BrewHouse - High Mountain Brewing Co.

An okay place. You're not expecting mind-blowing beer in a tourist spot like Whistler, but you get acceptable beer in a nice location. Not bad.

Smack in the heart of tourist central it's overrun with foreign accents, and that's okay. Beers were average to below average, standard brewpub Mark James Group fare. If you've been to their other brewpubs you'll know what these taste like. Food was okay, prices were high given the prime location. Kind of mediocre across the board, guaranteed to deliver in that "meh" kind of way but hey, you're in Whistler Village and I'm sure if you're the instagramming kind that has some cachet to it.

Located by the Olympic rings. We visited twice. Both barmen were helpful. 5 regular beers plus 1 seasonal. We had pints. Not sure if they did flights. a list of beers with descriptions on the bar.

Pretty extravagant brewpub in the heart of Whistler Village. Expansive interior with pretty elaborate decorations. Beer quality is pretty poor-to-average, but you don’t come here for that. Flights of 6 are available for a whopping $17.95. Service is very friendly and astute. Worthwhile stop when in Whistler.

Nice "mountain lodge" brewpub. Very friendly staff, but service a little slow. Small but decent selection of beers on tap. I had the IPA, and a sample of the Oatmeal stout - both good. Food was good, but pricey. Price of beer pints was actually acceptable. Didn’t know this was in Whistler; it was a pleasant surprise. Would probably go here again if I were in Whistler again.

My wife and I visited here on a day trip, a side trip from a few days in Vancouver. It was the offseason between summer and winter so the place was fairly empty. The space is pretty awesome; lots of wood beams, fireplaces, stone, steel- basically a nice ski lodge feel, but a bit lower lit. There were 6 beers on tap, 5 regulars and 1 seasonal. Nothing too special but I was really pleased with the IPA. The bartender was really, really cool and friendly. Wanted to hear about our trip and gave us tips on places he’d been in cities we were going. The prices were very high for what we’re used to, but we’re from fairly cheap cities (St. Louis and Cincinnati) for food and drink. Vancouver brought some sticker shock for us, and Whistler was even more expensive, even in the offseason. This place is absolutely worth a visit if you make it up to Whistler. Nowhere else in the area makes beer and the atmosphere is great.

Expensive English ales of mediocre quality in this brewpub that has the advantage of having few competitors when you’re in Whistler. Much larger pub than I anticipated. The tarrace was the most popular section on the late afternoon we visited, but it can sit perhaps 50 whereas the two-stories interior can probably sit somewhere around 150. I initially found the waiter/resses a bit cold, but realized that they were very friendly with familiar faces. We did not eat though, so could not value the service very easily.

Beers were pretty good. About the best you’ll find in the Whistler area. Go during hockey games and pints are about 4.50. Good service at the bar

Disappointing. Beers average, terrible value (but on par with rest of Whistler) and a menu which served the same food at the the same prices as the rest of the town.

Of all brewpubs from MJG this is not the most exciting; beers are undaring and food is greasy.