Roxanne + Scooter’s Guidebook
Beer!
Strathcona is within walking distance to many great microbreweries. We're not quite Portland, but we're on our way!
Located just off the Adanac bike trail, it’s a great place to stop for a seasonal beer and a good story.
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Off the Rail Brewing
1351 Adanac StLocated just off the Adanac bike trail, it’s a great place to stop for a seasonal beer and a good story.
Craft brewery with a small, but curated menu, that showcases quality local and Italian products. They specialize in 'sour beers' and offer an outside patio (and sometimes music).
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Luppolo Brewing Co.
1123 Venables StCraft brewery with a small, but curated menu, that showcases quality local and Italian products. They specialize in 'sour beers' and offer an outside patio (and sometimes music).
Our friend David starting brewing beer as a hobby in his Kitsilano apartment several years ago and has been winning awards since opening his microbrewery. Now located in a much larger location just down the road on Powell, you'll also find his beer in many of Vancouver's bars, restaurants and clubs.
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Powell Brewery
1357 Powell StOur friend David starting brewing beer as a hobby in his Kitsilano apartment several years ago and has been winning awards since opening his microbrewery. Now located in a much larger location just down the road on Powell, you'll also find his beer in many of Vancouver's bars, restaurants and clubs.
Bomber Brewing
1488 Adanac StIt's the bomb!
Also boasts a restaurant and they do a great brunch. Live music some weekends.
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Red Truck Beer Company
295 E 1st AveAlso boasts a restaurant and they do a great brunch. Live music some weekends.
Alongside a varied range of IPAs from dark and light to West Coast inspired, Strange Fellows is most well-known for the tart sour beers and imperial stouts that it produces.
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Strange Fellows Brewing Company
1345 Clark DrAlongside a varied range of IPAs from dark and light to West Coast inspired, Strange Fellows is most well-known for the tart sour beers and imperial stouts that it produces.
Just down the road from Powell Brewery, Andina does some great South American snacks.
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Andina Brewing Company
1507 Powell StJust down the road from Powell Brewery, Andina does some great South American snacks.
The Tasting Room has a whopping 40 different taps to choose from and the Street Kitchen (inside) serves up tacos to burgers and daily doughnuts to pair with your beer of choice.
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Parallel 49 Brewing Company
1950 Triumph StThe Tasting Room has a whopping 40 different taps to choose from and the Street Kitchen (inside) serves up tacos to burgers and daily doughnuts to pair with your beer of choice.
Strathcona Brewing Company
895 E Hastings StBeer, pizza. What more can we say?
If you're walking up Main, check this spot out. Rotating food trucks right outside, and close to Cartem's Donuts if that's your thing.
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Brassneck Brewery
2148 Main StIf you're walking up Main, check this spot out. Rotating food trucks right outside, and close to Cartem's Donuts if that's your thing.
Faculty Brewing Co.
1830 Ontario StLocal micro-brewery with a community feel.
This brewery venue pours a selection of its own beers, special brewings & offers a range of pizzas.
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R&B Ale & Pizza House
1-54 E 4th AveThis brewery venue pours a selection of its own beers, special brewings & offers a range of pizzas.
Housed in one of Vancouver’s only remaining industrial heritage buildings, Main Street Brewing Co. (261 East 7th Avenue) is located inside the 1913 Vancouver Brewery Garage, which is in the historic Brewery Creek district where the original breweries once stood.
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Main Street Brewery
261 E 7th AveHoused in one of Vancouver’s only remaining industrial heritage buildings, Main Street Brewing Co. (261 East 7th Avenue) is located inside the 1913 Vancouver Brewery Garage, which is in the historic Brewery Creek district where the original breweries once stood.
33 Acres has grown from a brewery into a dining destination. Known for its brunch and veggie-forward options, the avocado ‘smash’ toast and mint and kale salad might sound hipsterish but the 60-seater dining room is open to all.
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33 Acres Brewing Company
15 W 8th Ave33 Acres has grown from a brewery into a dining destination. Known for its brunch and veggie-forward options, the avocado ‘smash’ toast and mint and kale salad might sound hipsterish but the 60-seater dining room is open to all.
Brewpub serving house craft beer, cocktails & whiskey, with board & arcade games & local art.
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BREWHALL
97 E 2nd AveBrewpub serving house craft beer, cocktails & whiskey, with board & arcade games & local art.
This vibrant brewery is passionate about being accessible and inclusive to all. They host events all of the time including comedy nights, live music, and more!
