Best Nightlife in Panorama

"Delicious vegetarian and vegan food, a romantic space and craft cocktails make The Acorn a charming spot for a night a date night. As you walk into the dimly lit restaurant, cozy up and order a cocktail while you eye the menu. If you're off the booze, they also have a handful of tasty non-alcoholic options that are fun to sip."

"Location: 3995 Main Street, VancouverCategory: Upscale Vegetarian / cocktail barDescription: The restaurant that will introduce you to the amazingness that is Halloumi cheese (if you’re vegetarian). A fancier vegetarian restaurant with innovative cocktails that will make any date night great.Website: www.theacornrestaurant.ca"

"Since the menu changes often here, we can’t say for sure for sure that they’re guaranteed to have vegan options while you’re there. But, we’re saying that there’s like a 95% chance of it happening. If you do luck out, you get dessert at one of the best vegan restaurants in the world!"

"Atmosphere plays an important part in current brunch culture, and this particular restaurant provides the tasteful decor all diners love. At Chambar, any Vancouverite visiting will be delighted with the serene and muted color tones, the savvy seating, and of course, the fabulous food presentation at their table. The menu is classy and not overwhelming at all."

"A post shared by Chambar Restaurant (@chambar_restaurant) on Jun 23, 2020 at 4:46pm PDT. This much-loved local brunch spot has a stellar outdoor space boasting greenery, brick-lined walls, and menus to enjoy from breakfast to dinner. Address: 568 Beatty Street, VancouverPhone: 604-879-7119"

"Vancouver's beloved carbon-neutral Belgian eatery has nailed dinner service for years. Now, you can head to Beatty Street for outstanding brunch, as well. Their 11-item menu is meat-forward but vegans can find options or modify."

"Enter through the striking, marble-framed doors and step past the futuristic bell-shaped light shaft, and you'll find a small, yet appropriately modern, reception desk that's suitably sized for a 96-room boutique hotel. The Opus was a gust of fresh air when it opened in 2002. As one of Yaletown’s first boutique hotels, it quickly became a part of the area’s vibrant dinner and nightlife scene, and its street-facing lobby-level bar, an eclectic den o’ sin, draws fashionable 20- and 30-something professionals."

"At the edge of downtown, the OPUS Hotel serves as a base for exploring Yaletown, formerly a warehouse district, now a hip neighbourhood buzzing with bars, restaurants, independent shops, craft breweries, food markets and a BC-only wine shop. If you’re planning to explore the neighbourhood, walking is rewarding, but you might consider asking if the hotel Jaguar is available for their chauffeur service."

"The Opus is Yaletown's only hotel and one of the few boutique hotels in Vancouver. Some people prefer larger hotels where you can come and go without anyone knowing your name, but when you stay at the Opus, their personalized service will make you feel like a VIP guest. Yaletown is well known for its boutiques and tasty restaurants so a new outfit and delicious meal are all within arm's reach."

"Located on top of the premium Black & Blue steakhouse, The Roof is a stylish and luxurious venue, and also Vancouver's largest rooftop dining destination. Surrounded with fireplaces, the terrace is equipped with both dining tables and comfy lounge sofas. Here you can enjoy a menu filled with shareables, oysters and generous cuts of prime meats cooked in the Josper Grill."

"A post shared by seiji (@seiji2002) on Sep 11, 2016 at 8:34pm PDT. A true escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, Black + Blue’s rooftop not only offers a great selection of food and drinks but also a great atmosphere with ample opportunity for people watching. Address: 1032 Alberni Street, VancouverPhone: 604-637-0777"

"Speaking of Instagram-worthy patios, The Roof at Black + Blue has recently undergone a makeover to become a magical secret garden, just in time for spring. Where: 1032 Alberni Street, Vancouver"

"Book a table at one of their patios and try some of their best dishes. We recommend the Mount Lehman roasted half chicken and wild mushroom pappardelle. Where: Olympic Village, Gastown, and Yaletown, Vancouver"

"This restaurant boasts a whopping 2,000 square feet of patio space. So if you’re looking to socially distance this place is probably it. Not to mention they also do Karaoke."

