really standard bar food. We ordered two burgers and they are both pretty ok.. not as bad as the reviews (from long time ago) the food tasted bit salty after a while. But the beef patties are pretty juicy. Overall, not too bad. They have a little nice patio as well.
By Whistler standards, La Brasserie Des Artistes is a relatively cheap place to get food & drink. It is very casual; you sit where ever you see that is clean and vacant. When you sit on the open patio, there is hardly any barrier between you and the tourists strolling in the village. We only saw one active server during dinner time, but the service was not as slow as expected. Yay (?)
By Whistler standards, La Brasserie Des Artistes is a relatively cheap place to get food & drink. It is very casual; you sit where ever you see that is clean and vacant. When you sit on the open patio, there is hardly any barrier between you and the tourists strolling in the village.
We only saw one active server during dinner time, but the service was not as slow as expected. Yay (?)
For food, we ordered Mussels & Frites, and the Harmony Burger ($20.95 and $14.95 respectively).
There really isn't much to say about the Mussels & Frites. The sauce changes daily, and we had a cream-based onion sauce. It was so-so all around.
On the other hand, the Harmony Burger was perhaps one of the best burgers I've had in recent memory! It had a juicy beef patty, fresh vegetables, pickles, and lamb bacon. The most special component of the Harmony Burger was the sauce - mint chutney; a.k.a. lamb's best friend. Harmony indeed!
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