7 Bucket List Foods To Eat In Vancouver

This incredible Canadian city is well known for its many culinary delights, so we decided to create a Vancouver bucket list for foodies. These are the dishes that you simply cannot ignore – whether you live here or are just visiting.

From beautiful pizzas and juicy burgers to sweet treats, there is something here for everybody. Prepare to drool because it is time to reveal the ultimate Vancouver bucket list for foodies…

1. Burger at L’abattoir

This bad boy is a burger to save up for the weekend, as it features as the star of the show on the brunch menu. Once you eat this burger that is so technically brilliant, you’ll want to come back every week.

2. PIzza at Il Castello Pizzeria

Il Castello Pizzeria brings traditional wood-fired Neapolitan pizza with chewy crusts, rich tomato sauce and perfectly placed chunks of mozzarella that melts in your mouth.

3. T- Bone Steak at Elisa Steakhouse

Vancouver’s newest and most trendiest steakhouse, Elisa offers the finest cuts of meat one can find in town.

A really special treat that should be saved for a special occasions. Once you taste that succulent meat though you will be hooked for life.

4. Ice Cream Sandwiches at Innocent Ice Cream

Nothing to feel guilty about this in place as it’s one of the few shops that serves gluten-free ice cream.

Their specialty is their ice cream sandwiches, which are absolutely massive in size and features twelve different flavours.

5. The Cubano at The Tuck Shoppe

The Tuck Shoppe takes a classic Cuban sandwich, the Cubano, and puts its own spin on it by adding pork belly to make an epic sandwich full of flavour.

Make it a complete meal and pair the sandwich with a craft beer and top it off with an ice cream sandwich after.

6. Poutine at La Belle Patate

La Belle Patate makes authentic Québécois cuisine, with the perfectly fresh, squeaky curds. There’s over 38 types of poutine to chow down on, all made with double cooked fries. Start the day off with a breakfast poutine topped with bacon, eggs, and onions or go for the All-You-Can-Eat Poutine for $20.

7. Brunch at Belgard Kitchen

A stunning oak panelled room that just oozes class as soon as you walk into it. They are known for a great selection of craft beers and a wholesome menu featuring some superbly precise cooking.

They have some spectacular brunch dishes on the menu, but you can’t go far wrong with either the burger or the steak and eggs. Both come out to the table looking like a work of art and tasting even better.