3.3
Good
63 Reviews
3735 Capilano Road, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
- Chicken Tenders and Fries Chicken Burger
- Southern Style Poutine
- Beef Burger
“We stopped at Loggers’ Grill during our visit to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park, and it was a nice place to take a break after spending several hours exploring the bridges, trails, and rainforest. We were mainly in the mood for something warm, so we ordered hot cocoa, which really hit the spot after being outside. It was rich, comforting, and exactly what we were looking for. There was a bit of a wait to order, but nothing unreasonable considering how busy the park was. The staff kept things moving, and once we had our drinks we were able to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. It felt like everyone was taking a well-deserved break before heading back out to explore. One thing we really enjoyed was the World Cup atmosphere throughout the restaurant. The decorations added a festive touch, and there were games set up that kept families and kids entertained while waiting or enjoying their food. It made the space feel lively without being overwhelming and added to the excitement of visiting Vancouver during such a fun time for soccer fans. The seating area was comfortable, and it was a great place to recharge before continuing through the park. While this isn’t necessarily a destination restaurant on its own, it serves its purpose well for guests spending the day at Capilano. The rustic lodge-style setting also fits perfectly with the surrounding forest and adds to the overall experience. The reason for four stars instead of five is simply the wait, even though it wasn’t excessive. Otherwise, we had a pleasant experience and appreciated having a convenient place to warm up and relax. Between the cozy hot cocoa, festive World Cup decorations, family-friendly games, and beautiful surroundings, Loggers’ Grill was a nice stop during our visit. If you’re spending the day at Capilano Suspension Bridge Park and need a break, it’s definitely worth stopping in for a snack or a warm drink before heading back out to enjoy the incredible scenery.”