I liked the booth style tables, makes it an intimate dining experience. The food is generally high in price but it would be classed as a higher end restaurant so it is good value for money. They only hire good looking Servers, known as the 'Earls girls' so it gives that sleazy look.

Food is good, however is way overpriced for what you get. I had a really good spinach salad however not for $18.00. My husband had fish tacos. Again, good, but downside was things were cold. We had been Earl's fans for years, but seems like prices keep climbing and quality/quantity is decreasing.

Earls may be a chain restaurant but don't let that turn you off. Its in a handy spot to the centre of Whistler, bust just far enough away from the snow to not be completely rammed at all times. Its plentiful windows give it a good natural light which is rare in Whistler with many restaurants being located on ground... More

basic good meal but nothing spectacular by any means. The service is his and miss. Lots of young girls standing there but I guess because they are under age they can not serve you. We went there twice and I ordered the same salad twice but it was not the same. No consistency. Couple of the young girls working there... More

Oh dear. Another boring chain milking the Whistler clientelle. Average food, high prices, slovenly service from staff who wanted to be elsewhere.

Wonderful margarita. One of the best cesear salads. Great fall off the bone ribs. Very friendly service. Definitely recommend.

Standard Earl's fare. Staff was nice, though. The change table in the women's restroom is mounted really high. I was afraid our baby may fall from it.

We dined here on Sunday. They had a line up and made us wait although we counted at LEAST 6 empty 4 tops and an 8. They said they had reservations, but within 15 minutes, none showed and we were seated. Our server was amazing, Natalie. She couldn't do enough for us. The ribs here are always great, and we... More

Three visits in one week. I just thought I did not like Mushroom Soup. Over the course of a week, our family spent $67.50 just on Mushroom Soup (that was 3 bowls * 3 nights). I had steak the first night, but too much food. I just had soup and salad the other two nights. Excellent salad dressing. The cost... More