, the fries and fry sauce were awesome! The cherry on top was the option for vegan wings for the vegetarian in the group! Prices were pretty good. Awesome pit stop but I would come back even if I wasn't skiing. Definitely recommend!

Came to dusty' specifically for the BBQ and because it's close to where we're staying. Turns out they are sold out. Not to mention they are out of over 60% of their menu (2 of the 4 burgers are sold out, no tacos, no ribs), beer selection is sold out, etc. I'm told it's the end of the season. I get it but they told us they were out of three things. We asked for at least 4 other things and they were also sold out. Plates had left over food crusted onto them, cups had lipstick marks on them, my beer came and it had a paper napkin scrap floating in it and it wasn't that cold. Maybe slightly chilled. My mom asked for hot water and there is food crusted onto the bottom (see picture attached). The food hasn't even come yet and I'm sorely disappointed. If I hadn't ordered already,I'd leave. I'm worried about the cleanliness of the kitchen.... EDIT: food just came. I will give dusty's 2 stars instead of 1 because the food was decently good. The Champs burger was pretty good and so were the wings. But the brisket melt was ok. They still didn't have what we came here for but it's still a 2. No more. I'm still worried about how dirty things were.

After a brutal day of cold and icy conditions at Whistler, there's no better way to unwind but through food Dusty's is a BBQ joint at the bottom of the Creekside gondola and it has a very homey feel. I got the pulled pork sandwich and it soft and juicy. The pork was evenly shredded with just the right about of sauce so that the bread did not become soggy. Not extraordinary, but definitely delicious.

This is a solid spot at the bottom of Creekside Gondola for a drink and bite to eat. We have always enjoyed the food, service (our server Susan was so nice this time) and drinks offered. They have a wonderful ceaser, great bbq pork sandwiches and huuuugggeeee nachos for sharing. It can get busy on the weekends, and noisy if there is a band, so sometimes it is better to come a bit early...also of note...kids are not permitted after 7pm on any night. You have to get fries and butt rub. It's what we go back for each year. The butt rub sauce is amazing, although I'm sure it's not amazing for you.

Great place to start and end your day on the slopes. Close to the gondola and food is good. The nachos are ginormous and can easily be split between four people. The portions for other dishes are pretty generous and can be split between two people. Warning about the side salad that it comes in a cup and not very big. Seating is on a first-come first-serve basis so it can be a wait if you have a bigger group of people. Their menu offers a nice selection for gluten-free meals, and they're savvy about cross contamination when cooking gluten-free. There's a stage inside for live music and outdoor patio seating. The staff have always been great and service has been fast and friendly. Definitely recommend coming here!

Vegan wings are not worth the $17. I think they changed their recipe, now you get tasteless round falafel type nuggets doused in sauce. Really disappointing and overpriced. I wish they would bring the old recipe back.

Arrived wanting a good time with a party of 4. Came at downtime, not many people, maybe 1 table max. And wanting some boot Cesars!! Weird is that their shrimp cesars are only available during the winter season when spot prawn season is best during early summer, very redundant. We went in, asked the bar tender if we're allowed to sit outside and she said, totally! Ill get a waiter to help you in a bit :) We were glad to hear and sat down outside on the beautiful patio. We were chilling, taking pictures of the lovely view, but the waiter didn't come until like 15 minutes later. We didn't mind waiting, but we did voice our opinion, and he gave us the biggest eyeroll ever. At that moment, I was just disappointed, and felt awkward staying. So our party just left, at that moment I was disappointed they had such bad service :( I will update if I stop by again, or something good happens after this.

NOT bike friendly! There was an event going on, and they had a partition put up blocking the bike area. The BBQ guy was upset that we leaned our bikes leaned up to the patio deck, and the waitress decided to give us the worst service ever. She delayed serving us and then dumped a drink in my boyfriends lap. The reason we put our bikes there, was due to not having any other place to put them. We need to be able to see our expensive bikes. We will NEVER go to Dusty's again!

You know when your really hungry before or after your runs down the mountain, and you crave for those comfort foods that "hit the spot"? Some enjoy a good burger, others want French fries, hot chocolate, or even a beer? For me- it's French fries (always-so good, but so bad!) and a good cup of chili... Dusty's had my order right! But the rest of the party weren't as pleased. Service was all over the place, so-so... French fries had a hint of sugar that I was not expecting. My husbands burger was dry, he said "it seems like it was sitting there or a while" (Matthew). Others said, "the optional side choices were not optional or available". Overall, Dusty's did not "hit the spot" Sorry Dusty's...

We stopped in tonight for dinner unsure of what to expect given it's by the slopes and food can sometimes be hit or miss The food was plentiful and tasty! We especially liked the nachos, maple bacon wings, and pork ribs.

