VANCOUVER RESTAURANTS

VANCOUVER DINING
Our experiences of eating out in Vancouver have definitely proved to be cheaper than eating out in England. That is unless you add alcohol to the meal. Alcohol here can be very expensive, so if you want to save some dollars, when eating at an expensive restaurant don't have alcohol with your meal because if the food is expensive you may end up washing the pots to pay for your wine!. Now that we live in Vancouver ourselves we do not tend to eat out as much, but obviously when you come on holiday here you want to go to nice places to eat out most of the time.

If you are in downtown Vancouver a perfect afternoon or early evening, is a lovely stroll through Stanley Park ending up at Horseshoe Bay. On the road overlooking this beach there are several restaurants, one of which is a seafood restaurant which we have been told is good, however as we are not seafood fans, we have not experienced it ourselves. A place we would recommend is Milestones. It is a glass fronted restaurant and also has seating outside, all of which offer some fantastic views of the beach and mountains beyond.

The food here is of a general mix, its good food at a good price and you get a lot of it. It is definitely our favourite place to eat, especially in summer when you can watch the sun setting from the comfort of your seat. We love the burger and curly fries here, I am a vegi and it is by far the best vegi burger I have ever tasted. If you can manage it you should then try their white chocolate cheesecake, it's to die for. This restaurant is very popular with visitors and locals so expect to wait to be seated no matter what time you go. If when you are queuing to get a seat and you hear some English Vancourites in the queue it will probably be us moaning that everyone now knows about this place!

If you are on a tighter budget, you should still do the walk round to Horseshoe Bay and look for the hotdog stand with a red and green umbrella. This is situated on the patch next to the beach, near to Milestones. They do a great hotdog for $2.50, they also do a great vegi one. Then sit on a log on the beach and watch the sunset between the mountains, its breathtaking. You can then enjoy some of the performers along the beach. It's a great experiance and does not get much cheaper.

There is a huge array of Vancouver restaurants throughout the city ranging from typical Canadian to Italian and Japanese. Whatever your choice of cuisine, whether you are looking for a quick bite to eat or for fine dining in Vancouver you can be sure to find a Vancouver restaurant that meets your needs. We have listed some of the other restaurants Vancouver has to offer.

Dining Out Vancouver Style – Canadian Cuisine
Kerrisdale White Spot
5367 West Boulevard, Vancouver

Denny's Restaurant
1296 West Broadway, Vancouver

Vancouver BC Restaurants – Chinese Cuisine
Shining Garden
5822 Victoria Drive, Vancouver

Shanghai Palace Chinese Restaurant
8012 Granville Street, Vancouver

Wild Rice Modern Chinese Cuisine
117 West Pender Street, Vancouver

Ridge Garden Chinese Restaurant
3113 Arbutus Street, Vancouver

Vancouver Restaurant Guides votes this the best Fish & Chips in Vancouver
Mr Pickwick's Fish and Chips
1007 Denman Street, Vancouver

French Bistros & Cafes
Cassis Bistro
420 West Pender Street, Vancouver

Cafe Montmartre
4362 Main Street, Vancouver

Cafe Crepe
874 Granville Street, Vancouver

Greek Cuisine Restaurants in Vancouver
Olympia Restaurant
3205 West Broadway, Vancouver

Stepho's Greek Restaurant
1124 Davie Street, Vancouver

Vancouvers Best Restaurants for Indian Cuisine
Del-Hi Darbar Indian Cuisine
2120 Main Street, Vancouver

Clove
2054 Commercial Drive, Vancouver

Rajni Bala's Indian Restaurant
1279 East Hastings Street, Vancouver

Original Tandoori and Chat House
7233 Fraser Street, Vancouver

Italian Restaurants in Vancouver
Cioppino's Enoteca
1129 Hamilton Street, Vancouver

Nick's Spaghetti House
631 Commercial Drive, Vancouver

Japanese Restaurants
Asa Sushi Japanese Restaurant
2178 West 41st Avenue, Vancouver

Van Ya Japanese Restaurant
5615 Harold Street, Vancouver

Clubhouse Japanese Restaurant
255 West 2nd Avenue, Vancouver

Samurai Sushi House
5888 Cambie Street, Vancouver

Kishu Japanese House
538 Seymour Street, Vancouver

Vancouver Dining Guides – Mexican Restaurants
Lolita's Restaurant
1326 Davie Street, Vancouver

Andale's Mexican and Spanish Cuisine
3211 West Broadway, Vancouver

Nazare BBQ Mexican Chicken
1859 Commercial Drive, Vancouver

Topanga Cafe
2904 West 4th Avenue, Vancouver

Pacific Northwest Restaurants
The Templeton
1087 Granville Street, Vancouver

Cravings Bistro
8804 Osler Street, Vancouver

Hamilton Street Grill
1009 Hamilton Street, Vancouver

Aurora Bistro
2420 Main Street, Vancouver

Indigo Bistro
1088 Burrard Street, Vancouver

Vancouver Pizza Places
Megabite Pizza
1417 Commercial Drive, Vancouver

Flying Wedge Gourmet Pizza
1937 Cornwall Avenue, Vancouver

Vegetarian Restaurants
Planet VEG Restaurant
1941 Cornwall Avenue, Vancouver

India Bistro
1157 Davie Street, Vancouver

Cafe Deux Soleil
2096 Commercial Drive, Vancouver

Steakhouse Restaurants in Vancouver
The Keg Steakhouse and Bar
742 Thurlow Street, Vancouver

Hamilton Street Grill
1009 Hamilton Street, Vancouver

Thai Vancouver Restaurants
Enthuze
871 Denman Street, Vancouver

Clove
2054 Commercial Drive, Vancouver

Sawasdee Thai Restaurant
4250 Main Street, Vancouver

Let us know of your eating out experiences in Vancouver.

2 Comments:

Mike Stewart said...

For great Contemporary Canadian cuisine go to the Aurora Bistro. Its at 7th and Main and the food is amazing. Think modern western cuisine with a West Coast twist at very reasonable prices. The Seabass is great. The drink options are also very good and eclectic.

6:50 PM  
Mike Stewart said...

Also check out Simply Thai! I go there for lunch all the time (my office is around the corner)

Here's the link - http://www.simplythairestaurant.com/

6:52 PM  

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