40th Birthday Party

Looking for a great 40th Birthday party idea?

Celebrate with friends and family on a walkabout dining tour in Whistler. We take you to a variety of gourmet restaurants in one enjoyable evening. Each venue serves a delicious course paired with a fine BC wine.

To make things fun, there is a playing card waiting for guests at each venue. Prizes are awarded to the best poker hands at the end of the night (no experience necessary). It is truly a dining experience like no other and a great way to celebrate a 40th Birthday. Upon request, we can include VIP access to Whistler nightlife for no additional charge.

Choose from two amazing tours featuring different Whistler restaurants. Rates start from just $89.99/person. Birthday groups 10 or more receive a free tour for the birthday girl/boy. Reserve now.

Top 10 Reasons to Join a Whistler Restaurant Tour...

10. Sabering Champagne in Whistler's largest wine cellar is a must.

9. You only have a few nights and want to try several Whistler restaurants.

8. Most other dining activities in town cost over $150 and don't include wine.

7. The poker game along the way provides the chance to win great prizes.

6. It's a unique experience that can be shared by all ages and abilities.

5. The friendly local guide provides insight into Whistler's rich history.

4. Avoid picking bad restaurants in Whistler. We only work with the best!

3. It's nice to mingle and sit beside different people throughout the evening.

2. Learn about local wines from the top sommeliers in town that host us.

1. Dinner at 4 restaurants on separate nights would cost hundreds of $$$.

Discover Award Winning Whistler Dining

Our tours feature premiere Whistler dining venues like the Bearfoot Bistro (winner of Best Whistler Restaurant in 2009 by Vancouver Magazine, BC, Canada), as well as local favourite restaurants like Elements (winner of Best New Whistler Restaurant by local Pique Newsmagazine).

Group Rates are perfect for a Whistler Conference team building session or a Whistler Bachelorette Party with the girls before hitting the village nightlife. Unlike a regular dinner at just one restaurant in Whistler, guests on our dining tours have the opportunity to mingle with everyone in the group throughout the evening and sit with different people at each location.

The changing surroundings keeps everyone fresh and upbeat, which makes for great conversation and a memorable evening. It is so much more than just dinner.... it is an event!

Learning to saber champagne with a replica French army sword in Whistler’s largest wine cellar is the highlight of any vacation. And who could miss tasting a flight of beers at the local Whistler Brewhouse?

We often create custom tours to meet a specific group budget, so let us know which Whistler restaurants and menu items interest you and we will surely be able to put together a special evening for your party.

Whistler Restaurant History

A focal point of all our dining tours is providing local knowledge about Whistler restaurants, the village history and BC's Okanagan wine region.

The village use to be named Alta Lake and the mountain was London Mountain, named after London, England due to the similar climate. The mountain name was changed to "Whistler" in the 1960's when it opened as a winter resort, to honor the whistling hoary marmots that live in the alpine region around Whistler. Blackcomb mountain gets it's name as the peak ridge outline resembles a black rooster comb.

The main village, where most restaurants in Whistler are now located, in fact use to be the site of the dump when the community was based in Creekside. The original vision for Whistler was to host the Olympics and it took 5 bids before they won the 2010 winter games.

Whistler Restaurant Wines

All the wines that we serve on our dining tours are from the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia. The valley is located about a 5 hour drive inland from Vancouver. Protected on either side by large mountain ranges, with a large lake running North South, the dry and tempered climate is ideal for growing grapes.

Canada is actually now the largest producer of icewine in the world. This sweet dessert wine that is made from grapes that are left to freeze on the vines. To classify as an icewine, the grapes cannot be harvested until the air temperature holds below negative 8 degrees Celcius for a few day. It is no wonder it is such an expensive product at Whistler restaurants, as only a small percentage of the grapes survive that late into the season.

So come try some fantastic BC wines on one of our 4 fantastic tours featuring different restaurants in Whistler or build a custom tour for your private group.