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Container Brewing Ltd.
1216 Franklin StThis vibrant brewery is passionate about being accessible and inclusive to all. They host events all of the time including comedy nights, live music, and more!
It's a short walk to this sweet street-side patio, fab when the sun's out. Try the Lobster Roll!
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East Vancouver Brewing Company
1675 Venables StIt's a short walk to this sweet street-side patio, fab when the sun's out. Try the Lobster Roll!
Electric Bicycle offers a unique brewery experience filled with good beer and gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches.
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Electic Bicycle Brewing
20 E 4th AveElectric Bicycle offers a unique brewery experience filled with good beer and gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches.
The goal of Faculty Brewing is to bring beer and beer culture to a wider audience, which is why they named their beer in a way that mimics university courses — level 100 is for easier and more accessible beers, and it goes up to level 700 for more complex ones.
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Faculty Brewing Co.
1830 Ontario StThe goal of Faculty Brewing is to bring beer and beer culture to a wider audience, which is why they named their beer in a way that mimics university courses — level 100 is for easier and more accessible beers, and it goes up to level 700 for more complex ones.
Callister Brewing started out as the first co-working, collaborative brewery in Canada, supporting talented brewers to start their business by creating accessibility to equipment and commercial facilities. Along with tasty brews, they also make small-batch craft sodas.
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Callister Brewing Co
1338 Franklin StCallister Brewing started out as the first co-working, collaborative brewery in Canada, supporting talented brewers to start their business by creating accessibility to equipment and commercial facilities. Along with tasty brews, they also make small-batch craft sodas.
Superflux Beer Company
505 Clark DrHot Dog Happy Hour and a rotating fresh sheet.
Restaurants - 15 minute walk or less
We're foodies and we're so fortunate to have so many great restaurants here. We'll start with the ones that are close by.
Tapas, great cocktails and sangria that is Vancouver-famous. The original closed down a few years back but the son has reopened this new verison and it's as good, if not better.
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Bodega on Main
1014 Main StTapas, great cocktails and sangria that is Vancouver-famous. The original closed down a few years back but the son has reopened this new verison and it's as good, if not better.
Torafuku
958 Main StAsian fusion. Yum.
Classic Cambodian and Vietnamese. It's worth the wait in line.
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Phnom Penh Restaurant
244 E Georgia StClassic Cambodian and Vietnamese. It's worth the wait in line.
The Ramen Butcher
223 E Georgia StRamen. Oh Ramen. Again, worth the wait in line.
Modern Asian fusion, crazy-good cocktails. Reservations are recommended.
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Bao Bei
163 Keefer StModern Asian fusion, crazy-good cocktails. Reservations are recommended.
Cool little raw bar with a great oyster selection + cocktails.
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Oyster Express
296 Keefer StCool little raw bar with a great oyster selection + cocktails.
Virtuous Pie
583 Main StPlant-based pizza. We've heard great things!
They close the shop when they run out of dough for the day. They run out of dough often. Check it out.
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Pizzeria Farina
915 Main StThey close the shop when they run out of dough for the day. They run out of dough often. Check it out.
If you don't like fried chicken, we probably can't be friends. Neat cocktails too. Gluten-free!
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Juke Fried Chicken
182 Keefer StIf you don't like fried chicken, we probably can't be friends. Neat cocktails too. Gluten-free!
Kissa Tanto
263 E Pender StJapanese-Italian Fusion. People rave about it.
More like straight into my mouth. This is the stuff. Just a grab-a- slice / take out kind of spot.
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Straight Outta Brooklyn NYC Pizza
648 Main StMore like straight into my mouth. This is the stuff. Just a grab-a- slice / take out kind of spot.
Lovely sandwiches, soups, salads and sweets (some gluten free options too). Daytime hours only.
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Finch's Market
501 E Georgia StLovely sandwiches, soups, salads and sweets (some gluten free options too). Daytime hours only.
More of a coffee and dessert bar than a restaurant but I had to add it because their creme brulee, which comes in flavours like Earl Grey, Baileys, Vietnamese Coffee, Black Sesame and Salted Caramel, is quite literally an addiction that I had to slowly wean myself from. Don't miss it. Also authenic Belgian liege waffles.
