Best Takeout Food Restaurants in New Westminster

"Chambar is a Belgian-style restaurant, fine dining, free from scandalous parking for many fine restaurants. is housed in a historic building dating back to the late nineteenth / early twentieth century, and it boasts a mixture of pine trees and red plum, which makes it a relaxing dining experience. Chambar is a leader in sustainability and hopes to become the first carbon neutral restaurant in Vancouver."

"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."

"Somewhat of a Vancouver institution at 568 Beatty Street, Chambar's Belgian-inspired brunches and upscale evening menu make it a favorite with locals and visitors alike. Enjoy your moules frites with a glass of local or imported beer, and enjoy similar breakfast bites to sister restaurant Cafe Medina (including those legendary waffles)."

"Nuba’s Lebanese menu includes a range of vegan dishes that prove flavour is not sacrificed when it comes to plant-based cooking. Many diners go specifically for Najib’s Special: crispy cauliflower tossed with lemon and sea salt, and served with tahini, pita, and pickled cabbage. Also popular is the falafel plate that comes with hummus, salad, pickled cabbage, olives, and your choice of base (e.g. roasted potatoes)."

"Nuba's got four meal kit options to for you to pickup or have delivered, with vegan stew, hummus, falafels, red lentil soup and chicken shawarma. Three out of the four are 12-meal packages (from $49), and the fourth kit makes 20 ($145). That's a lot of falafels, but we're totally here for it."

"Often regarded as one of the world’s healthiest cuisines, Lebanese food combines the sophistication and subtleties of European cuisines with the exotic ingredients of the Middle and Far East. Here at Nuba, we offer authentic Lebanese cuisine"

"Originally a food truck, Chickpea is now a full-service restaurant in Vancouver since 2017. It is officially a 100 percent vegan restaurant and boasts a massive menu that includes delicacies like Hatzil Baladi (a delicacy made from eggplant), Cauliflower of Life, Falafel, Shwarma (marinated tempeh), Shnitzelonim (crispy smoked tofu), and more. Visit once and you will feel like coming here again very soon."

"Chickpea is another one of those tales of a truck that turns into a restaurant. But even with the wildly successful launch of their Main Street eatery, Chickpea keeps on rolling with their vegan Mediterranean eats, including their pita, platters, and salads...and plenty of hummus."

"We’re pleasantly surprised by Chickpea’s success in the city. With undoubtedly the most specific focus, Chickpea offers (unsurprisingly) a whole boatload of chickpea-based dishes, in addition to some classic sides and salads."

"From one space in Chinatown to an international company, Virtuous Pie is a must-know name not just for vegan fare, but for pizza in general. Opting for a delicious thin crust as the base, Virtuous Pie has a wide variety of options, ranging from classic marinara all the way to truffle touches and Buffalo cauliflower on top. The pies are super reasonably priced too, which means more cash in your pocket for their garlic knots or some mac and cheese on the side."

"The Sunny Side Breakfast Sandwich (Photo courtesy Virtuous Pies). Virtuous Pie already has one seriously popular plant-based pizzeria in Chinatown, and they are opening another one on the UBC campus in winter 2017. This spot offers a killer selection of pizzas along with an unreal vegetarian brunch."

"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."

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

"Location: 2119 Kingsway, VancouverCategory: Vegan/PizzaDescription: Awesome take-out pizza that’s full of greasy goodness for those days when you need a little extra warmth in your stomach. All sauces and dressings are prepared in-house, and there are also donairs, spanakopita, and rice dishes if you want something other than pizza.Website: www.veganpizzahouse.ca"

"One of the most places to grab lunch on Robson, Viet Sub is known for their crispy banh mi subs, which are all under $6 and noodle soups under $9. If you want to beat the lines, you can order advance for pick up or ask for it to be delivered. Viet Sub 520 Robson Street and 1682 Robson Street"

"A post shared by Spencer (@guerrillamohawk) on Feb 15, 2018 at 1:41pm PST. Viet Sub excels at their banh mi. The baguette has a crispy exterior but is fresh and fluffy to bite into."

