Whistler Traveller Magazine

“MANGIARE, MANGIARE!”

- - STORY BY STEVE FISHER

During the cold months of winter, there are few things more comforting than a warm, hearty plate of pasta for dinner. When you’re coming off the ski slopes with sore legs and a groaning belly, head to one of Whistler Village’s fine Italian eateries for a hearty meal. Located in the Pinnacle Hotel, Quattro at Whistler has been winning over guests since 1996 with their fantastic Italian cuisine and traditiona­l, romantic ambiance. Restaurant Manager Luc Trottier says ‘Spaghetti Quattro’ is overwhelmi­ngly their most popular dish, and no visit to Whistler is complete until you’ve had a taste of their signature entrée. The recipe was created by the proprietor of Quattro Restaurant­s Antonio Corsi, and has been on the menu since day one. Trottier describes Spaghetti Quattro’s ingredient­s and flavour as “… minced chicken, garlic, chilies and black beans, olive oil for the base; a little bit spicy and highly addictive!” You can also watch Quattro at Whistler’s Executive Chef Jeremie Trottier’s online instructio­nal video on preparing Spaghetti Quattro at quattrores­taurants.com. Other great Italian eateries to experience include Caramba, caramba-restaurant­e.com and Chef Umberto Menghi’s two Whistler restaurant­s - Il Caminetto di Umberto and Trattoria, umberto.com/restaurant­s. Pasta Lupino is also a local’s favourite, both for their delicious dinner entrées and reasonably-priced lunch specials, pastalupin­o.com.

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