Splitz Grill Menu Prices Canada 2026

What Are the Splitz Grill Menu Prices?

Honest note first. Splitz Grill publishes no official menu page and no public price table, so there is no brand website to link. The prices below come from the business-managed Splitz Grill Whistler listing on Tripadvisor, where management itself posts the menu, cross-checked with the brand-managed DoorDash Whistler storefront. Burger numbers below the in-store range are delivery prices, which run a touch higher. For another BC burger comparison, the Bin 4 Burger Lounge menu prices make a good benchmark. Treat these as the closest thing to an official price document.

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Splitz Grill Menu Card Canada 2026

The menu card graphic below mirrors the current online menu, all prices in CAD. No photo of the physical menu board exists anywhere public, so this is a clean render of the menu as it stands today.

What Should I Order at Splitz Grill?

Start with the hand-pressed fries. Nine bucks with Splitz sauce, and honestly they are the sleeper hit of the whole menu. For the burger, the Splitz Royale at $24.77 is the signature for a reason. Bacon, cheddar, hashbrown, that garlicky Splitz sauce. It is a mountain of a burger. If you like building your own, the build-your-own option at $23.90 lets you pick from homemade patties: Canadian beef, lamb, free-range bison, wild salmon, Beyond Meat, or lentil veggie. Toppings go from aged cheddar to baba ghanouj and pineapple. Yeah, pineapple. It works. On the vegetarian side of BC burgers, the Boogies Burgers menu prices are worth a look too. Skip the deep-fried pickles if you are already getting fries. Ten bucks of fried stuff is a lot of fried stuff.

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Is Splitz Grill Worth It? My Value Check

Here is the thing. Twenty-one to twenty-seven dollars for a burger sounds steep until you remember where you are. Whistler. A burger and a beer on the Village stroll can run you forty bucks without trying. Splitz is actually the value play by Whistler standards. The patty is real Canadian chuck, hand-rolled daily, flame-grilled. Not a frozen puck. That matters. My honest take: the $9 hand-pressed fries are the best deal on the menu. The burgers are fair at $21 to $27 in-store. The Splitz Royale is a splurge, but it is the one people photograph for a reason. One warning. Breakfast runs 8:30 AM to noon, and if you roll up at 11:45 thinking burger, you are getting breakfast. Plan accordingly.

The Story Behind Splitz Grill

Trevor and Miriam Jackson opened Splitz Grill in 1997 as a tiny 10-seat joint, and it just kept going. Twenty-seven years of legendary flame-grilled 6oz Canadian beef patties. Whistler locals voted it the favourite burger 27 years running, which is basically the restaurant’s whole personality at this point. TripAdvisor gave it the Travellers’ Choice award and it sits in the top five of around 150 Whistler restaurants, with a 4.5 out of 5 from nearly a thousand reviews. The formula never changed. Honest homemade food, a simple laidback room, a big indoor seating area plus a treed rear patio for the summer. Salads, crispy chicken, wings, draft beer, frozen margaritas, great kids options. Happy hour runs 2 to 5 and 8 to 10 daily. It is not fancy. It never tried to be.

Where Is Splitz Grill in BC?

Splitz Grill is a single-location joint at 4369 Main St, inside the Alpenglow Hotel in Whistler, BC, V8E 1B7. Phone is +1 604-938-9300. Open 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM daily, seven days. Breakfast runs 8:30 AM to noon daily, and happy hour runs 2 to 5 PM and 8 to 10 PM daily. Whistler parking is its own adventure, so give yourself extra time.

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