Bars, Inns & Pubs à Downtown, Vancouver, BC

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Greedy Pig The

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307 W CORDOVA, GASTOWN, Vancouver, V6B 1E5

604 669 4991

Restaurant, Pub, Diner

Loose Moose Tapas Bar & Grill

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724 Nelson St, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 1A8

(604) 633-1002

full bar alcohol, Eating and Drinking Places, Pub, good for late night, accepts credit cards, good for groups, no takes reservations, no take away, casual attire, no outdoor seating, Aliments et Boissons, Bars, Places To Eat, tapas bars, Moose, Restaurants, no delivery, no good for kids, Bar & grill, street parking, waiter service

BC's Alliance of Beverage Licensees (ABLE BC)

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200 – 948 Howe Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 1N9

(604) 688-5560

Nonprofit Organization, Non-profit organization, Associations, Bar, associations d intérêts particuliers, Business Associations, Membership Organizations

888 Caffe Express

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888 Dunsmuir Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6C 3K4

(604) 683-3600

café, Bars, Restaurant, Places To Eat, Coffee Houses, détaillants, Pubs et Cafés, Aliments et Boissons, Eating and Drinking Places, Sandwich shop, sandwiches, thé, House, Coffee shop

Granville Room 957

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957 Granville Street, DOWNTOWN, Vancouver, V6Z 1L3

(604) 633-0056

The Donnelly Group's flagship cocktail tavern has been re-imagined for 2011, with a well-appointed and casually elegant design. The venue's expansive back bar is over 9 feet high and constructed of red oak, well-stocked with the makings for the cocktails that inform the room’s drink selection. Antique seltzer bottles, classic novels and assorted oddities sit behind glass while the smooth black bar... See More

One Under

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476 Granville Street, Vancouver, V6C 1V4

(604) 559-4653

Lions Pub Tc

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888 W Cordova St, GASTOWN, Vancouver, V6C 0A7

(604) 488-8602

Eating and Drinking Places, British restaurant, Pub

Twelve West-PM Entertainment

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1219 Granville St, Vancouver, V6Z 1M6

(604) 653-6335

Peter Girges is the owner of Twelve West nightclub in Vancouver, British Columbia. He owns PM Entertainment - which has Twelve West, West Oak, and Pierre's Lounge under it. Peter has been in the clubbing and entertainment industry for years now and is a well-known, respected figure in the nightlife and social scene. Peter Girges is has met with many A level celebrities and frequently brings them out to Twelve West. Visit Twelve West today either Friday or Saturday for a great time!

The Cobalt

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917 Main Street, RILEY PARK/SOUTH CAMBIE, Vancouver, V6A 2V8

7789183671

The Cobalt, a venue established in approximately 1911, is located on the corner of Main Street and Prior in Vancouver British Columbia, Canada. We enjoy facilitating a plethora of different events such as drag, dancing, strip tease, burlesque and gorelesque (a bloody equivalent). The Cobalt has had bands of all types and genres play its stage and hosts a popular night called Come Friday. Consisting of beers buddies, bands and dancing. Partnered with Vancouver artist Andrew Young the Cobalt hosts a live painting art raffle every Wednesday, where 4 blossoming, blooming, blossomed, super famous artists paint all night.

The Portside Pub

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7 Alexander Street, Vancouver, V6A 1E9

6045596333

TWO INFLUENCES HAVE COME TOGETHER TO MAKE THE PORTSIDE PUB WHAT IT IS. We’re proudly located in the heart of Gastown, where the city as we know it began. The legend of this neighbourhood starts before Vancouver even existed. In the late 19th century, hard-working, hard-living men and women in pursuit of their dreams came from all over the world to capitalize on the gold and timber that bulged from the rich B.C. ground. In 1867, a larger-than-life entrepreneur named John Deighton saw an opportunity – a lack of watering holes – and capitalized on it. Within 24 hours of arriving on the shores of the Burrard Inlet, Gassy Jack (as he came to be known) had his first saloon built by enlisting the help of thirsty lumbermen – who were reimbursed with all the whiskey they could drink in one sitting. He named it the Globe Saloon and it stood just steps away from where the Portside is today. The area is named Gastown after this loud and boisterous yet hospitable spirit, who has defined the neighbourhood for over a century.