Roundhouse Lodge

On mountain cafeteria. Super busy on weekend and holiday. Hard to get a seat. Extremely expensive. Fair selection of menu. 2025-2026 winter $23 for tikka masala curry. Take a look of the photo. If you don't want to waste money, Bring your own lunch

We had the mountain top feast. What a great experience. We bought a package that included the lift tickets and think it was a good deal for all you get. The food was really good and the views are hard to beat for a restaurant. We'll do this again if we are back here.

This is a charming spot accessible only by gondola, offering stunning views of Whistler Village and surrounding peaks. Despite chilly outdoor temperatures, the cozy indoor seating is perfect for enjoying purchased meals like hearty soups or burgers. Clean washrooms and outdoor seating are available. The vibrant atmosphere and breathtaking mountain scenery make it a must-visit for skiers and tourists. Though Wait time is longer to purchase and food prices are a bit high, the unique location and panoramic vistas create an unforgettable dining experience.

Roundhouse lodge used to have amazing food, some of the best on mountain food we had ever had in North America. However, since Vail Resorts took over in 2017 the food quality at this lodge has consistently declined every time we have come back. It is a good stop for drinks and snacks but their hot food, specially their burger meat quality was really poor.

Breathtaking views, good service, poor cafeteria food at insanely high prices. I can't speak for the special dinner they offer as I did not try their fancier options, though I imagine this is good. If you want to have something simple, however, I recommend you eat before coming here, as the cafeteria food is not good. That said, one thing I really did enjoy, apart from the stunning views, was the bear sculpture shown in the photos below, which aptly captures the fun, laid-back Whistler mountaintop feel.

$19 for a cold cheeseburger. Tastes like costco beef patties with fake cheese

Decent cafeteria-style restaurant on Whistler Mountain. Once you exit the gondola, enter the building on your left. It's a casual fast food restaurant. Order your food from a specific vendor, pay before you exit and choose a spot at one of the large tables. Indoor seating is available on the 1st and 2nd floor. Head to the 2nd floor to enjoy outdoor seating and a spectacular lookout. It's worth the stop no matter what! I tried the pakoras and a side of gravy. I figured it was lighter than the poutine. It was tasty, but the texture was oddly chewy, which isn't something you expect from pakoras. The cost was $6.99. Later in the day, we stopped at the Rendezvous Cafe, located at the top of Blackcomb. Once you take the peak-to-peak gondola to Blackcomb, you'll find Rendezvous. They serve the same food as the Roundhouse Lounge plus Mexican options. Next time, I'll have a snack there. But be warned, it's smaller than the Roundhouse, and has less seating.

Dirty, not enough seating, terrible service, long wait times just for a hot chocolate. At the cafe, staff were very laid back more concerned about their own enjoyment, signing and dancing rather than serving the long lines and waiting customers. I think it’s a scam to ask for a tip before you have provided the service too.