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Where to Eat in Pemberton: The Best Restaurants and Bars
Discover the best restaurant in Pemberton, Canada including Grimm's Gourmet & Deli, Mount Currie Coffee Company, Fescues Restaurant at Big Sky Golf Club, Blackbird Bakery, Black Squirrel Restaurant, Mile One Eating House, Solfeggio, The Pony Restaurant, Backcountry Pizza, The Goodlife Cafe
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1. Grimm's Gourmet & Deli
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
A casual and local dining. Almost All Day Breakfast 6am to 3pm. Come enjoy a great cup of coffee and Sandwich! Dine in or Take Out Pizza every day from 4 to 10pm
Reviewed By Paul D - Toronto
Went to Grimm's last weekend with a large group from a family wedding in Pemby. Huge menu, owner and staff awesomely friendly. Gourmet is a relative term, I am thinking "chow down" could be more appropriate. Large portions, fair prices, it was just what we were looking for as a simple sumptuous brunch. Might be one tick above some sensitive palettes on the grease meter, but if you are wanting to be refuelled at a friendly place with good people that are committed to please their customers, this should be your destination.
2. Mount Currie Coffee Company
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 115 reviews
We offer hand crafted espresso beverages, select coffees, house made baked goods, breakfast burritos, lucia gelato, paninis, wraps and more. We source locally as much as possible and feature natural hormone/nitrite free meats, free run eggs, organic flours and sugars. Pop by for some Pemberton Local Flavor.
Reviewed By b_better_than - Pemberton, Canada
One of my main stops for a morning coffee. Always pleasant service, sometimes the wait can be a bit long depending on time of day. With only one of the two coffee shops open at 6am, have an excellent selection of sandwiches, baked goods and other non coffee drinks.
3. Fescues Restaurant at Big Sky Golf Club
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 34 reviews
Reviewed By greg7124 - Seattle, Washington
We stopped after golf for some food and beverages. The fish and chips were excellent as was the burger. Good selection of beers. The views are spectacular, and it's fun to watch the golfers finish the 18th hole right by the restaurant. Comprehensive menu. well prepared food..
4. Blackbird Bakery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 122 reviews
Handcrafted artisan breads, french pastries, and Pemberton Valley Coffee. Local ,friendly, and we enjoy feeding YOU the best Pemberton has to offer.
Reviewed By Gary O - Alton, United Kingdom
We stopped by for a quick coffee which turned out to be the best coffee we had during our 12 days in Canada!
However I was also tempted by the pies which looked lovely. I can now definitely recommend the Turkey pie. Absolutely gorgeous!
A must visit if you're in Pemberton.
5. Black Squirrel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 39 reviews
Part of The Meadows At Pemberton Golf Club but a delight in its own right. The Black Squirrel Restaurant is open to the public, serving a range of meals including tacos, steaks, burgers and pizza. The full bar offers a range of local beer, wines and spirits. Happy hour runs every day from 3-6pm with a selection of food and drink specials. Located at the foot of the majestic 8000 foot high Mount Currie you can relax in our outdoor lounge, inside in our cozy dining room our on one of our 2 outdoor patios.
6. Mile One Eating House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 414 reviews
During the Winter Holidays 2017-2018 we will be closed DEC. 24, 25, 26 and Jan. 1, 2. <br>We take comfort food seriously. It's base camp for locals and visitors at this roadside restaurant, to start off their daily adventures in Pemberton with great food. Deliberately local in our ingredients and decor. Gourmet burgers and dogs made with Pemberton Natural Beef, designer mac-n-cheese for all ages, poutine, hot sandwiches, cheese steak, breakfast wrap, garbanzo veggie wrap, salads, 35+ BC Craft Beers, and wine. Dinner features nightly! Meet you at Mile One to get well fed!
Reviewed By cfranman - Newmarket, Canada
As a chef who attended a Toronto culinary school and has many years experience in the industry, I love good food. Upon heading to Whistler, I obviously asked all my local friends where to eat on the way, and Mile One was my recommendation. Super excited we head in, I am told any of the burgers can be made veggie burgers which is excellent as meat upsets my sensitive stomach. I order a burger with a veggie pattie, and upon my horror when it arrives the pattie consists of these massive chunks of completely unseasoned chickpea kinda just smashed together sadly. Ok super strange, in all my years I've never heard that called a veggie burger but I go for it. Utterly flavourless and so incredibly dry I couldn't get passed my first bite. My sister inquires if it is possible to have the pattie replaced with something else, or if there is anything else I can have as this is clearly not a veggie burger. We are told absolutely not, I am forced to pay for an overpriced awful Sandwich (you pay in advance here and I see why) that I cannot eat and go hungry for the journey very upset. I get to Whistler and mention my experience and am assured I just ordered wrong, there are lots of great menu items, I should give it another chance. We go back for brunch over the weekend and order waffles and hash browns, cause who could ever mess up a waffle? Mile One can, everyone in my party agreed that their waffles were dense, flavourless and cold and the hash browns no better. Once again everyone left hungry and disappointed. Upon driving back to Kamloops from Whistler, since there isn't much in Pemberton, we landed here again, hoping the Mac and Cheese would make up for our losses. It does not, it also tasted completely flavourless. The staff who work here are really lovely but need better education to inform people who are ordering so customers are not mislead, and the kitchen needs to learn about seasonings and spices.I really tried to like this place and give it a fair chance but I'm assuming its because Pembie is so small that this place has earned a reputation for good food....
7. Solfeggio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Reviewed By Brad D - Burnaby, BC
Even the pickiest eaters will find something here to soothe their palate. Locally sourced unique menu items are a bit pricey, but worth every penny. This is truly a labour of love and creativity for the owner. After lunch/dinner, or any time, try one of their exquisite treats. Vegan? Gluten sensitive? Dairy free? Not a problem; all are accommodated.
8. The Pony Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 301 reviews
9. Backcountry Pizza
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By bill_tet
The puzzle, a Hawaiian to go. Was okay. I ate it all up. Probably the best in town. Crust is thin and the toppings would slide off it. Tasted good though.
10. The Goodlife Cafe
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By Sirena_Austriaca - San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
This used to be a good place to eat but the last time I went with my friend (her first time) te food we ordered was embarrassingly bad. We ordered grilled chicken wit bacon and brie on Naan bread. I had it before and it was delicious. But this time there were two skimpy old dried up pieces of chicken and bacon, no lettuce, the brie was replaced by a slice of Kraft single slice and the potato salad was old. The coffe previously good was like brown dishwater. I don't know what happened to this previously good restaurant. My friend was disgusted and will never go back and I feel the same. Talking to other people in town they had similar experiences. Too bad!