We have been coming each year and always enjoy the food in particular the 'bones". Never pass it up when in Creekside.

Ate there twice this last week. Kids cheese burger was big (adult size). Their butt butt for dipping fries was delicious. No need to order the yam fries, the regular fries were great. The half rack ribs (4) was perfect. Now through June (don't remember day) all items except full rack ribs is 40% off.

Solid bar for apres ski and dinner. They have quite a selection of wing sauces to choose from. I got their Extreme wings, which were substantially hotter than expected. They had a solid, thick sauce in the hot-habanero (~300k scoville unit) range, which I wouldn't have guessed would happen in BC. We oggled the rest of the food as it went by to other tables, and we'll probably be back tomorrow.

Just your typical bar food. Service is great but the food doesn't par average! Nachos need more cheese and wings need more flavour. Don't order their bar food, get the BBQ or don't bother coming. Nick saved the day though (very friendly staff)

Located at Creekside based. There were about 12 of us having lunch here. The food took a pretty long time. It was basic bar-type food. Fried, unhealthy, chicken-fingers, etc. The nachos are large enough to feed 4-6 people at $28! After we ate, we were all in a food coma. Didn't help that it took about an hour our of our snowboarding time, getting us back on the lift at 2:15 or so. Not much energy when the lifts close at 3pm to get going again after the long, kinda heavy lunch. You can come, but do it early and don't get anything too heavy. lol!

Came in about 8:20 - said they were still doing food but then completely ignored us for ages - when the chairs started being put on top of tables that was the signal to leave. Should have said we were too late for food rather than waste our time and treat us in such an ignorant manner - just simply rude.....

Good place for a snack but it was unfortunate that we sat at a table for about 15 minutes to be noticed and get a drink order started.

Came here for wings and beer. Wings were AMAZING. 12 different flavors to choose from. We did Honey Garlic and Chipotle Blackberry. SO. GOOD. Fries were awesome, they're seasoned wedges with a house "buttkick mayo." Beer selection was nice. They have a cool spot for karaoke and a nice patio right by the mountain and gondolas. Very friendly and helpful service! Would definitely recommend stopping here if you're in Whistler!

Heard the ribs were great. Ordered a Pork Shoulder sandwich with sautéed mushrooms and onions. The woman came over 5 minutes later informing us if we got a beverage wed get 40% off our food. I ordered an IPA, and definitely did not receive an IPA. Instead I was given a beer with nodes of caramel and aluminum. I barley drank 2oz. of the beer in the 30 minutes and at no point was questioned about the quality or my satisfaction. The sandwich was 6/10, but not very large. Under some fresh arugula was thin cut dried out luncheon meat that had been re heated in boiling water, much like Quizno's, upon a soggy bun. The bill was just under $20. The sandwich was on par with Quizno's, however the same sandwich from Quizno's would be half the price and over double the size. The couple behind us had ribs that looked great. I would consider returning to try the ribs.

Don't let the gigantic nachos fool you when you have had a long day on the mountain. They sound like they are going to be the most delicious thing you have ever had; trust me when I say this, you will regret it. They are not your typical nachos. They have minimal cheese and covered in BBQ sauce and pork. We left with stomach aches that lasted the entire night. If you want a good bloody Cesar get the one with the horseradish - stick to cocktails at this restaurant.

This place was close to our condo, so we decided to try it for dinner. None of us were very impressed with the food. The pulled pork sandwich was greasy. The chicken was ok. The mashed potatoes were not very warm and the beans looked as if they had been out for a while. We would not go back again.

Hefty portions! Came here for lunch after a long hike. Burgers were large and the beef brisket sandwich was pretty decent in size as well. The brisket sandwich was saucy and flavorful. The fries are seasoned and wedged. They were great. The onion rings are heavily battered and best to be shared. The dipping sauces were also pretty tasty. Basically, the fried food was the highlight for me. The Cesar was decent. Not so sure about the legendary part, but it's a decent Cesar overall. Good place to fill up after a nice day out.

It was extremely busy, but after tasting the food I can see why! We got the loaded nachos and I was not disappointed. Nachos with cheese, olives and jalapeños but the topped with pulled pork, beef brisket AND a rib! Delicious!

I came here for lunch and thought it was ok. The burger was a bit dry but had nice grill to it so I guess it was better than Big Mac. I tried both the pulled pork sandwich and Korea BBQ pulled pork. The pulled pork was good but the garnish was all wrong for the Korean BBQ. The kind of sour Cole slaw salad look like side was not a good add on and I don't know why they would call this Korean BBQ pulled pork. It had no go chu jang sauce and the wrap it came with was so dry. If I do come back, I will give the pork rib a try but wouldn't repeat the Korean BBQ pulled pork.

