Reservation was not found. Music far too loud, gave us a headache, even when we asked for it to be turned down twice. Meat entrees were good, vegetarian entree extremely bland and mediocre. Nice service staff. Meal took over 30 minutes to arrive. Certainly not a pleasant experience for the price. Will not return. Not recommended, unless you have patience no experience in Indian food and are carrying a pain reliever with you.

I found a good review on Salt Tasting Room if anyone is interested. Cheers, Jack

Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 /* Style Definitions */ table.MsoNormalTable {mso-style-name:"Table Normal"; mso-tstyle-rowband-size:0; mso-tstyle-colband-size:0; mso-style-noshow:yes; mso-style-priority:99; mso-style-qformat:yes; mso-style-parent:""; mso-padding-alt:0in 5.4pt 0in 5.4pt; mso-para-margin-top:0in; mso-para-margin-right:0in; mso-para-margin-bottom:10.0pt; mso-para-margin-left:0in; line-height:115%; mso-pagination:widow-orphan; font-size:11.0pt; font-family:"Calibri","sans-serif"; mso-ascii-font-family:Calibri; mso-ascii-theme-font:minor-latin; mso-hansi-font-family:Calibri; mso-hansi-theme-font:minor-latin;} Bearfoot Bistro is perhaps the most expensive restaurant in Whistler.  Approach your visit as you would an evening at a casino.  If you’re not prepared to be fleeced, you won’t enjoy your meal.  Patrons can choose between 3 or 5 course meals fixed at $100 and $150 respectively.  Most of the menu’s dishes will incur supplemental fees.  After wine and supplemental fees, expect to pay at least $150 per person.  That being said, the wine selection at Bearfoot Bistro is second to none, and the chef is a genius.  While the portions were at times disappointingly minuscule (e.g. king crab), no dish was anything less than delicious.  The desserts and oysters were especially magnificent.  Champagne sabering is a fun experience, but more so a great way to sneak a peek at their impressive wine cellar.  The pianist was also extraordinary and added a sterling finish to the refined atmosphere.  There were a few chinks in the svelte veneer.  Your trip to the washroom entails a tacky trek through a freezing hotel lobby.  The butter tasted as if it had gone bad.  The servers, while exceptionally attentive, appear to have been reading from a script.  For example, the oysters were explained incorrectly as revealed when oyster selections were transcribed to paper.   Also, the pretentious cheese server called unnecessary attention to his insulting ignorance of North American cheeses. In summary, Bearfoot Bistro offers extraordinary cuisine and unprecedented wine selection, but at a ridiculous price.

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Thats exactly what you will get if you go here! The service was slow very very slow and the food was warmish, when it arrived!  We ordered 2 courses - the first course arrived in dribs and drabs and so we were eating seperatly and it went rapidly down hill from here.  The second also arrived this way, one meal arriving along with everyone's rice and after 15 minutes the rest of the main courses still not had arrived by which time we had been there for 2 hours and decided enough was enough and left!  The resturant itself was un-inviting and un-natuarally cold.  I would not advise anyone to even try this establishment as it was a complete waste of time. 

We new something was awry when 4 teenage models greeted us at the door the take our coats.  Our french-speaking waitress was just that, french-speaking and only french-speaking.  NOBODY understood the specials.  The sommelier corrected us when we referred to has "wine steward," insisting on the esteemed title of "Wine Director." The oysters were the best we ever enjoyed.  The wines were also fabulous. That being said, we had to make a special request for a green dish; salads were not on the menu and your dish will not come with a vegetable.  The Dungeness crab risotto was devoid of crab, and uncooked rice grains speckled the sad excuse for a dish.  A little sauce on the bolognese might helped to choke it down easier.  Rice-a-roni would have been a welcomed substitute. Regarding those 4 hostesses, they had stashed our coats outside on the patio and could only smile sheepishly as they helped us into icey coats. In summary, Araxi is a terrific place for wine and oysters, but forgoe dinner unless you're hankering for a heft dose of dry, crabless elitism.  

Had the Signature Fondue - dinner was great, nice warm location, a fun night!

Located right in the middle of the Village. The food was great and the prices on drinks were good. It is quite a "mans" Bar but i had fun with my husband.Good music. All in all well worth the stroll in.You must great way to get in from the cold and enjoy a great meal.

A must find. This great little resturant is located as far from the lifts as you can get. But is so worth the walk. Little hard to find. But once you get there you will be in heaven. We came from Portland,OR  to spend my birthday. We are huge Sushi fans. The food from begining to end was great. The Strawberry Saki Margi. Are to die for. I don't really drink to much i could of had several of these. If you order the Pitcher it won't go to waste. The food was great the salad has a little kick to the dressing.(great) The sushi was very well presented and the cost was great!! The fish was great and fresh. I will go back there again and again. A great time for my Birthday. You must go if you love Sushi!!!  

We planned a suprise party at The Brewhouse. We recieved the worst service from the worst waitress there. We asked for drinks and never got them, we all asked for water and it never came. The food was very bland and over priced. My father asked for the bill and paid for our groups meals and drinks. Just before leaving I asked if there was a bill and she informed me that I still had a bill. This didn't make sense because my father had paid for the bill. She handed me the bill and on top of it said, "Duplicate Check". The bill was $41.52, I gave her $60. She never returned with my change. The same thing happened to another person in our group, she gave her $100 and never returned with the change. We had to ask for her to bring the change back to us. The next morning I was informed by my father that he had taken care of my meal. She charged me when my bill was already paid for.