Best Date Night Restaurants in Whistler Upper Village

Absolutely great service which isn’t typically the case at ski resorts. The food was excellent, prime rib and blue cheese filet mignon. Crab cakes for appetizer were just ok, a bit on the oily side. Otherwise we had a great experience.

A lively bar at the Four Seasons. Service was excellent. The tap list was good. Food was OK but pricy for what you get. We had chicken wings (not crispy so they were a bit flabby), ravioli (enjoyed by my friend) and branzino (a bit dry and not accompanied by and vegetables so also a bit basic for the $51 price tag.)

Valentine's Day dinner at Milestones. Our server, Phillip, introduced us to the special holiday menu. We enjoyed the chicken skewers, coconut shrimp, seafood risotto, sirloin, carrot cake and white chocolate cheesecake. All very delicious. Phillip was outstanding. Very attentive to our needs and as timely as could be based on readiness of the plates from the kitchen. We did notice that tables around us remained uncleared for a longer period of time than I would have expected. Otherwise, a great Valentine's Day experience.

Lovely quality restaurant. Not in the main village but worth a visit if you want a genuine upscale experience.

I don't even know where to start. Wild Blue is EXCEPTIONAL. The service was outstanding, the attention to detail was so appreciated...we really felt like movie stars! We all left our dinner thinking this is one of the best meals we have ever had. The steaks were amazing, the fish dishes were fantastic, and the desserts...YUM. We came to celebrate my husband's birthday, and wow...they made him feel so special. I have to say that Wild Blue is by far the best restaurant in Whistler.