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From Cozy Lounges to Late Night Parties, Enjoy The Best of Whistler's Nightlife

When your idea of a fun night out revolves around wine and cheese, Basalt Wine + Salumeria is where you'll want to go. Located in Whistler Village, this wine bar is such a treat after a day of skiing. If you're looking for something more substantial than the cheese and meat boards, they have plenty of appetizers and main courses to choose from. The menu is chock-full of seasonal and local ingredients so they change the menu up throughout the year. The wine list at Basalt shines. With plenty of by the glass and bottle options, there's no doubt you'll find a sipper that'll hit the spot. Whether you're starting the night here, or this is your night, Basalt offers a laid back space to enjoy delicious bites while you catch up.

Read the full article by Natasha John on USA Today 10 Best.

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Whistler, BC

Whistler is a family tradition for us. No matter what we have going on, we always know that come December we are going to Whistler and we will have a great time! From exploring the village, scouring the little shops for fun little trinkets and goodies to hitting the slopes for some world class skiing and boarding, and winding down in a hot-tub afterwords, Whistler has it all, and we love it! 

Read the full article by Acouplesworldtour.

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Basalt Wine & Salumeria featured in Daily Hive

This contemporary eatery offers a “professionally casual vibe” in the heart of Whistler Village. Enjoy a seasonal menu, a great wine program, and some stellar charcuterie options too. Read the full article.

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The Matador Network enjoys fondue at Basalt.

The busiest travel day of the year in the US is the Wednesday before Thanksgiving, although most of the journeying is done by car to gather with family. Visiting somewhere exciting and new isn’t usually the plan. In these charged social times, however, getting out of town — whether to discover a new city, relax on a beautiful beach, or catch some early-season skiing — is probably a better way to recharge than getting into a political discussion around a turkey. Or maybe you and the in-laws are getting along fine — so well, in fact, that you’re happy to bring them with you, but you just want to do it somewhere that isn’t the suburbs. Here are the best places to visit this Thanksgiving break. Read the full article.

Lunch at Basalt can be quick and easy...but if you want to take your time...we definitely encourage it! 🥂🍷🍸🍺 #basaltwhistler #onlyinwhistler #charcuterie #charcuterieboard #charcuterieandcheese 📷@darbymagill Lunch menus online at www.basaltwhistler.com

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The Mix reviews Basalt.

Whether you’re looking to grab brunch, lunch, or dinner, Basalt Wine + Salumeria has it all. Located in the heart of Whistler village, the restaurant has a modern vibe that’s perfect for a casual get-together or even a family dinner. Their seasonally evolving menu ensures that your meal will come out fresh and in-season. If you and your friends aren’t really looking to devour an entire meal, Basalt also has charcuterie boards if you just want to catch up, eat cheese, and drink wine. Read the full article.

VITA tours Whistler and stops in at Basalt.

As one of the world’s top ski destinations, Whistler needs no introduction. Canadians and international visitors alike flock to the idyllic resort every winter, captivated by the spectacular views, luxury accommodation, top restaurants and, of course, access to those perfectly powdered slopes. In recent years, summer, too, is busy in the village, with festivals and sporting events drawing crowds nearly equal to the snowy months. Read the full article.

Planning a holiday in Whistler, Canada? Eating must be on your agenda! Here is a guide to all of the best Whistler restaurants!

The O'Brians Abroad, Modern Nomads tour Whistler. Read the full article.

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You don’t have to be an extreme sports enthusiast to enjoy this mountain paradise

The Vancouver Courier takes a visit to Whistler. Read the full article.

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Food, travel and restaurant review

We invited Gastrofork.ca for a media visit. Read their full review here.

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Canadian Geographic features Basalt's dining experience

Whistler is world-renowned for its powder, but the picturesque mountain village has plenty going on off the slopes as well. Read the full article here.

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35 Things to do in Whistler (that don't involve skis)

See what Canadian Traveller has to say about Basalt Wine + Salumeria. Read the full article here.