Top Best American Restaurants in Delta

"Lift Bar Grill View overlooks the Coal Harbour Marina and Stanley Park and they've made full use of this view by creating a two level patio. Upstairs you will find a warm fire pit that's perfect to cozy up to when the sun goes down. The downstairs patio wraps around the building and extends itself over the water, giving you the opportunity to soak up the gorgeous setting."

"A post shared by LIFT BAR GRILL VIEW (@liftbarandgrill) on Jul 18, 2019 at 1:13pm PDT. Located in scenic Coal Harbour, Lift has an elevated patio that’s definitely worth checking out if you haven’t already. The bi-level patio has ample seating but if you can, head to the rooftop, and enjoy the views and the city skyline."

"A post shared by Meghan Page (@meghanpage) on Jul 16, 2019 at 12:15pm PDT. Located in scenic Coal Harbour, Lift has an elevated patio that’s definitely worth checking out if you haven’t already. The bi-level patio has ample seating, but if you can, head to the rooftop, and enjoy the views and the city skyline."

"Earlier this year, popular purveyor MrBeast Burger finally arrived in select Canadian cities, and it looks like Vancouver is the next lucky location to get these handhelds. The burger concept is brought to us by MrBeast, a YouTube star with 62.7 million subscribers (to date)."

"Fantastic food, genuinely welcoming customer service, open impressively late, and the greatest slogan in all of food - if not marketing - history, “You ..."

"An American fast food with over 100 branches all over the world which serves fresh and healthy ingredients. They make their own beef and vegetables and serves them all fresh. So , you can have different taste of burgers and fast foods here."

"American fast food with over 100 branches all over the world, which serves fresh and healthy ingredients. They make their own beef and vegetables and serves them all fresh. So, you can have different taste of burgers and fast foods here."

"But locals sometimes grumble about high prices at the more upmarket stands – which makes cash-only Hamburger 2.85 (corner of Granville Street and West Pender Street) a breath of meaty, fresh air. Named after the price of its staple offering, expect peak-time line-ups for its teriyaki-sauced patties, crispy lettuce, thick tomato slices and toasted buns – the kind of burgers that put rubbery fast-food versions to shame."

"Burger $2.85--which rebranded a couple of years ago as Wakwak Burger--is definitely a Vancouver street food gem. From classic burgers with their special sauce to things like crispy chicken burgers and their sides of fries, it’s no wonder Wakwak Burger always ends up on many a local’s guide for the best cheap eats."

"A post shared by Josh Tan (@jkyletan) on Jul 22, 2015 at 6:12pm PDT. Wakwak burger sells not one, not two, but several of the burgers on their menu for $2.85. And we’re not talking about a sad burger that’s a bun and done, no, it’s got all the size, toppings, and flavour to be a serious contender."

"If you’re tired of fast food places serving lukewarm food, then head on over to Moderne Burger for a wonderful made-on-demand meal served hot. The burger menu offers you the option of steak, turkey, and veggie. All taste amazing, but we recommend you try the Steak Burger that comes with hand-leafed lettuce, red onion, tomato, mayo and house sauce."

"This classic burger joint grinds its own meat and makes seriously good malteds. There are turkey, wild salmon and veggie burgers for those avoiding red meat and the floats are worth repeat visits. Did we mention the perfect fries?"

"My 86 year old grandmother said it was one of the best burgers she has ever had!. Everything was fresh. Ingredients are locally sourced and it shows."

"Commercial Drive’s latest Asian fusion eatery features Vietnamese-meets-West Coast flavours. If its 5-star ratings on Google reviews are any indication, customers love B House’s affordable and delicious food, including its daily brunch. Try the classic benny (beer-braised pork belly, spicy aioli, truffle hollandaise, and duck-fat fried potato hashbrowns), the beef hash (sliced AAA top sirloin beef, roasted mushroom, and two poached eggs), the surf ‘n turf breakfast bowl, or the cinnamon French toasts."

"People watch along The Drive while digging into delicious Asian fusion cuisine at this spot. Where: 2270 Commercial Drive, Vancouver"

"Rogue Kitchen & Wetbar is a downtown West Coast establishment that strives on great service and fresh quality food. During this time we have adjusted our menu and options to include Chef Kits & our Market Place where you can select ready to"

"Made a reservation while there were still occupancy restrictions in the middle of a heatwave. We were seated immediately and I was amazed by how well eve..."

"Managed by the Wild Bird Trust of BC, the delightful Maplewood Flats Conservation Area is surprisingly accessible from Vancouver yet it feels like a million miles from the city. Its tangle of trees, winding paths and protected wetland beach lure swallows, ospreys and bald eagles. There are free guided nature walks the second Saturday of every month at 10am."

"Maplewood Flats is a surprisingly quiet nature reserve on Dollartan Highway in North Vancouver. It has lots of lush geenery with packed gravel trails. Maplewood Flats is for you if… you’re looking for a more private location with lots of greenery, different from the more typical forested areas of the North Shore."

"Managed by the Wild Bird Trust of BC, this delightful nature escape is surprisingly accessible from Vancouver yet it feels like a million miles from the city. Its tangle of trees, winding paths and protected..."

"At last, our final day in Vancouver was spent in Grouse Mountain – The Peak of Vancouver. Here, Landon experienced snow for the first time. We spend a couple of hours here walking through soft snow, played around, and went snow sliding. What was supposed to be a simple, quick visit, lasted hours and created unforgettable memories!"

"2:00 pm Head over to Grouse Mountain: Either take a taxi (around $20 or take the free shuttle that runs from Canada Place (departing every 30 minutes in peak times). Grouse Mountain is about 15-minutes after crossing Lions Gate Bridge."

"The Peak Chalet offers lots of dining options, from grabbing a beer and nachos on the Altitudes Bistro patio through to a multi-course fine dining extravaganza at The Observatory."

"Yasma is a new take-out only restaurant in Vancouver that serves traditional Syrian and Lebanese food. Photo courtesy Yasma. This new pop-up venture is offering traditional Syrian and Lebanese food for take-out based out of Dark Table in Kitsilano."

"Normally, staff meal for us is a shared time where we sit down as a family before service and eat something together. Usually, ​one of us cooks something homey for"

"At the north end of Main Street, and just after Gastown turns into Railtown, we have a bridge to the port. This area boasts distinctive views of the city from an eastern viewpoint. Generally, tourists don’t flock as heavily to the east side so this a great option for those looking for photos of locations that aren’t as readily seen in an instagram feed."

"A great stopping point in False Creek between Olympic Village and Granville Island, this is a place to take in the marine and mountain views while dodging dogs. Although the playground spaces are undergoing a renovation, the sea wall here is much improved with separate bike and pedestrian paths. Few people walk the small forested trail area farther away from the water and an oft-overlooked highlight is the lagoon, a great locale for watching and photographing herons, Canada geese and ducks."

"Located on the False Creek waterfront with views to downtown Vancouver and the North Shore Mountains, the 17.6-acre Charleson Park bridges the gap between an urban environment (you’re looking north at a forest of high-rise towers) and a calculatedly placid setting. The meandering paths next to the lagoon are a stress-reducing stroll. Take the upper pathway toward a grove and you’ll eventually come across a waterfall; a small treasure, but worth it."

"Charleson Park in False Creek has stunning views of the downtown Vancouver skyline as a background to its family-friendly park (and nearby off-leash dog park) — which will certainly put a smile on any face. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Susana BC (@starsandink)"