Best Restaurants in August in Vancouver (Updated 2025)

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1. Top of Vancouver Revolving Restaurant

2025 Global 100 – Restaurants for Views & Experiences

PHP4962Reservation AvailableWestern-styleSky viewBrunchViewCity viewsNight viewsSunsetPrime locationRevolving restaurantGreat shot spot

诺拉精选The observation tower restaurant Top of Vancouver won the 2020 Golden Plate Award. The beautiful scenery and exquisite food are a good choice for you. You can choose brunch, a three-course meal, or a glass of red wine or Starbucks coffee. The beautiful scenery, wine and beautiful people will definitely make you beautiful~

2. Coast

2025 Global 100 – Local Restaurants

PHP3722SeafoodPrime location

M25***40A good selection of wines, a good selection of local and Atlantic seafood on the menu, nice outdoor seating, and good service. It's not a place to go every night, but it's a great place to relax on vacation and I'd definitely go again!

3. Kissa Tanto

No.3 of Fine Dining in Vancouver

PHP8643Japanese

M25***40I've had the pleasure of visiting here twice. Great dinner experience, really nice place in Chinatown. Food was delicious, bread and butter was great. One of the top ten restaurants I've ever eaten at.

4. The Flying Pig Yaletown

No.18 of Local Restaurants in Vancouver

PHP752Reservation AvailableWestern-styleOpen LateAfternoon TeaPrime location

lulu0531We went there on a long weekend, so there weren't many people. We got a seat after 5pm. It was Happy Hour, so the usher was very considerate and found us a seat at the bar, so we could enjoy the drinks and snacks Happy Hour and have dinner. For HH's appetizers, we ordered mussels cooked in white wine and western-style croquettes with spicy mayonnaise. I really liked the mussels, which had no fishy smell at all, but were cooked very fresh. I don't recommend the meatballs, which were just mashed potatoes with beef filling. It was a bit greasy after eating too much, and the frying temperature was not very good. For the main course, I ordered seafood pasta, which I highly recommend. It is my favorite wide pasta pappardalle, and the mussels, prawns and fish in it are very fresh. I also like the sauce that goes with it, which is slightly spicy and not greasy. I couldn't stop eating it. The short rib ordered by my friend was neither good nor bad. Although the portion was large, the taste was not surprising. My friend liked the cheese mashed potatoes that came with it. For drinks, my friend and I both ordered Lager and House White. The beer was average. I highly recommend the House White, which is a relatively refreshing wine, not too bitter, and great for summer. Overall, it was a satisfying meal, and it was good to eat when passing by.

5. Masayoshi

No.8 of Fine Dining in Vancouver

PHP8685Japanese

M25***40Overall, every piece was fresh and delicious. Our only issue was that the head sushi chef had to serve us all at the counter and also had to order the tasting menu for all the customers in the dining room. This meant a long pause after eating some sushi.

6. Twisted Fork

No.17 of Local Restaurants in Vancouver

PHP2067Western-styleBrunch

M25***40We waited an hour for a table but it was definitely worth the wait. The brunch was delicious and the service was excellent. We really enjoyed our time at Twisted Firk in Vancouver!

7. Joe Fortes Seafood & Chop House

No.2 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Vancouver

PHP3184Reservation AvailableWestern-style

诺拉精选#joeforts was a sailor, originally from Barbados, and a legendary figure in #Vancouver's history. He immigrated to Vancouver in 1885 and worked as a bartender at a hotel in #gastown. At the same time, as an unofficial security guard, he taught hundreds of children how to swim. When he died in 1922, Vancouver residents spontaneously mourned him and formed the longest funeral procession in Vancouver. Even in the 21st century, Vancouverites have built many memorial sites near his home, and many libraries and restaurants were named after him in 1985, a hundred years after he came to Vancouver. Now gourmets from home and abroad are flocking to taste their seafood. The more famous one is the Happy Hour of one dollar for an oyster 🦪, which has now risen to one dollar and a half; there are also lobster 🦞burgers, signature coffee cakes, etc. Interested friends can go and try it.

8. The Boathouse Restaurant

No.2 of Restaurants for Views & Experiences in Vancouver

PHP2729SeafoodViewSea viewBrunchAfternoon TeaSunsetTerracePrime location

M25***40The food was very good and the location was great (we walked from our hotel). The service was OK but nothing special and uninspiring. The bar and tables had no personality which would have us not be tempted to return. We like good food in a place with a good atmosphere.

9. Sushi Okeya Kyujiro

No.5 of Fine Dining in Vancouver

PHP7237JapaneseDrama performanceSensory experiencesPrime location

身份都是自己给的A rare Japanese restaurant, every dish is very exquisite and the food is delicious