Creekbread - Whistler

This restaurant in Whistler serves the best pizza! The food is fantastic, the drinks are good (make sure to try the old fashioned!), and their maple habanero ho... read more This restaurant in Whistler serves the best pizza! The food is fantastic, the drinks are good (make sure to try the old fashioned!), and their maple habanero hot sauce is amazing on the pizza (and eggs too!).

I highly recommend trying Creekbread. It's not your typical pizza joint, and I thoroughly enjoyed every bite. If you're in the area, be sure to stop by and give... read more I highly recommend trying Creekbread. It's not your typical pizza joint, and I thoroughly enjoyed every bite. If you're in the area, be sure to stop by and give this place a try!

Recommended to me by r/whistler, Pizza Busson is a must-try. I stopped by again in September and tried the Community Creek Bread and Pemberton Potato Pie. Three... read more Recommended to me by r/whistler, Pizza Busson is a must-try. I stopped by again in September and tried the Community Creek Bread and Pemberton Potato Pie. Three things to keep in mind: you can split the flavors, there is a park nearby for warm weather, and they now have an online ordering platform. Just remember, you can't split the pies online, so you'll need to call in your order. Overall, highly recommend this spot!

We loved Creekbread! The pizza was delicious (absolutely loved the garlic oil and the choice of toppings! , and the staff was fun, too. Cozy and unique place! read more We loved Creekbread! The pizza was delicious (absolutely loved the garlic oil and the choice of toppings! , and the staff was fun, too. Cozy and unique place!

We stayed at the Whistler Creek Lodge next door, so we decided to order takeout for a cozy night in the lodge. The pizza was prepared quickly and I could tell t... read more We stayed at the Whistler Creek Lodge next door, so we decided to order takeout for a cozy night in the lodge. The pizza was prepared quickly and I could tell that the ingredients were high quality. They even included hot sauce and garlic oil, which was a nice touch. Coming from Toronto where I am used to greasy pizza, or perhaps due to my craving for salt after hiking, I found the pizzas to be decent but not outstanding. While I don't agree with the 5 star reviews, the service was excellent and the prices were fair. It's possible that Toronto simply has better pizza options, so what is considered great in Whistler may differ. I would like to return to try other pizzas and reassess my opinion before editing this review.