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Be at least 19 years of age to consume alcohol. Underage drinking is strictly prohibited on the Island and persons may be subject to age checks. Only consume in these boundaries and within the designated times. Note: The Public Market closes at 6pm daily.
Jun 9, 2023 · Maria Diment Jun 9, 2023 1:49 PM. Granville Island launched a new Open Alcohol Consumption Pilot program on June 9, 2023, which will allow Vancouverites to drink liquor inside the Public Market and the Courtyard until Dec. 31, 2023. Photo: FangXiaNuo/Getty Images.
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- Chocolate Glazed Cake Donut — Lee’s Donuts
- Flat White Coffee — Petit Ami
- Candied Salmon — Longliner Seafoods
- Parmesan + Herb Focaccia — Terra Breads
- Clam Chowder Pot Pie — A La Mode
- Halibut Fish and Chips — Tony’s Fish & Oyster Café
- Local Sweet Cherries — Sunlight Farms
- Smoked Salmon Tostada — Alimentaria Mexicana
- Westcoast Ipa, Granville Island Brewing
- Old Fashioned Puff Cream — Popina Canteen
The line of customers that stretches out the door will be your first hint that Lee’s Donutsis an iconic destination on Granville Island. Then, as you near the counter, the rows of glazed and sugar-dusted circles of goodness will answer any remaining doubts you might have about the place that has been providing handmade donuts since 1979. Whether yo...
For some flavorful caffeine to go with your donut, the cute little coffee shop Petit Amiis known for its flat white coffees. Especially when the Vancouver weather turns chilly, the hot drink with double espresso shots and a layer of velvety micro-foam is a sure-fire way to warm up. The coffee shop uses coffees that are direct from small-lot farmers...
Named for the long-liner wooden fishing boat that company founder Jim Moorehead used as a commercial fisherman, Longliner Seafoodsis an institution at the Granville Island Public Market. A sign reminds customers that the Longliner Seafoods stand has been in the same spot since the market opened its doors in 1979. Although you could get virtually an...
Hand-shaped loaves scored with the baker’s mark are among the features of Terra Breads, a bakery with multiple locations in Vancouver and the surrounding area. The bustling Granville Island location offers creative bread selections such as fig plus anise and cranberry pistachio, as well as pastries like cinnamon cardamom cruffins and peach rosemary...
Pies of every conceivable variety are on display at A La Mode, a long-time favorite at the public market. From coconut cream to key lime to traditional apple, sweet-pie lovers are sure to find their favorite — sold by the slice or by the whole pie. Or for something different, A La Mode also serves an assortment of savory pies and pot pies. Its sign...
It’s not fancy, but Tony’s Fish & Oyster Caféis widely known to serve the best fish and chips in Vancouver. With only six tables, Tony’s is “casual and unpretentious” with a fun atmosphere, according to its website. The little restaurant located at the entrance to Granville Island lives up to its reputation. When I visited on a busy lunch hour, the...
From tomatoes to raspberries to blueberries, all of the produce is stellar at the Sunlight Farmsstand. But the local sweet cherries are perhaps the stars of the market. Piled high in their paper baskets, the deep red cherries are hard to resist, and I always end up buying a pound or two when I visit Granville Island. They make a great dessert or a ...
From the cool seaside setting of Granville Island, the beautiful Alimentaria Mexicanarestaurant delivers on its promise of an “immersive journey into the heart of Mexico — its cuisine, its culture, and those who sustain it.” Located on a prominent corner just across from the public market building, Alimentaria Mexicana is sure to catch your eye wit...
If beer and a bite are in order, Vancouver mainstay Granville Island Brewing is the go-to spot. Billed as Canada’s first microbrewery, Granville Island Brewing has been producing local brews since 1984. Favorites include the Westcoast IPA, a fruity, floral, citrus mix of flavors, and the English Bay Ale, an ale with caramel malt sweetness and low b...
If you still have room for dessert or if you’re just out for a sweet indulgence, the Popina Canteen is definitely the place to treat yourself. Playing off the traditional cream puff dessert, Popina features puff creams— a soft-serve ice cream rolled in a variety of toppings and topped with a soft cream puff shell. Puff cream flavors range from the ...
Jun 9, 2023 · Any of the seven restaurants on Granville Island can offer alcoholic beverages as part of any takeout meal, or guests are welcome to bring their own drink of choice. The launch date is Friday, June 9, 2023, and hours of consumption are May to October, 11am – 8pm, and November to December: 11am – 7pm.
Launch Date: June 9, 2023. Hours of consumption: June – October: 11am – 8pm. November – December: 11am – 7pm. Review of trial: December 31, 2023. To learn more about this Pilot Project and provide feedback, please click here.
Jun 9, 2023 · Granville Island Public Market and in the Public Market Courtyard Allow Alcohol A burger and a beer, a lobster roll and a Pinot Gris, Smoked Salmon and Sake, even a charcuterie board with a gin and tonic – the choice is yours, and now you can enjoy it while taking in the spectacular views and entertainment in the Public Market Courtyard
Granville Island has had its own brewery since 1984. In addition to craft beer, the island is home to a variety of award winning small batch distilleries and wine merchants. Whatever you drink, Granville Island has a beverage for you.
