New Vancouver restaurants you should check out soon
New Vancouver restaurants are our three favourite words, so here’s the latest in local food and beverage.
There are tons of establishments in and around the city that have opened for the first time recently, but how do you pick which ones are worth hitting up?
We’ve done the tough work for you and created this shortlist of reopenings and openings you should be paying attention to — you’re welcome, foodies.
- See also:
Here are the best new Vancouver restaurants you need to try.
Mooby’s Pop-Up
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It’s here for a good time, not a long time, so we’d suggest getting grub from the fiction-turned-real fast-food joint from the mind of actor and filmmaker Kevin Smith. We went in on the first day of operation and would definitely recommend checking it out if you’re a burger lover. Folks need to make reservations ahead of time, or you can order this grub via Skip The Dishes.
Address: 670 Smithe Street, Vancouver
Sneaky Pete’s Pool Cafe
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Sneaky Pete’s Pool Cafe has finally opened its doors to the public in Vancouver. The new destination for games, beer, and grub is located at 424 Mclean Drive, just a stone’s throw from Yolk’s and Timbertrain’s Depot. Sneaky Pete’s boasts eight brand new Diamond pool tables.
Address: 424 Mclean Drive, Vancouver
Machi Machi
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This Taiwanese tea shop is known for its selection of specialty drinks like fresh teas, milk teas, and cream foam sips in unique (and adorable) to-go cups as well as takeaway bottles. Machi Machi currently operates several of its modern stores in Toronto and surrounding areas.
Address: 1194 Robson Street, Vancouver
Phone: 604-564-9139
Studio Brewing
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Studio Brewing is currently pouring a small but mighty menu of its beers alongside some collaborations with Dageraad Brewing and the Superflux Beer Company. If you feel like sticking around the tasting room, Studio has some bites like chips, tinned mussels, a cheese plate, and other light snacks available for brew lovers.
Address: 5792 Beresford Street, Burnaby
Crack On (food truck)
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Patrons who head here will find four sandwiches up for order, including the Crack Sandwich made from maple sausage, fried egg, Havarti, tomato relish, cheddar, candied jalapeno, and house-made aioli. This food truck updates its location and hours on its social media channels, so keep an eye on those.
Cascadia Bakehouse
Cascadia Bakehouse
This bakery and cafe opened at 2335 Clarke Street on February 20. It’s just a short walk away from Rocky Point Park and local train stations. Cascadia offers patrons made-from-scratch organic bread, toast, pastries, and pies made from local and seasonal ingredients.
Address: 2335 Clarke Street, Port Moody
Phone: 604-949-3542
Hello Nori
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The new 1,500 sq ft Japanese hand roll bar features a sprawling U-shaped bar complete with plexiglass dividers for pandemic-friendly seating. The menu here is straightforward (just the way we like it) and features 13 different varieties of hand rolls complete with some vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options. This is definitely one of our new Vancouver restaurants you should look into trying.
Address: 1165 Robson Street, Vancouver
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