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Crackle Creme
245 Union StMore of a coffee and dessert bar than a restaurant but I had to add it because their creme brulee, which comes in flavours like Earl Grey, Baileys, Vietnamese Coffee, Black Sesame and Salted Caramel, is quite literally an addiction that I had to slowly wean myself from. Don't miss it. Also authenic Belgian liege waffles.
Burgers, wings & veggie fare, plus craft beer & drinks served in a hip space with live music nights.
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The Heatley
696 E Hastings StBurgers, wings & veggie fare, plus craft beer & drinks served in a hip space with live music nights.
Chinatown BBQ
130 E Pender StLovely, modern spot with great Chinese bbq fare.
Good Asian food specializing in seafood (obvs!). They also do dim sum.
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Floata Seafood Restaurant
180 Keefer StGood Asian food specializing in seafood (obvs!). They also do dim sum.
Fat Mao Noodles
217 E Georgia StThai soup noodle spot. Slurpily delicious.
Traditional Vietnamese banh mi spot. Take-out only.
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Ba Le Sandwich Shop
633 Main StTraditional Vietnamese banh mi spot. Take-out only.
Legendary local ice cream spot recently listed in the Guinness Book of World records for the most flavours -- 238 to be exact. Prepare to spend a good 20 minutes just trying to decide what to have.
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La Casa Gelato
1033 Venables StLegendary local ice cream spot recently listed in the Guinness Book of World records for the most flavours -- 238 to be exact. Prepare to spend a good 20 minutes just trying to decide what to have.
Fantastic bento boxes, huge portions and easy on the wallet. Don’t forget the sauces and pickles. Call ahead, take-out only.
Manpuku Bento
288 E Pender StFantastic bento boxes, huge portions and easy on the wallet. Don’t forget the sauces and pickles. Call ahead, take-out only.
Great take-away sushi. Also carries a good range of Japanese grocery items.
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Fujiya Japanese Foods - Main
912 Clark DrGreat take-away sushi. Also carries a good range of Japanese grocery items.
Vietnamese street- food joint. You should go. The Damn Good Chicken and Rice is a must.
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DD MAU Chinatown
145 E Pender StVietnamese street- food joint. You should go. The Damn Good Chicken and Rice is a must.
Maxim's Restaurant Chinatown
257 Keefer StOur favourite Chinatown bakery. Try the Cocktail Buns!
Great happy hour, delicious food and ambience. This is our go-to spot. Now with a cute parking lot patio.
Fiorino, Italian Street Food
212 East Georgia StreetGreat happy hour, delicious food and ambience. This is our go-to spot. Now with a cute parking lot patio.
All day breakfast - their breakfast sandwich gets top marks!
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Hunnybee Bruncheonette
789 Gore AveAll day breakfast - their breakfast sandwich gets top marks!
mello
223 E Pender StDonuts to die for. Try the Lemon Curd Brioche (you're welcome).
Happy Hour everyday from 4-6pm. Check their calendar for live music events.
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The Heatley
696 E Hastings StHappy Hour everyday from 4-6pm. Check their calendar for live music events.
Kokomo
611 Gore Ave100% plant-focused bowls and smoothies.
Tourist Attractions
Fun things to do around town.
Unwind -- take a stroll around the seawall, or rent a bike or rollerblades, but be sure to visit this gem of Vancouver. Home to the Vancouver Aquarium. https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/Seawall-Printable-Map3.pdf
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Stanley Park
610 Pipeline RdUnwind -- take a stroll around the seawall, or rent a bike or rollerblades, but be sure to visit this gem of Vancouver. Home to the Vancouver Aquarium. https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/Seawall-Printable-Map3.pdf
Just a few blocks away you'll find this serene traditional Chinese garden.
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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden
578 Carrall StJust a few blocks away you'll find this serene traditional Chinese garden.
Rotating exhibitions. Must love children.
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Science World at TELUS World of Science
1455 Quebec StRotating exhibitions. Must love children.
Historic Theatre, The Cultch
1895 Venables StGreat local spot for live theatre.
VanDusen Botanical Garden
5251 Oak StGreat to visit year-round.
OK, this is actually Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood (Strathcona is close!). Dining and shopping galore.
Gastown grew from a single tavern founded by John ‘Gassy Jack’ Deighton back in 1867. Today, the district retains its historic charm and independent spirit. Victorian architecture houses a thriving fashion scene, impeccably curated décor boutiques, one-of-a-kind galleries and some of the best culinary fare in Vancouver. It’s a gathering place for stylish locals and an ideal neighbourhood to explore on foot. Gastown lies along the north of the downtown Vancouver peninsula, from Richards east to Main Street, and south to Hastings Street.
