Gastropubs in Gastown, Vancouver, BC
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Results from the 'Gastropubs' category in Gastown, Vancouver
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608 Dunsmuir Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 1Y6
(604) 696-5558
Pub, Bar & grill, Gastropub 
The St Regis Bar & Grill in Vancouver is a popular late-night dining spot with excellent food and friendly staff. Customers praise the service, relaxed atmosphere, and reasonably priced menu. Particular mentions go to the delicious food, outstanding servers like Phil and Cynthia, and the great selection of drinks. The ambiance is described as old-fashioned and welcoming. 
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203 Carrall Street, GASTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 2J2
(604) 710-9510
Six Acres is proud to continue the Gastown tradition of talking, swigging and tucking into good food in a friendly spot. We’re housed in the Alhambra building, the oldest brick building in Vancouver, which stands on the site of Gassy Jack’s Deighton Hotel. Gassy Jack is the man responsible for our township. He provided booze, and the people came. He may not be the most noble of forefathers, but he’s ours. He drank a lot, talked a lot and married a twelve year old. Yet, he built Gastown from the dirt up and delighted bar goers with his endless chatter (to “gas” meant to talk a lot). He built a shack of a saloon in the middle of wilderness in front of where Six Acres now stands. This little whiskey fueled saloon spawned a settlement which grew to a six acre plot of land now known as Gastown. Eventually, this humble township grew up to be Vancouver. We are inspired by folks coming into Six Acres to get together over food and drink as they’ve done in Gastown since Jack built his little shack. Our spot is tucked behind the statue of Gassy Jack, and we lovingly gaze at his bronzed behind every night. Gastown. Six Acres. Six Acres is a welcoming and friendly pub with excellent service. The atmosphere is relaxing and perfect for people watching. The food is top-notch, with standout dishes including cauliflower, mussels, brisket, and fries. The cocktail menu is impressive and the staff are attentive and professional. The interior space and ambience are charming, making it a great spot for a date night or large gatherings. The live music and accommodating staff make for unforgettable experiences. 
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76-1055 Canada Place, Vancouver, V6C 0C3
(604) 235-9827
Restaurant, Canadian restaurant, Bar Tap & Barrel is a popular spot with a diverse menu and great selection of food and drinks. Many customers praise the delicious food, friendly and accommodating staff, and beautiful views. The atmosphere is often described as lively and welcoming. Happy hour and accommodations for dietary restrictions are noted as pluses. Some customers have had less positive experiences with issues such as poor service, unpleasant surprises like rats, and slow food delivery. Overall, the positive reviews outweigh the negative. 
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216 Carrall St., GASTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 2J1
(604) 687-4322
Bars, no happy hour, best nights fri, boîtes de nuit, dance clubs, Cabarets, Banquet Rooms, accepts credit cards, Aliments et Boissons, Gastropub, Room, cabarets night club, Places To Eat, Restaurants, dj music, live, sat, Pub, Eating and Drinking Places, good for groups, no outdoor seating, full bar alcohol, coat check, Pubs et Cafés, Irish pub The Blarney Stone is a popular Irish pub in Vancouver known for its lively atmosphere and plentiful drinks. Patrons praise the pub's authentic decor, friendly patrons, and wide range of drinks, particularly the Guinness and whisky. The food, including Irish nachos and fish and chips, is also frequently mentioned as a highlight. Some reviews note inconsistent service and long wait times, but overall, the positive experiences outweigh the negative. The Blarney Stone is a must-visit for those seeking an authentic Irish pub experience in Vancouver.