
Granville Street
Among Vancouver neighbourhoods, this is the city's nightlife hub, where you’ll find dancing, comedy, and live music in an electrifying atmosphere.
We’re at 1125 Granville, the loud, lit-up, slightly louche heart of downtown Vancouver. Here’s where the front desk would send you. Much of it just a few minutes from our door.
North to the harbour, south to False Creek, with plenty in between.
Granville is Vancouver’s entertainment spine. Theatres and live rooms, bars and late-night eats, with the seawall and waterfront just a short walk away. Step outside. You’re already in it.


Among Vancouver neighbourhoods, this is the city's nightlife hub, where you’ll find dancing, comedy, and live music in an electrifying atmosphere.

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All-day brunch favourites, good coffee and plenty of reasons to make breakfast the main event.

Excellent coffee without the fuss. A neighbourhood spot for a well-made cup and an easy start to the day.

Persian-inspired pastries, fresh-baked treats and coffee in a warm little neighbourhood café.

Italian coffee, pastries and a relaxed European feel. A good excuse to slow down for an espresso.

Serious coffee in a decidedly unstuffy setting. One of Vancouver’s go-to spots for people who really care about what’s in the cup.

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A tiny Yaletown favourite with excellent cocktails, great wine and charcuterie worth staying for.

Head downstairs for moody lighting, inventive cocktails and a little late-night drama.

Local craft beer, good food and an easygoing spot to settle in for a pint or catch the game.

Vancouver’s original microbrewery. Grab a flight, try something local and stay for another.

Natural wine, fresh oysters and Pacific Northwest small plates tucked away in Gastown’s historic Blood Alley.

Colourful Lebanese plates, big flavours and plenty made for sharing. An easy neighbourhood favourite.

Rustic Italian cooking, handmade pasta and good wine in a beautifully restored heritage setting.

Big screens, cold beer and all the game-day essentials. The place to go when there’s something you can’t miss.

Creative pizzas, cocktails and a lively Yaletown atmosphere that easily carries dinner into drinks.

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Refined West Coast cooking with French influence, tucked into one of Gastown’s most atmospheric corners.

A Granville Street institution. Live bands, packed dance floors and the kind of night that rarely ends early.

A grand old theatre for symphonies, touring artists and nights that call for something a little more dressed up.

Country music, line dancing and a mechanical bull. Leave your inhibitions upstairs.

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Hockey nights, sold-out concerts and some of the biggest shows in town. Home to the Vancouver Canucks and a year-round lineup of major events.

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Creative pizzas, cocktails and a lively Yaletown atmosphere that easily carries dinner into drinks.

A Vancouver institution. Go hungry, expect a wait and absolutely order the chicken wings and butter beef.
Grab a coffee at Revolver, wander the cobblestone streets and take the long way toward the waterfront.
Hop on the Aquabus across False Creek, explore the Public Market and stay for lunch by the water.
Walk or bike through Stanley Park, ending along English Bay as the sun starts to disappear.
Dinner, cocktails, live music, or all three. The best part? Modo is waiting just down the street.
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