Soak Up the Spring Vibes at These Metro Vancouver Restaurants - West Coast Food

Ready to bid farewell to winter? Whether you’ll miss it or not, there’s no better way to send off the chilly season than with a spring feast surrounded by lush greenery, dewy florals, and crisp, sun-filled skies. Toss your toque aside and order a perfectly chilled glass of rosé. Spring is arriving soon, and it’s time to celebrate! These Metro Vancouver spots offer the perfect setting to soak up the new season while savouring fresh inspiration from our community of creative chefs. Let’s wander through some of the brightest blooms in our local foodie scene

 

Shaughnessy Restaurant | Vancouver

Overlooking one of Vancouver’s true gems, VanDusen Gardens, this stunning restaurant is a wonderful place to savour the season. Open for lunch, brunch, and dinner, each menu highlights fresh, local ingredients that feel thoughtfully foraged and carefully selected. After your meal, take a stroll through the garden for a picture-perfect finish to your experience.

Shaughnessy Restaurant
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Seasons in the Park | Vancouver

Another charming eatery nestled in a sprawling park, this popular wedding spot sits amid 130 acres of trees, flower beds, and garden pathways. On a clear day, you can dine with views stretching all the way to the North Shore Mountains while enjoying a menu full of West Coast favourites, including their famous Sunday prime rib dinner!

Seasons in the Park
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Tap & Barrel Shipyards | Vancouver’s North Shore

With the weather warming up, patios are at last beginning to reopen! This is one of our absolute favourite ones on Vancouver’s North Shore, where you can take in the cityscape, watch passing boats, and maybe even catch a few curious seals popping their heads up. Drop by for their excellent happy hour and enjoy some much-needed photo synthesis.

Tap & Barrel Shipyards
Photo Credit: @tapandbarrel via Instagram

 

Country Vines Winery | Richmond

Along with the vines waking up after winter, this is an excellent place to reinvigorate your palate. Sitting among the vibrant greenery of this family estate and farm, you can enjoy a spring picnic with wine and a charcuterie box. Then after dark, the fire table in the lounge will keep the cozy vibes going!

Country Vines Winery
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G-Men at Steveston | Richmond

Only a few steps from Fisherman’s Wharf, this Steveston Village ramen spot is a delicious reward after a walk along the water. In the woodsy patio booths at the front, you’ll have cozy nook to enjoy your bowl of noodles as you relax in the shade from the vined trellis above.

G-Men at Steveston
Photo Credit: G-Men Steveston

 

Trattoria | Burnaby

Home to a gorgeous patio/solariums, this renowned Italian eatery is bright, bold, and most importantly, delicious. Digging into a bowl of handmade tagliatelle with a healthy side of vitamin D is pairing well worth scheduling a long lunch for.

Trattoria
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Pasta Polo | Coquitlam

Overlooking a charming back garden, this community-favourite pasta spot has everything you need to make the most of the spring sunshine. The menu is packed with Italian comfort classics, creating a warm, homey vibe from start to finish. Be sure to save room for the made-from-scratch tiramisu to end your visit on a sweet note.

Pasta Polo
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Nico-Wynd Golf Course Grill | Surrey

For an Easter brunch or a St. Patrick’s Day pint, Nico-Wynd has you covered for every spring occasion. The patio offers panoramic views of the immaculately maintained grounds, where you can watch players return and shake the rust off their post-winter game.

Nico-Wynd Golf Course Grill
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Food by Fanta | Langley City

With a menu as vibrant as a spring bouquet, this Langley City staple delivers fresh energy in every season. The dining room is bathed in natural light, creating a welcoming space to enjoy contemporary Thai cuisine, indulge in high tea service, or even take a cooking class. Adding a few Thai dishes to your repertoire is a delicious way to expand your culinary horizons.

Food by Fanta
Photo: @foodbyfanta via Instagram

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