The Essentials: Squamish
Thirteen places to eat and drink in Squamish, from riverside brunch in Brackendale to Business Park breweries and a waterfront lager hall, each checked against its own menu and hours.
Eat & Drink
Where to eat and drink from Lions Bay to Pemberton
Every guide in Eat & Drink is built the same way. Each place earns its spot with a stated reason, such as what's on the menu, who runs it or why it suits a stop on the 99, and never with a star rating pulled from Google. Before a place is published, Corridor 99 checks that it is open using its own website, phone line or an official listing, and every entry shows a "Last checked" date. Guides cross town lines when the better option is next door. Nobody pays to be listed, and anything sponsored is labelled.
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Araxi, Sushi Village, Rimrock Café and Splitz Grill have been feeding Whistler for decades. Here's what each does now, and how to…
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Squamish’s breweries: what each pours and how to do them without driving
Five Squamish breweries pour their own beer right now. Here's what each is known for, who's welcome (kids, dogs) and how far apart they are on foot.
