Best Takeout Food Restaurants in Delta

"Open from morning until late at night, diners can enjoy breakfast, brunch, lunch, afternoon bites, dinner, and dessert at Chambar. Inspired by North African and Belgian cuisine, Chambar's menu is a real treat to explore. Breakfast dishes include a hearty, spiced tagine with eggs and merguez sausage, while lunch has a fun mezze platter that's got a bit of everything."

"While part of dining at establishments like Chambar might be for the experience, with heat-and-serve dinners, you can now bring Chambar favourites to the comfort of home. Most of their packages serve two, like the risotto kit (from $16.50) and the Moroccan meatballs with chickpeas ($19). Or, if you're plant-based, the vegan tamarind and coconut curry ($14)."

"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"

"Dive right into some delightful and authentic Middle Eastern cuisine with Nuba. This popular Lebanese eatery is a highlight in Vancouver’s food scene, and serves up a delicious array of awesome Mediterrnean dishes that will tantalize your taste buds and keep you going back for more. Call ahead for easy takeout, or order in for your next mid-week family dinner and enjoy a scrumptious stress-free meal."

"Photo of vegan falafel plate at Nuba by JennIfer on flickr creative commons https://flic.kr/p/6PkP5D. Voted the best Lebanese restaurant by Georgia Straight readers, Nuba offers fresh and healthy meals using local and organic ingredients whenever possible. They have many vegetarian options, and foster strong relationships with high quality suppliers that Vancouverites know and love."

"Nuba is one of Vancouver's favorite restaurants and over the years has expanded to multiple locations across the city. Nuba specializes in Lebanese dishes that satisfy a variety of different appetites. On the menu, you'll find hummus and baba ghanouj to the falafel and grilled meats so there's really no shortage of choice."

"For a flavorful taste of the Mediterranean, and all the goodness of Middle Eastern cuisine, there is the popular Chickpea that most Vancouverites know and love. A vegetarian haven, and with some great gluten-free and vegan options, this is one truck you will want to chase down for a truly delicious meal. Their fries are a must-try and just a delight to sample."

"Chickpea is a Mediterranean restaurant that recently made the switch from vegetarian to full vegan, eliminating eggs from their menu. They have a fixed restaurant on Main Street and a food cart that usually resides on W Cordova St between Burrard and Howe. Order the chickpea fries with one of their many main courses."

"A post shared by Chickpea (@ilovechickpea) on Jan 21, 2020 at 8:16am PST. Main Street's modern mainstay for vegan Mediterranean eats includes brunch dishes on their menu. Look for their "all-day breakfast" options when ordering online for pick-up or delivery."

"Another one of the inviting and mouth-watering vegan restaurants in Vancouver is Virtuous Pie. Enticing nut-based cheeses such as cashew mozzarella and toppings like spicy buffalo cauliflower are created to delight the taste buds. It’s a win with gluten-free crusts available for a few extra dollars."

"My second favourite restaurant from my time in Vancouver was surprisingly a vegan pizzeria, and I use the term surprising because I wasn’t quite convinced prior to my visit that pizza could actually exist without cheese."

"We are only serving on the patio as per BC Public Health Bylaws. Just off the Vancouver Blaine Highway, Moxie’s restaurant is the effortless choice for a great meal. Moxie’s Richmond is only minutes from the Vancouver International Airport, located at the...Mehr"

"Executive Chef Brandon Thordarson has created tasty dishes to complement our global menu, which is sure to offer something for everyone. Enjoy food alongside their very own Big Life Amber or Euro beers."

"Known for their cheesecake, this 18-year old Kitsilano bakery uses real ingredients (no artificial stabilizers, colours or flavours) that are sourced locally when possible. Sweet Obsession is essentially zero waste with an on-site composter. Customization of cakes, which range from 10” to 16”, is quite simple (extra fruit, different masking), but a personalized message can be added at no charge."

"Seriously, we cannot be expected to pick just one–not when the selections include Hedgehog (hazelnut and chocolate with Frangelico), Chocolate Obsession (chocolate truffle), Carrot cake with roasted hazelnuts, or Roasted Coconut Chiffon…just to name a few. Address: 2611 West 16th Avenue, Vancouver. Instagram: @trafalgars_sweetobsession"

"Venturing out to the west side of Vancouver, this almond croissant was the cheapest non-Starbucks variant, but it came at a price. Rise was probably the best point of this croissant with just a few gaps in layering. Look closely though, and notice the lack of almond paste either on top or within the croissant."

"Ladurée is a famous French bakery that’s all about their macarons. Their Vancouver shop was the first location in Canada, and you can find all kinds of delicious treats and drinks. The macarons are the perfect mix of slightly crunchy on the outside and decadently soft on the inside, and they’re so good."

"Vancouver was lucky enough to be the first Canadian home of Ladurée back in 2016. While the French sweet shop was best known for their macarons, they have since introduced a line of perfectly Parisian cakes and pastries that are so dainty and so cute that you’ll almost question devouring them (almost)."

"A post shared by Vancouver DJ Company – VANDJCO (@vandjco) on Mar 3, 2018 at 11:08pm PST. From a chill lunch to a lowkey dinner, to a bustling nightclub, Lamplighters is known for its thriving atmosphere and delectable gourmet eats. A long row of rotating taps and shelves full of the best spirits will keep beer and cocktails lovers very, very happy."

"Surrounded by skyscrapers, this single-block park in Yaletown is an urban oasis for children and adults alike. The newer playground gives kids plenty to climb, spin and swing on while benches everywhere give weary downtown walkers a spot to rest their feet and chat up a local. Nearby Nelson Park has that laid back community feeling (and more dogs) but this park always feels like something’s happening, even if it’s just taking in the small waterfall and letting the sound drown out construction."

"This massive 874 hectares park is located in the University Endowment Lands, on Point Grey to the west of the city of Vancouver, British Columbia. It surrounds the endowment lands of the University of British Columbia on the shores of Georgia Strait in the Pacific Ocean. Located on the west side of the city of Vancouver, the Pacific Spirit Regional Park offers a network of trails popular with locals and tourists alike and accessible year-round."

"This natural park of dense forest, set along the water in the University of British Columbia Endowment Lands, is a wonderful opportunity to connect to nature. Pacific Spirit Regional Park has approximately 50 miles of forested trails that allow for walking, running, hiking, biking, and even horseback riding. Pacific Spirit Regional Park hugs the coastline for four miles along which the infamous Wreck Beach is found."

"Near the sprawling campus of the University of British Columbia (UBC), Pacific Spirit Regional Park is known as a hiker’s paradise for its 34mi (54km) of hiking trails. Many welcome cyclists, runners, dogs, and horseback riders. If you decide to walk, it takes about three hours to get from one end to the other."

"Best egg and salmon croissants plate for breakfast in vancouver:) you have to try it. Price is great and big portion plus great service!!"

"A true hidden gem in the sense that you’ve got to be looking for Coho Coffee in order to find it. This cafe lives in the front space of Coho Collective’s newest commissary location, and it offers unreal lattes and often has drool-worthy experimental baked goods up for order. Address: 1370 East Georgia Street, Vancouver"

"Coho has been lurking around the coffee scene for a few years now, as the creators of A Brunch Affair. So I was particularly excited when they said they were opening a coffee shop. But this one has a major difference to it: All the food here is cooked in the enormous commissary kitchen in the back."