"Whether you want to enjoy watching a sports game with friends over good food, or just need to grab a quick lunch, Bells & Whistles is your friendly neighborhood must-stop. This bright and airy cafeteria-style restaurant is perfect for entertaining, or dining with a couple of close buddies. The gorgeous menu will get your tastebuds humming, so don’t waste time."

"This hipster friendly and always packed burger, beer and wine joint has long tables ideal for families. There’s also indoor stroller parking, fun colour-in / and build it origami sheets, basketball and arcade games and a kid-palate-friendly menu. 3296 Fraser Street, Vancouver"

"Rita and Charles Tremewen, co-owners, established Vancouver’s first distillery in North False Creek in February 2013. As Ginsmiths, their goal has always been to create high-quality handcrafted gins and botanical spirits using traditional distillation methods in small batches. Each batch is made with 100% Canadian grain-based alcohol and a variety of organic and natural ingredients, including foraged botanicals from the area."

"You don’t have to look far to find a craft brewery in Vancouver, but what if you desire something a little stronger to quench your thirst?. Fear not, local distilleries are the new big thing. Producing small batch vodka and other spirits, these distilleries may give their beer producing cousins a run for their money!"

"A photo posted by Tacofino Vancouver (@tacofinovan) on Sep 12, 2014 at 3:57pm PDT. Known for: London Dry Gin. The distillery: Long Table is Vancouver’s first micro-distillery and it has been making small-batch, handcrafted spirits since 2013."

"Location: 2961 Broadway, VancouverCategory: BurgersDescription: If you’re on Broadway doing some shopping, stop into the Tera V Burger for a satisfying meat-free burger with a side of baked fries."

"Came here after years since i didnt like the burger when i came last time but i saw they might be under new management and had veggie nuggets and thought..."

"Vegan Cave is a plant-based and earth-friendly pizza joint, part of the same restaurant group as Caveman Café. I’ve been dining at Caveman Café since they opened in Chinatown several years ago (their Monster Burrito is such a good deal). They started with one location serving mostly keto and paleo food, and expanded to open Vegan Cave which focuses on pizza."

"A post shared by vegan_cave (@vegan_cave) on Feb 23, 2019 at 3:37pm PST. This Abbott Street cafe has a make-your-own vegan pizza option along with signature varieties on its menu. There’s also plant-based bowls, burritos, soups, salads, and dessert up for order here.Address: 415 Abbott Street, Vancouver"

"Copper Branch is a 100 per cent plant-based quick-serve chain and they've opened their first Vancouver location. Photo: Copper Branch/Facebook. This Montreal-based quick-serve and fully vegan restaurant chain opened their first-ever Vancouver location in early March...right before COVID forced everyone to close down."

"Our mission is simple: serve our community quality, whole foods and offer the world real food as fast-food for a change. Try: General Copper Bowl, Aztec Power Bowl, Italian Flatbread Cauliflower Crust"

"Grand View Szechuan Restaurant is Vancouver’s outstanding Chinese Szechuan Restaurant that serves fresh, moderately priced fish, beef, poultry, and vegetarian dishes. They provide a pleasant dining atmosphere for their customers to enjoy. They are known as one of the best Chinese food delivery restaurants in Vancouver."

"A post shared by Commercial Drive (@commerciald) on Oct 7, 2019 at 6:47pm PDT. Venture over to Commercial Drive and explore mini-mall Il Mercato to indulge in mouthwatering pizza at Lombardo’s. Replenish your stock of miscellaneous items at Super Valu before heading over to Norman’s to buy fresh produce."

"Make certain to visit International Village Mall—formerly known as Tinseltown—after 10am since Pender Street isn’t a street you want to be walking along by yourself. By going near the opening time, you’ll be surrounded by commuters heading off to work. Pick up a bubble tea to enjoy as you wander through this double-storey mall in search of fashion-forward accessories."

"Source: Photo by user MountPleasantMap used under CC BY-SA 3.0. Head over to Reitmans to purchase some casual attire before stocking up at Mark’s for Canadian winter necessities. Check out Shoppers Drug Mart for inexpensive glittery cosmetics before heading over to Ardene for trendy accessories."