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Main Street cafés, restaurants, transit and daily essentials
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Welcome to Vancouver
Your local stay,
beautifully placed.
A private studio between the energy of Main Street and the greenery of Queen Elizabeth Park.
Main Street × Queen Elizabeth Park
The best of the city,
with a neighbourhood soul.
Little Mountain–Riley Park has a rare balance: independent restaurants, cafés and shops in one direction; gardens, views and open green space in the other.
Start with coffee on Main Street, walk through Queen Elizabeth Park, browse local shops in the afternoon—and still be downtown for dinner.
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02Short walk
Queen Elizabeth Park, Riley Park and Nat Bailey Stadium
0315–20 min
Downtown, YVR, Richmond and Burnaby by car, traffic permitting
Your nearest essential
Stadium Market is just steps away.
Pop in for fresh fruit and vegetables, groceries, snacks, drinks and everyday essentials—especially handy when you’ve just arrived or want an easy night in. Open every day from 8:00 am to 9:30 pm.
Open in MapsEat, drink & unwind
A local guide to Main Street.
Our hand-picked recommendations for morning coffee, memorable dinners, evening cocktails and a restorative neighbourhood reset.
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Coffee & bakery
C Market Coffee
Easygoing local coffee and a great place to bring your laptop to work or study.
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Coffee & bakery
NOCT. Coffee
A community-minded specialty micro-roaster with traceable coffee, creative seasonal drinks and a bright, design-forward room.
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Coffee & bakery
Sweet Thea Bakery
A neighbourhood favourite for pastries and something sweet.
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Coffee & bakery
Breka Bakery & Café
Coffee, pastries and casual bites, open 24 hours a day.
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Eat
Anh and Chi
Michelin-recommended Vietnamese in a lively, polished room.
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Drinks
Good Thief
Creative Vietnamese-inspired plates and excellent cocktails.
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Eat
Sushi Hil
A refined neighbourhood destination for beautifully made sushi.
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Eat
Oretachi Curry
Comforting Japanese curry, perfect for a casual meal.
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Eat
NUI
Highly rated Korean cooking close to the house.
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Eat
bb.q Chicken & Pub
Crispy Korean fried chicken with beer and a casual atmosphere.
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Eat
Haiyi Seafood Restaurant
A convenient local choice for dim sum and Cantonese seafood.
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Eat
MeeT on Main
Hearty plant-based comfort food, cocktails and a lively room.
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Eat
Published on Main
Michelin-starred dining with thoughtful, seasonal cooking inspired by British Columbia.
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Eat
June on Cambie
A stylish, lively brasserie for contemporary classics and excellent cocktails.
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Eat
Caveman Café & Bakery
Health-focused comfort food with keto, paleo, vegetarian and vegan options.
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Eat
Amogha Indian Kitchen & Bar
Regional Indian cooking, aromatic spices and creative craft cocktails.
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Eat
Ramen DANBO Main Street
Authentic Fukuoka-style tonkotsu ramen with customizable noodles, richness and spice.
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Eat
Bon Café
Quick, no-frills and authentic pho at a longstanding neighbourhood favourite.
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Eat
Zakkushi on Main
Authentic Japanese yakitori grilled over binchotan charcoal in a lively izakaya setting.
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Eat
East is East Chai Lounge
Silk Road-inspired dishes, fragrant chai and live music in a warm, atmospheric room.
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Eat
Ivy’s Kitchen Vietnamese Restaurant
A casual neighbourhood spot for comforting pho, vermicelli bowls and Vietnamese classics.
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Eat
KANGSAN Korean Restaurant
A cozy, family-run spot for authentic Korean comfort food, generous portions and sizzling barbecue.
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Eat
Locus Restaurant & Lounge
A warm Main Street spot for breakfast or brunch.
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Drinks
Hero’s Welcome
A relaxed neighbourhood bar with an easygoing local feel.
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Drinks
The Shameful Tiki Room
Theatrical tiki cocktails and a memorable night out.
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Drinks
Britannia Brewing Main Street
Locally brewed craft beer, cocktails and casual West Coast food in a welcoming room.
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Relax
Lizu Spa & Foot Massage
A calm neighbourhood spa for foot reflexology, body massage and an easy restorative reset.
Parks & local life
Make room for a little green.
Queen Elizabeth Park sits at Vancouver’s highest point, with landscaped gardens, winding paths, open lawns and sweeping city and mountain views.
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Parks & local life
Queen Elizabeth Park
Gardens, winding paths and panoramic city views.
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Parks & local life
Riley Park
A leafy neighbourhood park for an easy stroll.
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Parks & local life
Hillcrest Community Centre
Pool, fitness facilities, ice rink and community spaces.
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Parks & local life
Nat Bailey Stadium
Vancouver’s beloved neighbourhood baseball ground.
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Parks & local life
Riley Park Farmers Market
Local produce, baked goods and artisan foods on Saturdays.
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Parks & local life
Oakridge Park
A striking new mall with shops, public spaces and Time Out Market Vancouver—20 kitchens, three bars and cultural events under one roof.
Getting around
Connected in every direction.
Enjoy a residential base without giving up easy access to the rest of Vancouver.
By transit
The 33 bus reaches Cambie Village and the Canada Line in about six minutes, with onward trains to Oakridge, downtown and YVR. For a direct ride north, take the 3 along Main Street through Mount Pleasant and Chinatown to downtown and Waterfront Station.
By car
Downtown, YVR, Richmond and Burnaby are generally within 15–20 minutes by car. Main Street and nearby east–west routes make it easy to reach neighbourhoods across the city.
Parking
Free street parking is available around the house and along 33rd Avenue on a first-come, first-served basis.
Inside your stay
Private, calm
and considered.
Your self-contained studio has everything you need for a comfortable Vancouver base.
At home
A few good things to know.
Quiet evenings
Please keep noise to a minimum after 10:00 pm. The studio is part of our family home.
Your own space
You have a private rear entrance and a fully self-contained sleeping area, kitchenette and bathroom.
Made for two
The studio is best suited for up to two guests and is not suitable for parties or gatherings.