I was surprised that we actually snagged a seat here after a long day of skiing. The place was bustling for at least an hour after the lifts closed, but started to clear up as people left for the drive home. The live music was nice though, and we were pleasantly surprised by the food. The nachos looked humongous, tho were pricey. The beef brisket with fries was really good and filling, and the warrior burger with onion rings was equally good though. Wouldn't mind coming back and trying here again!

If you stay at the Legends, it's a very convenient sports bar for you. There's not much variety on the menus but the wings are good. There's no dessert menu neither. If you're too tired to drive to the Village center, then it's a good place for you. If you wanna explore other good food in whistler, I wouldn't recommend it.

Woot a pub that allow children to eat here until 10PM. After 10PM is when the pub life begins. Except for on a Friday in the summer if may close as early as 11PM Dusty's is not in the Village, it's about 10KM south of the village and close to Whistler Creek. I would stick to dusty's drinks. I'm not to sure about the food though. Everything was 40% off, however they ran out ribs, so we had chicken wings that were A-OK!

Dusty's, Dusty's Backside, Dusty's Bottom, Dusty Bottom. Whatever you call it, you can't and shouldn't miss it. Perfectly located right at the base of the Creekside ski lift, it's ideal for those after-skiing beers and food. As the other hundred people already there when you arrive will testify.

Definitely the place to hang out in the Creekside area. The place gets packed in the late afternoon when the apres ski party starts. Lots of great beers, and good food. There's nothing like chowing down on some potato wedges from Dusty's backside after a hard day of skiing.

My family had been here twice before and I wanted to try it so they accompanied me again. I had the brisket sandwich with a cup of chili in lieu of the fries. It was fantastic. The only problem was the service. Apparently there was a staff party and our server said he was filling in and even though the place was not busy, we struggled to get timely service. After sitting down and ordering drinks off the drink menu, we waited 5 minutes and had to get food menus off of other tables. Then maybe another 7-10 minutes and I'm literally holding up my menu waving it to get our server's attention so we could place our order. Water ran dry and our beers were gone mid meal. We had to ask twice for water. The server didn't even ask us if we wanted another alcoholic beverage (which we would have ordered so the manager shouldn't be happy with that). I give 4 stars instead of 3 because the server was a fill in and I assume the regular staff would have been better.

Go for the potato wedges and award winning burgers, stay for the Creekside craziness and jugs of Kokanee. I should really write slogans for a living. This is the place to start when doing your duel mountain pub crawl. Get some fantastic french toast at Dusty's Backside and a beer when the mountain opens and get ready for a day of drunken snowboarding. Not that I recommend or condone drunken snowboarding, but if I did.... Dusty's the bar is very friendly. Its wood interior makes the place seem a lot smaller than it actually is -- in a good way. The bartenders are always nice and the waitresses aren't bitches (a lot more than I can say for the GLC). The potato wedges really are fantastic. You must get a bucket. The burgers are supposed to be the best of the three mountain bars. This is do to the fact that they host the burger cook-off every summer and put the winning burger on the menu. The best of the burgers stick. If you end up in Creekside, be sure to get your Apre on either on the giant patio or inside the place.

Drink here but don't really eat here especially if it is the last weekend of the season. When you would think everyone would be partying and having a great time - you know the eat, drink and be merry... .... but not at Dusty's Dusty's is great in season for beer but do not touch the food which is average to poor. Terrible Salad's - limp lettuce and rock hard Chicken Really bad soup which looked more like Cat vomit than a Chicken and corn soup plus it was lukewarm..... yuk !! They get 1 star for the beer but nothing else.

This place is pretty standard for a pub you find at the bottom of a ski hill. My parents are Creekside locals so we usually drop by for a plate of nachos or two whenever I come to visit, and I love it! It has a few issues but it's a great place to duck into on the way home after a long day up the hill. The nachos are pretty huge and really tasty, but could probably use a bit more layering - we always end up fighting over the toppings and more often than not leave a few naked chips behind in the carnage. I've also tried the chicken wings and the veggie platter, and both of them also had good portion sizes and were quite enjoyable. The waiter recommended that we try mixing both of the chicken wing sauces, so we did and it delicious! They seem to have a decent selection of beer and other drinks, and the atmosphere is always loud and bustling, which is both good and bad. The staff are attentive, friendly, and manage to put up with dozens of Canadians a day asking where they're from (the answer is usually Australia). It can get pretty loud (especially when there's a game on), and can pack in pretty quickly toward the end of the day when everyone's coming down off the hill. Perhaps I've been brainwashed by high Australian prices, but I find Dusty's to be a lot of fun and of fairly reasonable quality for price. Will definitely continue to come back here every time I visit my parents.