Guidebook for Vancouver
Food Scene
Locally-sourced and minded folk. The first restaurant of its kind, founded in the late 60s (before "green" was a fad). A worthy place to support. Sunlit patio and live acoustic music every day.
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The Naam
2724 W 4th AveLocally-sourced and minded folk. The first restaurant of its kind, founded in the late 60s (before "green" was a fad). A worthy place to support. Sunlit patio and live acoustic music every day.
The oldest coffee shop in Vancouver, turning 107 this fall. Awarded the Places of Importance plaque, Arbutus Coffee is a place to reflect and envision, engage in dialogue, or simply be among aroma...
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Arbutus Coffee
2200 Arbutus StThe oldest coffee shop in Vancouver, turning 107 this fall. Awarded the Places of Importance plaque, Arbutus Coffee is a place to reflect and envision, engage in dialogue, or simply be among aroma...
Everything Else
Where fisherfolk, farmers, artists and seagulls meet. Walk the boardwalk to live music, indulge in a pint of champagne grapes, and reflect upon the import of sharing a common square.
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Granville Island Public Market
1689 Johnston StWhere fisherfolk, farmers, artists and seagulls meet. Walk the boardwalk to live music, indulge in a pint of champagne grapes, and reflect upon the import of sharing a common square.
Participate in a class at Kitsilano's humble studio. Unlike some large yoga studios in Vancouver, Semperviva actively commits to kindness and humility, true to that which yoga calls us.
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Semperviva Yoga - Sun Studio
2608 W BroadwayParticipate in a class at Kitsilano's humble studio. Unlike some large yoga studios in Vancouver, Semperviva actively commits to kindness and humility, true to that which yoga calls us.