Canada Day 2010 - Food

FOOD
This great big Canadian party will be going on all over the Island, and you
can make sure that party is going on in your mouth, too!

Truly Canadian Pancake Breakfast and
Great Canadian Barbeque
Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and seeing as Canada
Day is one of the most important days of the year, why not eat a Truly
Canadian Breakfast at the Dockside Restaurant in the Granville Island
Hotel? For $8.00, you can enjoy Canadian bacon, fresh pancakes, and
real maple syrup! $1 from each meal goes to Canuck Place. After those
pancakes have settled, come back for lunch and enjoy a Canada Day
patio BBQ!
Breakfast: 7:30am – 11am
Patio BBQ: 11am – 5pm
Dockside Restaurant, Granville Island Hotel, Johnston Street

Pie Fiesta
While some believe that Canada’s greatest food invention is poutine, A la
Mode will be serving up a spectacular culinary creation that just might
match it! One pie with six different flavoured slices combines to make a
delicious pie fiesta! Pie oh my! At 30% off, this treat is a real steal!
9am – 7pm
A la Mode, Public Market

Bridges Barbeque Bash
What better way to enjoy ocean food than by sitting outside with an ocean view? And what better way to celebrate Canada Day than by taking a big bite out of a tasty Crustacean!
11am – midnight
Bridges Restaurant, Johnston Street

Finest at Sea and the Lobsterman BBQ
Three of the most important letters of the summer: BBQ! One of the tastiest seafoods to cook up on them: lobsters! The Lobsterman and Finest at Sea will be holding a lobster barbecue and selling some of their delicious seafood tidbits in a tent outside their stores on Mast Tower Road. 10am – 5:30 pm
Lobsterman and Finest at Sea, Mast Tower Road

The following businesses also have some great
Canada Day food specials:
Candy Kitchen: specials on candy
La Baguette: bread discounts
Lee’s Donuts: featuring Canada Donut and crepe special
Olde World Fudge: maple fudge sale and maple leaf chocolates
Backstage Lounge: Patio bash from 2pm – 2am