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Gastown
OK, this is actually Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood (Strathcona is close!). Dining and shopping galore.
Gastown grew from a single tavern founded by John ‘Gassy Jack’ Deighton back in 1867. Today, the district retains its historic charm and independent spirit. Victorian architecture houses a thriving fashion scene, impeccably curated décor boutiques, one-of-a-kind galleries and some of the best culinary fare in Vancouver. It’s a gathering place for stylish locals and an ideal neighbourhood to explore on foot. Gastown lies along the north of the downtown Vancouver peninsula, from Richards east to Main Street, and south to Hastings Street.
In the early 1900s, Granville Island was home to factories, plants and sawmills. Things are a little different today—Granville Island is both a locals’ favorite and a huge draw for visitors. Technically a sandspit and not an island, the neighbourhood sits just south of the downtown peninsula, right under the Granville Bridge. The Granville Island Public Market acts as a hub of activity, but it’s also one of the city’s most important cultural districts with theatres, artisan workshops and craft studios.
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Granville Island
In the early 1900s, Granville Island was home to factories, plants and sawmills. Things are a little different today—Granville Island is both a locals’ favorite and a huge draw for visitors. Technically a sandspit and not an island, the neighbourhood sits just south of the downtown peninsula, right under the Granville Bridge. The Granville Island Public Market acts as a hub of activity, but it’s also one of the city’s most important cultural districts with theatres, artisan workshops and craft studios.
Established back in the 1890s, Vancouver’s Chinatown has been humming busily for more than a century with vivid colours, exotic cuisine and a vibrant culture. Vancouver’s Chinese population originally made the journey to work in local mines and build the Trans-Canada railway. Rich in history and architecture, this area east of downtown boasts North America's third-largest Chinatown after New York and San Francisco. The main commercial area runs is around six blocks, bordered by East Pender Street, Gore Avenue, East Georgia Street, and Carrall Street.
You’ll find plenty of classic Asian specialty stores, with their wares piled by the sidewalk for perusing, as well as dim sum restaurants, apothecaries, and quiet oases offering calm respite from the bustle. While there are many traditional finds in Chinatown, you’ll also see a burst of modern retail thanks to some young entrepreneurs who have set up shop in the neighbourhood, especially along Pender between Columbia and Main streets.
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Chinatown
Established back in the 1890s, Vancouver’s Chinatown has been humming busily for more than a century with vivid colours, exotic cuisine and a vibrant culture. Vancouver’s Chinese population originally made the journey to work in local mines and build the Trans-Canada railway. Rich in history and architecture, this area east of downtown boasts North America's third-largest Chinatown after New York and San Francisco. The main commercial area runs is around six blocks, bordered by East Pender Street, Gore Avenue, East Georgia Street, and Carrall Street.
You’ll find plenty of classic Asian specialty stores, with their wares piled by the sidewalk for perusing, as well as dim sum restaurants, apothecaries, and quiet oases offering calm respite from the bustle. While there are many traditional finds in Chinatown, you’ll also see a burst of modern retail thanks to some young entrepreneurs who have set up shop in the neighbourhood, especially along Pender between Columbia and Main streets.
One of Vancouver's best-known shopping districts. The main retail shopping area starts around Granville Street, which is where you’ll find Nordstrom and the entrance to the Pacific Centre shopping mall, stretching down to Jervis Street. In between, you’ll find most of the major North American fashion brands, along with a lively mix of sporting goods, accessories, homewares, beauty and wellness purveyors. You’ll find a number of international luxury brands a block off Robson, around the intersection of Burrard and Alberni streets.
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Robson Street
1155 Robson StOne of Vancouver's best-known shopping districts. The main retail shopping area starts around Granville Street, which is where you’ll find Nordstrom and the entrance to the Pacific Centre shopping mall, stretching down to Jervis Street. In between, you’ll find most of the major North American fashion brands, along with a lively mix of sporting goods, accessories, homewares, beauty and wellness purveyors. You’ll find a number of international luxury brands a block off Robson, around the intersection of Burrard and Alberni streets.
Located in beautiful Queen Elizabeth Park, Bloedel Conservatory is a domed lush paradise atop Vancouver’s highest point. More than 120 free-flying exotic birds, 500 exotic plants and flowers thrive within its temperature-controlled environment.
