This quaint fishing village at the mouth of the Fraser River was voted #1 Metro Vancouver neighbourhood out of 192 in 2020. Much of it was declared a heritage zone in 1960, which accounts the warm, old-timey vibe. But it is also a working fishing village, which makes it a seafood lover’s paradise. Buy fresh seafood right off the dock at Steveston Spot Prawns and Seafood, or stop into a fish shop. In season (May to July), treat yourself to some spot prawns from Prawns on the Spot.
Our History
If you’re a history buff, you’re in luck. The Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site, the Steveston Tram, the Steveston Museum, and the Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site will quench your thirst for knowledge.
This picturesque village has also been reinvented for many films and TV shows, including Once Upon a Time’s Storybrooke. Moncton Street is where much of the filming took place. Sip the Dark Swan Latte with dark chocolate, espresso and a hint of coconut at Village Books & Coffee House, the Henry & Emma’s Special Hot Chocolate with Cinnamon at Steveston Coffee Co, or the Once Upon a Lime martini at Catch Kitchen + Bar. If you are a huge fan, take a seat at “Granny’s Diner”, which is really Cannery Café Seafood House,
Damien’s Belgian Waffles
2-3891 Chatham StreetBritish Columbia, Canada
V7E 2Z6
Fishing Vessel “Just Travlin”
3800 Bayview Street Fisherman’s WharfBritish Columbia, Canada
V7E 6K7
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Five Roads Brewing Co.
130 – 12251 No. 1 RoadBritish Columbia, Canada
V7E 1T6
Gulf of Georgia Cannery National Historic Site
12138 Fourth AvenueBritish Columbia, Canada
V7E 3J1
Hog Shack Cookhouse
160 – 3900 Bayview StreetBritish Columbia, Canada
V7E 4R7
Ichiro Japanese Restaurant
110-12011 2nd AveBritish Columbia, Canada
V7E3L6