Where to eat, district by district
Each neighbourhood page lists every restaurant, bar, market and bakery we cover there.
- Mount Pleasant 34 places Runs from Cambie Street to Clark Drive and from 2nd to 16th Avenue.
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Downtown / Coal Harbour
33 places
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Gastown
20 places
Historic waterfront district around the steam clock.
- Strathcona 16 places
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Chinatown
13 places
Canada's largest Chinatown, centred on Pender Street, with Main, Pender and Keefer streets its busiest.
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Kitsilano
13 places
West Side neighbourhood with AnnaLena on West 1st Avenue and Maenam, The Naam and a Ramen Danbo shop on West 4th Avenue.
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- South Granville 9 places Granville Street south of the bridge, where Small Victory has a bakery cafe at 3070 Granville.
- Yaletown 9 places Former warehouse and rail-yard area on False Creek.
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West End
8 places
Dense residential neighbourhood between Coal Harbour, downtown and Stanley Park.
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Commercial Drive
7 places
After World War II many Italian immigrants settled in eastern Vancouver, and the northern Drive became Little Italy.
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Granville Island
2 places
Home of the Granville Island Public Market, established in 1979, where visitors buy fresh produce, meat, fish and seafood, cheeses and other products.
- Punjabi Market 2 places
- Richmond 2 places About half of residents have Chinese ancestry.
- Cambie Village / Fairview 0 places Cambie Street along the Canada Line.