9 Best Pubs in North Vancouver

“Had a great time watching the Avalanche vs Stars Playoffs game here yesterday! Food was fantastic, service and vibes from the staff were great as well. Lots of games on all the time, has the games audio actually playing, which is nice too as a sports fan.“

“went on a date a couple days ago with my boyfriend after our usual spot was busy and it was great! our server was a woman named Riley and she was amazing and the food was just as good! we usually go to the lower lonsdale location but our experience may have swung us!“

“Nice place, good atmosphere, good service, the restaurant is at the end of the road and in the middle of the city, so easy access, parking is also easy, it's on the side of the road and there's also one in the basement,Parking: Parking in front of the restaurant and inside the building is all free“

“Got a chorizo burrito. Wasnt the best ive ever had, maybe a bit of salsa needed and a tad high on the price but i would get it again. It was wholesome with what feels like home made ingredients, crispy shell and perfectly warmed. Some places heat it up and its cold in the centre at some places and overly hot on the outside, but this was great.As a grab and go, i would recommend this place.“

“I came here for dinner with my friend to celebrate her birthday and we had a great time. It was pretty busy with live music and the canucks were playing. I ordered a raspberry crush which was yummy and a falafel veggie burger. Good service and a great atmosphere. I've been here several times and will continue to come here.“

“Fun times and relaxed for a meeting spot for friends. Great service considering our wait staff was a new hire! Fab!“

“Great service and tasty food. Also they are willing to make changes on menu items for people with food intolerance. Gluten free, dairy free no problem. Great for lunch meetings!“

“Fish & Chips was in the top 5 of the best I've had, and I've had Fish & Chips in scores of places. The fish was cooked at the right temperature for the right length of time, and that's hard to find. Also of great importance was the cole slaw. I learned to make cole slaw in a high end seafood restaurant where I worked as a teenager. Cole slaw was meant to cleanse the palate between mouthfuls of greasy food. Most places have cole slaw with oil added, but the cole slaw at Seymour's was very plain and effective and plenty of it. The music was very good, too. Mike Van Eyes was there with his band plus Captain Grant Coburn and also a few tunes by Roger Procopio.“

“Great little place by the sea. Very easy going, was never crowded heavily and the waitress was usually on us for orders or asking how everything was. The fried beef dip was as expected, still good but nothing much to stand out. The rueben was a personal favorite of mine. Wish the fries were crisper but was quickly forgotten by the fact they had malt vinegar. It was odd to be out of some food come dinner rush but I didn't hold it against them. Overall a great little pub tucked away right in north van.“