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Bloedel Conservatory
4600 Cambie StLocated in beautiful Queen Elizabeth Park, Bloedel Conservatory is a domed lush paradise atop Vancouver’s highest point. More than 120 free-flying exotic birds, 500 exotic plants and flowers thrive within its temperature-controlled environment.
Horse racing has been a part of Hastings Park since the 1800s. Live race days (free entrance) take place between April and October. Various restaurants, bars, and a gaming floor with 600 slots operate year-round.
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Hastings Park Racecourse
188 N Renfrew StHorse racing has been a part of Hastings Park since the 1800s. Live race days (free entrance) take place between April and October. Various restaurants, bars, and a gaming floor with 600 slots operate year-round.
Amusement park, show, sport and concert venue featuring (mostly) year-round activities. The Pacific National Exhibition itself is an annual event that takes place during the last two weeks of August each year. Rides, food, concerts, agriculture, games. It's all here, (including Hastings Racecourse).
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Playland at the PNE
2901 E Hastings StAmusement park, show, sport and concert venue featuring (mostly) year-round activities. The Pacific National Exhibition itself is an annual event that takes place during the last two weeks of August each year. Rides, food, concerts, agriculture, games. It's all here, (including Hastings Racecourse).
Along with the Conservatory, Queen E features beautiful gardens to stroll through, lawn bowling, tennis courts, pitch + putt. The restaurant, Seasons in the Park, has great food and a spectacular view of the city. Reservations recommended.
https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/queen-elizabeth-park-map(1).pdf
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Queen Elizabeth Park
4600 Cambie StAlong with the Conservatory, Queen E features beautiful gardens to stroll through, lawn bowling, tennis courts, pitch + putt. The restaurant, Seasons in the Park, has great food and a spectacular view of the city. Reservations recommended.
https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/queen-elizabeth-park-map(1).pdf
Capilano Suspension Bridge
3735 Capilano RdWorth a visit if you're brave!
A Vancouver favourite, Kits Beach also features a 137-metre, heated, saltwater swimming pool.
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Kitsilano Beach Park
1499 Arbutus StA Vancouver favourite, Kits Beach also features a 137-metre, heated, saltwater swimming pool.
World-famous nude beach located along the UBC endowment lands. Be prepared for a lot of stairs!
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Wreck Beach
Southwest Marine DriveWorld-famous nude beach located along the UBC endowment lands. Be prepared for a lot of stairs!
Second Beach is located in Stanley Park and also features an oceanside, heated, outdoor pool. Barbeques can be used at nearby Ceperley Meadow.
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Second Beach Swimming Pool
735 Stanley Park DrSecond Beach is located in Stanley Park and also features an oceanside, heated, outdoor pool. Barbeques can be used at nearby Ceperley Meadow.
Unobstructed views of the Northshore, beach volleyball, popular spot for group bbq's. Fun to muck about when the tide goes waayyy out. The cafe located here offers decent fish and chips.
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Spanish Banks
Unobstructed views of the Northshore, beach volleyball, popular spot for group bbq's. Fun to muck about when the tide goes waayyy out. The cafe located here offers decent fish and chips.
FlyOver Canada is a breathtaking, all-ages, flight simulation ride like no other! You will take off into a huge dome screen with the latest in projection and ride technology creating a true flying experience (complete with wind, scents, and mist!). It's a short ride but a fun experience.
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FlyOver Canada
999 Canada PlaceFlyOver Canada is a breathtaking, all-ages, flight simulation ride like no other! You will take off into a huge dome screen with the latest in projection and ride technology creating a true flying experience (complete with wind, scents, and mist!). It's a short ride but a fun experience.
Biking + Rentals
We are a cycling city, and in fact our home is located on the Union/Adanac Bike Route. Find more information about cycling in Vancouver here - https://vancouver.ca/streets-transportation/biking.aspx. View a cycling map of the city here - https://vancouver.ca/files/cov/map-cycling-vancouver.pdf
Bike Clinic is a neighbourhood bicycle repair shop located two blocks away, offering rentals, repairs and maintenance.
Bike Clinic
247 Union Street Bike Clinic is a neighbourhood bicycle repair shop located two blocks away, offering rentals, repairs and maintenance.
You'll see Mobi stations all around the city. These are not your typical rentals, rather they are stationed to get you from point A to point B and generally meant for short one-off trips.
