These 14 Vancouver brunch restaurants were just ranked as some of the best in Canada

Weekend plans anyone?

A woman holding up a coffee mug with a variety of dishes in front of her at a restaurant. Right: A plate of pancakes with fruit on top, another plate with avocado toast and a Caesar cocktail.

A woman eating brunch at ARC Restaurant. Right: Brunch dishes at Honey Salt.

Contributing Writer

British Columbians love brunch so it's no surprise that several Vancouver brunch restaurants have been ranked as some of the best in Canada.

OpenTable, an online reservation booking service, ranked Canada's Top 100 Brunch Restaurants for 2024 and 14 Vancouver restaurants made the list.

The OpenTable list was created by analyzing "more than 1.3 million diner reviews and metrics, including diner ratings and the percentage of restaurant reviews diners tagged as 'brunch,'" according to a press release.

As a whole, B.C. came in second with 25 of the best brunch spots in Canada, 14 of which are located in Vancouver. B.C. was only topped by Ontario, which had 50 of the best brunch restaurants.

Some of the most popular brunch spots in Vancouver include ARC Restaurant, which offers an all-you-can-eat brunch on weekends.

Honey Salt, located at the Parq Vancouver, and Zarak by Afghan Kitchen were also recognized.

Here are the best brunch spots in Vancouver in 2024, according to OpenTable:

  • ARC Restaurant
  • Beach House
  • Cantina Norte
  • Delara
  • Dockside Restaurant
  • Earls Kitchen + Bar (on Fir Street)
  • Fable Kitchen
  • Honey Salt (in Parq Vancouver)
  • LIFT Bar Grill View
  • Neverland Tea Salon
  • Notch8
  • PIER 7 Restaurant + Bar (Shipyard Square)
  • Tap & Barrel (Olympic Village)
  • Zarak by Afghan Kitchen

So whether you love french toast, eggs benedict, or pancakes, these Vancouver restaurants offer a lot of variety for your next weekend brunch date.

This article's cover image was used for illustrative purposes only.

  • Contributing Writer

    Asymina Kantorowicz (she/her) is a contributing writer for Narcity Media. She has worked at Yahoo Canada, CTV News Vancouver Island, CTV News Channel, and CHCH News. She moved from Toronto to Victoria a few years ago and loves being close to the ocean.

I'm an Ottawa local and this is my ultimate list of the 10 best brunch spots in the city

If there's one thing I'm qualified to rank, it's Ottawa brunch 🍳🥞

This Ontario fall train ride takes you through a red and gold canyon with shimmering waterfalls

It's features "some of the most spectacular fall colours in North America."

This Canadian island is 'more Scottish than Scotland' and it's like a trip to the Highlands

Explore rugged cliffs, coastlines and Scottish traditions — without having to leave Canada. 🇨🇦

I had no idea these 10 things were actually Ontario-specific until I moved away

Do you know what a stag and doe party is? You're probably from Ontario.