Bridges Seafood
1696 Duranleau, Vancouver, BC, V6H 3S4
604-687-4400 Fax: 604-687-0352 | Website
Fine dining, bistro and pub in a yellow metal building with stunning views.
Category:
Restaurants
What:
| Cuisine Type | | Eclectic |
| Ambiance | | Good For Groups, Good For Kids, Outdoor Dining, Patio Dining, Brewpub, Waterside |
| Amenities | | Full Bar |
| Pricing | | Less than $20 |
| Payment | | Interac, MasterCard, American Express, Visa |
Where:
| Neighbourhood | | Vancouver |
When:
| Fine Dining -- Monday-Sunday 5:30PM - 10PM |
Profile Last Updated: October 19, 2008
The Scene
Located on the northwestern tip of Granville Island, next to the dock where cute little shuttle boats plying False Creek disembark paying passengers, Bridges' big, yellow, sheet-metal building is a Vancouver landmark and a hugely popular destination for both locals and visitors. When the sun shines and Granville Island fills up with shoppers and strollers, getting a table on the best patio in the city isn't easy. But the view redeems the effort. Water, mountains and downtown skyscrapers create a dramatic panorama of mankind's urban foothold on the West Coast.
The Food
Bridges comprises three dining venues: an upstairs fine-dining room complete with its own deck; an informal bistro; and a pub. The bistro offers additions such as pastas and roasted lobster to the pub's basic menu of fish and chips, burgers, pizza, salads, nachos, etc. The second-floor dining room (drapes, table linen, carpets) goes way upscale with the likes of grilled salmon with Meyer-lemon sauce and green-olive tapenade, roasted sweetbreads, and passion fruit souffle.
The Cellar
Bridges has a fully stocked bar and pub, if you're looking for something to whet your whistle. On a warm summer evening, the pub patio has a way of attracting quite a large crowd looking for after work drinks. There are few better places to sit and watch the sun go down while you unwind.
Located on the northwestern tip of Granville Island, next to the dock where cute little shuttle boats plying False Creek disembark paying passengers, Bridges' big, yellow, sheet-metal building is a Vancouver landmark and a hugely popular destination for both locals and visitors. When the sun shines and Granville Island fills up with shoppers and strollers, getting a table on the best patio in the city isn't easy. But the view redeems the effort. Water, mountains and downtown skyscrapers create a dramatic panorama of mankind's urban foothold on the West Coast.
The Food
Bridges comprises three dining venues: an upstairs fine-dining room complete with its own deck; an informal bistro; and a pub. The bistro offers additions such as pastas and roasted lobster to the pub's basic menu of fish and chips, burgers, pizza, salads, nachos, etc. The second-floor dining room (drapes, table linen, carpets) goes way upscale with the likes of grilled salmon with Meyer-lemon sauce and green-olive tapenade, roasted sweetbreads, and passion fruit souffle.
The Cellar
Bridges has a fully stocked bar and pub, if you're looking for something to whet your whistle. On a warm summer evening, the pub patio has a way of attracting quite a large crowd looking for after work drinks. There are few better places to sit and watch the sun go down while you unwind.