Mobi by Shaw Bike Station
625 Burrard StYou'll see Mobi stations all around the city. These are not your typical rentals, rather they are stationed to get you from point A to point B and generally meant for short one-off trips.
Neighbourhood Bars
From high-end to dive bars, Strathcona has them all.
The Keefer Bar
135 Keefer StGorgeous cocktails, very cool intimate room.
London Pub
700 Main StPub fare, pub crowd. Pool, darts, happy hour.
Dance Club, voted Best Vancouver's Nightclub 2019, 2018 and 2016. Great local and touring acts.
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Fortune Sound Club
147 E Pender StDance Club, voted Best Vancouver's Nightclub 2019, 2018 and 2016. Great local and touring acts.
Dive bar supreme.
“Just make sure you leave promptly when Leo the bartender starts playing "Hit the road Jack"... on repeat.
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Brickhouse Late Nite Bistro & Bar
730 Main StDive bar supreme.
“Just make sure you leave promptly when Leo the bartender starts playing "Hit the road Jack"... on repeat.
The American
926 Main StPinball, pool, foosball, burgers.
Lanalous is a live music venue featuring local bands and an unpretentious cozy atmosphere. Community-minded, eclectic decor, and a menu featuring comfort food and great drinks.
LanaLou's Restaurant
362 Powell StLanalous is a live music venue featuring local bands and an unpretentious cozy atmosphere. Community-minded, eclectic decor, and a menu featuring comfort food and great drinks.
Galleries + Museums
Vancouver Art Gallery
750 Hornby StContemporary Art Gallery
555 Nelson StEquinox Gallery
3642 Commercial StMonte Clark Gallery
53 Dunlevy AvenueMuseum of Anthropology
6393 NW Marine DrBill Reid Gallery
639 Hornby StMuseum of Vancouver
1100 Chestnut StVancouver Police Museum & Archives
240 E Cordova StCatriona Jeffries
950 E Cordova StHR MacMillan Space Centre
1100 Chestnut StBeaty Biodiversity Museum
2212 Main MallRennie Museum
51 E Pender StVancouver Maritime Museum
1905 Ogden AveCentre A: Vancouver International Centre for Contemporary Asian Art
268 Keefer StLibby Leshgold Gallery
520 E 1st AveGroceries
A list of spots around the neighbourhood to stock up on food supplies + treats.
About a 20-minute walk from our place, No Frills is a local grocery chain.
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Sahota’s No Frills
1460 E Hastings StAbout a 20-minute walk from our place, No Frills is a local grocery chain.
Buy-Low is another local chain, located about a 30-minute walk from our place.
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Buy-Low Foods
370 E BroadwayBuy-Low is another local chain, located about a 30-minute walk from our place.
T + T is our local Asian market. They carry many products and have a great seafood counter as well as prepared Asian foods, dim sum, sweets, etc.
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T&T Supermarket
179 Keefer PlT + T is our local Asian market. They carry many products and have a great seafood counter as well as prepared Asian foods, dim sum, sweets, etc.
Contemporary outfit offering espresso drinks & Italian-inspired fare & groceries.
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DALINA
687 Main StContemporary outfit offering espresso drinks & Italian-inspired fare & groceries.
Modern, well-stocked vegan grocery store carrying a variety of goods & offering samples.
Vegan Supply Chinatown
250 E Pender StModern, well-stocked vegan grocery store carrying a variety of goods & offering samples.
Right next door! Family-run store with espresso, sandwiches, pastries and groceries.
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Benny Foods Ltd
598 Union StRight next door! Family-run store with espresso, sandwiches, pastries and groceries.
The place to go for anything to do with cooking in Vancouver! Amazing range of food prep equipment and specialty foods. They also sell some prepared frozen foods.
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The Gourmet Warehouse
1340 E Hastings StThe place to go for anything to do with cooking in Vancouver! Amazing range of food prep equipment and specialty foods. They also sell some prepared frozen foods.
Three blocks down the street, family-owned store featuring baked goods, espresso, specialty Portuguese items and more.
Union Market
810 Union StreetThree blocks down the street, family-owned store featuring baked goods, espresso, specialty Portuguese items and more.
A community supported locally-sourced grocery store and noodle soup cafe.
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Harvest Community Foods
243 Union StA community supported locally-sourced grocery store and noodle soup cafe.