"This April, we are celebrating our 5th year in business in the Lower Lonsdale community!. Our pizzas feature a thin crust made with organic local flour, and quality toppings with everything prepared by our team in house. We have something for"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Ruth Hartnup used under CC BY 2.0. Rain or Shine Ice Cream was born from the owners’ fascination with making ice cream from organically and locally sourced ingredients. A homegrown store, you’re promised a tasty treat seated in a warm, welcoming environment."

"A post shared by Rain or Shine Ice Cream (@rainorshineyvr) on Jun 19, 2018 at 5:36pm PDT. Hit up this shop to try out a variety of tantalizing flavours. They have Malted Milk Chocolate, Blueberry Balsamic, Honey Lavender, Cracked Mint and London Fog."

"Definitely one of the most popular places to get ice cream in the city. Seriously, the lines at their location in Kits are downright nutty. But, they make a mean pint, have ice cream taco Tuesdays, and their milkshakes are incredible."

"Since 2004, Crepe Delicious has been serving our unique menu of sweet and savory crepes as part of our commitment to lead the resurgence in healthy eating. We are recognized for our world-class crepes and take great pride in creating an exquisite"

"Alas, Bard on the Beach is not to be this summer, but that’s no reason to stay away. Often with more geese than humans, this is one of the best places in Vancouver to fly a kite. It also offers splendid views of the West End’s Sunset Beach and of sailboats and other water craft heading to and from False Creek."

"Kitsilano's Vanier Park is a large expanse of waterfront grass (and beach) that is home to attractions such as the Museum of Vancouver, H.R. MacMillan Space Centre and events such as Bard on the Beach and the International Children's Festival."

"Vanier Park is another underrated favourite, with lots of space to lay and get lost in the clouds, or to sit and chat with friends while watching the sun go down behind the artwork."

"A quiet place to unwind and enjoy nature and the most iconic aspects of Vancouver’s skyline, including BC place, Hinge Park in Olympic Village is perfect for packing a picnic and staying awhile. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Darlene (@darfunkel)"

"Co-founders Shae and Shawn, from Vancouver and Ontario respectively, want you to "Celebrate. Everyday." They want it so much that they made it their motto. With the aim to create beers that you can share with friends and family, Deep Cove Breweries make three year-round beers as well as seasonal flavours and their very own vodka. Also be on the lookout for a rosemary and olive gin in production."

"Located in the charming Deep Cove community on the North Shore, Deep Cove Brewers and Distillers is a gem. While the vast majority of breweries around the city focus on just beer, these guys bring a solid beer and spirit game. On tap, you'll find over a half dozen brews made from sustainable Canadian ingredients."

"Bringing together their love of beer, combined with their distinct brewing styles through unconventional pairings, these brewers have created not only well crafted beers but have managed to give each type their own and unique personality, you can feel the love with each sip you take."

"Located in the heart of Granville Island, the Granville Island Brewery is open to the public for tours of the brewery and has a restaurant where diners can enjoy a beer and a bite. They offer daily tours and each tour can accommodate up to 10 people. Tours are on a first come, first serve basis."

"Granville Island Brewing is Canada's first craft brewery founded in 1984. We strive to deliver the highest quality craft beer to locals and visitors alike from our original brewery at 1441 Cartwright St. We have recently launched our direct"

"Sadly, Granville Island Brewery isn’t a microbrewery anymore, after having been bought up by Molson. But it’s still one of our favorite spots in the city for beer. It’s a must-stop on a tour of Granville Island."

"Storm is unique because there isn’t a tasting room, and you can’t just pop in for a pint. It’s go big or go home, go fill up your growler, take a tour, pick up a keg and get the heck out (kidding, the staff is lovely). Though you can’t lounge, you can taste a bunch of beer for a cash donation which is pretty sweet, plus it’s right on Commercial and has been brewin’ since ‘94 which is also cool."

"They don’t have a tasting room, but do welcome guest into their workspace to taste their beers. They don’t serve pints or food, or even have chairs. But you can sample up to 6 beers (one at a time, of course)."

"This brewery has over 180 rotating taps which they call Brainstorms. Just to warn you, it's not professional at all and you will see flies. Now that the warnings are done, you need to see this place."