Best Fast Food Restaurants in Coquitlam

"A post shared by GershGrub (@gershgrub) on Jul 7, 2019 at 5:32pm PDT. The Japanese-influenced hot dogs from Japadog have long been an integral part of Vancouver’s diverse food identity and are a perfect example of the culinary scene’s diversity. Over the course of 15 years, Japadog has perfected the Oroshi, a bratwurst that is topped with a special soya sauce glaze and freshly grated radish."

"Photo of Japadogs by Jon Chiang on flickr creative commons https://flic.kr/p/7FbgYj. The popular hotdog was listed as “one of the must eat items in the world” and the Japadog Cart is still one of Vancouver's best known food carts around the downtown core. This famous little local foodcart serves up a terimayo, juicy kurobuta sausage fusion combo that can't be beat."

"This Japanese twist on an American classic needs no introduction. Japadog is hands down one of the best spots in Vancouver for the best hotdogs. Their unique twist of east-meets-west is a crowd puller, and they keep going from strength to strength."

"Speaking of crazy ice cream creations, it’s hard to overlook the ‘Puffcream’ at Popina. If you think about it, it’s simply a hilariously overfilled cream puff with some added toppings, but dang if it doesn’t look delicious and taste the part!. We think this is a great option for a sweet treat while you’re waltzing around Granville Island, so make sure to try it out yourself."

"Find the brightly coloured shipping container on Granville Island and you’ll find your way to the all of the creams. Served in a freshly baked cream puff is a large cone of local and organic ice cream, topped with almost anything imaginable from crushed oreos, espresso and pretzels to chicago mix popcorn, chickpea crumb and saffron syrup. Our Pick | Violet B Puffcream"

"A post shared by Popinavancouver (@popinavancouver) on Jul 26, 2019 at 5:00pm PDT. Ever wonder where the world’s first-ever Puffcream dessert was offered?. Look no further than Granville Island’s popular shipping container eatery, Popina."

"Haida sandwich is a chain fast food restaurant with branches in Toronto and Vancouver; it is a great place to grab a bite for dinner and lunch with your family; even if you can’t make it to the restaurant, you don’t need to worry because the food can be delivered to anywhere you like; you can also take your food out if you don’t feel like sitting in; Haida also respects people with different tastes meaning that it uses halal meat and produces halal food; it has a menu full of diverse foods which you can choose from and experience a delightful lunch or dinner along with your family. Name of the restaurant: Haida Sandwich. Phone number : +1 604-971-6021"

"If you’re a resident of north Vancouver or you’re having a visit to north Vancouver or you’re looking for a great place to have a high quality fast food dinner, then haida sandwich is the place to go. Haida is one of the best fast food restaurants of north Vancouver; haida has a diverse menu with various foods from appetizers to pizzas, sandwiches and desserts; you can sit in and have your food or you can order from home and have it delivered to you or you can order and take it out; haida also has some special offers like with getting an appetizer or dessert, you will get another free appetizer or dessert. Name of the restaurant : Haida Sandwich"

"Haida Sandwich, one of the best fast-foods in North Vancouver that is perfect for families, makes all the sandwiches fresh, and you will experience an exceptional taste there. It is bringing the best Iranian dishes into the market. What Does It Look Like?"

"A post shared by Terrence (@tmaythai) on Nov 7, 2018 at 8:12pm PST. SMAK fuels Vancouver with healthy fast food from its two locations (and there’s soon to be a third one on Howe Street). Smoothies, oatmeal, salads, hot bowls, soups, protein boxes, and a variety of other organic, vegetarian, dairy and gluten-free options are on the menu here."

"This is one place you're going to want to keep in the back of your mind the next time you find yourself drunk and ravenously hungry at 3 am downtown."

"On June 13, 1886, there was the Great Vancouver Fire, which took many buildings with it. The Hastings Mill Store was left untouched, leaving it to be Vancouver's oldest building. It wasn't originally at this location, but was built in Gastown and was saved from demolition and put on a barge to it's current location."

"The oldest building that is still surviving in Vancouver is the Hastings Mill Store. It was once located on the South shore of the Burrard Inlet. Built in 1865 and dedicated to Captain Edward Stamp, Hastings Mill Store was used as a sawmill company under Edward’s possession."

"The Museum of Vancouver in Vanier Park focuses on the city’s history from the First Nations until today. It houses an extensive collection of First Nations artwork and artefacts, and permanent exhibitions include 1930s-1940s: Boom, Bust and War; 1960s-1970s: You Say You Want a Revolution; and Neon Vancouver | Ugly Vancouver. The museum’s mission is to inspire “a deeper understanding of Vancouver through stories, objects and shared experiences."

"For all things truly Vancouver; including the past, present, and future, head over to the Museum of Vancouver. Here, you can learn all there is to know about the city, starting from the ancient times and lifestyles of the Musqueam people up to present-day city life in Vancouver. Located in the scenic area of Vanier Park, the museum is easily accessible from downtown and one of the best places to see in Vancouver on a rainy day."

"Use the False Creek ferry service to visit Vanier Park, where you'll find the Museum of Vancouver, Vancouver Maritime Museum or HR MacMillan Space Centre Places to stay in Granville Island"

"Ça Marche isn’t the only concept that’s planning to bring some French flair to Vancouver House, as local favourite Linh Cafe is opening a new location at the development also. Linh Cafe’s team confirmed to Dished Vancouver that an outpost would be opening at 1428 Granville Street (exact unit to-be-revealed). Address: 1428 Granville Street, Vancouver"

"What happens when you combine traditional French and modern Vietnamese cooking?. Linh Cafe, of course. This family-style restaurant's atmosphere is cozy and fuss-free, the service is friendly, and the food is excellent."

"Everyone talks about the double bake from Thomas Haas, but what if I told you there was a cheaper double bake option, and at least in a case-by-case comparison in my analysis, that came from a newer entrant in the Vancouver almond croissant scene?. While the almond paste was a little on the short side, it feels like the intention here was to showcase the mastery in flakiness and overall croissant mastery. The folds here were immaculate to say the least and the rise was off the charts relative to everything else on this list."

"We are an independent bakery specializing in naturally leavened sourdough bread and French inspired pastries. We believe in making everything from scratch, with fresh, high quality ingredients. All of our breads are made with whole grains and baked"

"We all scream for ice cream but sometimes it just isn’t right for your dietary requirements. Stuffies Pastries Cafe not only offers up the Asian dessert of stuffed pastries taiyaki, but fills it with vegan soft serve!. The pastry cone is also gluten-free!"

"If you’re after city panorama, then you can’t beat a trip to the top of the lofty Vancouver Lookout. Towering 550 feet above street level, its futuristic viewing deck offers unrivaled 360-degree vistas of the city, surrounding mountains and the sea. Located atop the soaring Harbour Centre skyscraper, the lookout lies in the centre of Downtown Vancouver, just a stone’s throw from the waterfront."

"Vancouver Lookout, constructed in 1977, is the defining feature of Vancouver’s skyline, and its flying saucer design offers sightseers 360-degree views of the city. The lookout lights up at night and becomes a Christmas tree during the holidays. It’s a part of the Harbour Centre, which includes 28 floors of offices."

"Vancouver Lookout offers 360-degree views of Vancouver and beyond. Its observation deck is 169m (553ft) above Vancouver. The lookout’s UFO-shaped design is the main feature of Vancouver’s skyline."