Gastropubs near North Vancouver BC (13 Result(s))

Charlatan invites you to their establishment. Their bar is the perfect location for after dinner drinks. You can also enjoy the sunlight on their terrace. They are open at night all week.

Steel Toad Brewing Companyl, a tasteful 200 seat pub, complimented by a 75 seat restaurant, is opening adjacent to the Olympic Village and housed in a restored turn of the century steel fabricating plant. People spend most of their time at work. When it's over, they deserve a pint of fresh, delicious beer (or craft cocktail) and a good meal in a place they can feel at home. A place where the staff have personality, know their stuff, and care about making the whole experience fun for all. That's what Steel Toad will be.

The Yaletown Brewing Company is Vancouver's original and best Brewpub. Founded in 1994, just as the former warehouse district of Yaletown was just beginning to emerge as a destination for businesses and residents, the YBC was built with the vision of being a true neighbourhood pub - a welcoming gathering place whether you arrived dressed in a suit or flip-flops. During the intervening years, the neighbourhood has undergone tremendous change, but the Brewing Company has remained Yaletown's premiere destination for superb beers, inspired menus and unpretentious good times. With a 160-seat Restaurant and a lively Pub with TVs, pool tables and a fireplace, the Yaletown Brewing Company has become a one-stop destination for everything from large corporate events to quick after-work beers with the regulars. The huge patios are Yaletown's best spot to sit, eat and take in the neighbourhood atmosphere throughout the spring and summer.

A nod to both the University of Oxford and British sporting culture, the New Oxford sits proudly on the edge of Yaletown, an ideal addition to Vancouver's notoriously trendy neighbourhood. The room runs the width of the entire city block, and reveals rustic gray millwork, classic pub-style furniture and black & white photos with a pop art treatment. Open seven days a week, the New Oxford serves original and classic cocktails, craft beer and local, organic pub fare, with a busy brunch weekends and holidays.

Shamrock Storehouse is a lively Irish pub in Vancouver, offering an authentic taste of Ireland with a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Known for its hearty pub fare, perfectly poured pints of Guinness, and live music, it's the perfect spot to enjoy a night out with friends or catch a game. Whether you're craving traditional Irish dishes or just looking for a cozy place to unwind, Shamrock Storehouse delivers a true Irish pub experience in the heart of the city.

Portland Craft invites you to their dining room. Come unwind at the bar with a cocktail. They are open nightly all week. You can get there by car. They are established in a surrounding packed with parks.

Named after the Bimini Islands in the Bahamas, Bimini's first opened its doors in 1974 after being granted the Province's first Neighborhood Pub license. The busy bar was quickly embraced by the post Summer of Love-era hippie locals; environmental agency Greenpeace's head office was across the street, and many of their radical plots were hatched in strategy meetings over pints at Bim's.

The Oakwood Canadian Bistro is a fun and unpretentious neighbourhood room specializing in down-to-earth Canadian fare and casual service. The bistro welcomes with a chic Canadian log cabin feel, while the name pays homage to the reclaimed wood materials used in the space, as well as Kitsilano's tree-themed street names. A staff of passionate industry professionals ensures a quality, welcoming experience. The concept for the Oakwood Canadian Bistro was drawn from classic French bistros, in which families invited the public into their homes to eat simply prepared, locally grown food in a warm, casual setting. Striving to utilize local, Canadian ingredients whenever possible, Executive Chef Michael Robbins and his team are guided by a food philosophy focused on fresh, house-made dishes influenced by French techniques. The small, seasonally changing menu caters to market availability and the sustainability of the products.

Situated in the heart of Kitsilano and established back in 1981 in what had previously been the local church, Darby's was one of the first pubs in Kitsilano. Named after the owner Terry Lightheart's sheep dog, many feel that Darby is still looking over the flock today. Chef Alex Rotherham serves up some amazingly unique dishes that play on the traditional pub fare.The food prepared in this neighborhood pub, while unique, is much like the style of modern English gastropubs; simple and delicious fare, served with a passion, and at an affordable price.