



by Vancouver Foodie Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$327.80This small-group food tour lasts about two hours and takes place at Granville Island Market, located on the shores of False Creek in Vancouver. Guests visit over ten different stops within the market, sampling more than 20 signature Canadian dishes as part of a progressive meal. The tour begins with tastings at Oyama Sausage Co., known for its artisanal meats including pâtés, salamis, hams, and sausages made from exotic and free-range meats. Next, the group stops at a long-standing donut shop that has offered its Honey Dip and classic recipes since 1979. Coffee lovers then visit JJ Bean, a local favorite for espresso and weekend gatherings. The tour also includes a stop at Sen Pad Thai, which serves authentic Thai street food with a focus on Pad Thai and its regional varieties. Another tasting is offered at Hobbs Pickles, a company started to provide New York-style deli pickles in multiple flavors, served directly from their pickle bar. The guide leads guests through the Granville Island Public Market, providing VIP access to food artisans and exclusive tastings not available to other visitors. Benton Brothers Fine Cheese offers a selection of small production cheeses from Canada and abroad, suitable for both beginners and cheese enthusiasts. There is also a stop at a tea shop with over 200 varieties, where guests can try custom cups of tea or purchase leaves for home. Throughout the tour, participants receive a guide with foodie recommendations and Granville Island discounts. The tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, and gratuities are not part of the price. It runs regardless of weather, so appropriate attire is advised. Vegetarian and pescatarian options can be requested when booking, but other dietary restrictions may not be accommodated due to tasting limitations.
Oyama Sausage Co.
Since 2001, Oyama Sausage Co. has offered artisanal pâtés, salamis, hams, prosciuttos, and sausages at the Public Market. Their team has created over 400 products using exotic and free-range meats, attracting both locals and visitors.
15 min
Donut Shop
This vendor has been selling Vancouver’s favorite Honey Dip and classic donut recipes since 1979.
15 min
JJ Bean Coffee
Known for its espresso and lively weekend atmosphere, JJ Bean is a popular spot for coffee enthusiasts within the market.
15 min
Sen Pad Thai
Sen Pad Thai serves authentic Thai street food with a focus on Pad Thai and its regional variations. It is affiliated with Maenam Thai Restaurant on 4th Avenue, led by Chef Angus An.
15 min
Hobbs Pickles
Started to provide good tasting pickles on the West Coast, Hobbs offers New York deli-style pickles in several flavors, served from their original pickle bar location in Granville Island Market.
15 min
Granville Island Public Market
The guide leads guests through the Public Market, offering VIP access to Canada’s finest food artisans and exclusive tastings available only to tour participants.
Benton Brothers Fine Cheese
This shop specializes in small production cheeses from Canada and around the world, suited for both novices and seasoned cheese lovers.
10 min
Tea Shop
Offering over 200 varieties of tea, this shop prepares custom cups and sells loose leaf tea for home use or gifts.
10 min
Downtown
Downtown Vancouver is the main business district, featuring various arts, entertainment, and sports venues near residential neighborhoods.
False Creek
False Creek is a narrow inlet in Vancouver that separates Downtown and the West End from other city areas.
Meet outside the Granville Island Public Market building (near the corner of Duranleau Street and Johnston Street), across the road from A Bread Affair. Look for the Foodie Tour Guide in a red top.
End point
Meet outside the Granville Island Public Market building, a few steps past V & J Plant Shop, toward the corner, across the road from A Bread Affair. Look for your Foodie Tour Guide in a red top.




by Vancouver Foodie Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.C$327.80This small-group food tour lasts about two hours and takes place at Granville Island Market, located on the shores of False Creek in Vancouver. Guests visit over ten different stops within the market, sampling more than 20 signature Canadian dishes as part of a progressive meal. The tour begins with tastings at Oyama Sausage Co., known for its artisanal meats including pâtés, salamis, hams, and sausages made from exotic and free-range meats. Next, the group stops at a long-standing donut shop that has offered its Honey Dip and classic recipes since 1979. Coffee lovers then visit JJ Bean, a local favorite for espresso and weekend gatherings. The tour also includes a stop at Sen Pad Thai, which serves authentic Thai street food with a focus on Pad Thai and its regional varieties. Another tasting is offered at Hobbs Pickles, a company started to provide New York-style deli pickles in multiple flavors, served directly from their pickle bar. The guide leads guests through the Granville Island Public Market, providing VIP access to food artisans and exclusive tastings not available to other visitors. Benton Brothers Fine Cheese offers a selection of small production cheeses from Canada and abroad, suitable for both beginners and cheese enthusiasts. There is also a stop at a tea shop with over 200 varieties, where guests can try custom cups of tea or purchase leaves for home. Throughout the tour, participants receive a guide with foodie recommendations and Granville Island discounts. The tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, and gratuities are not part of the price. It runs regardless of weather, so appropriate attire is advised. Vegetarian and pescatarian options can be requested when booking, but other dietary restrictions may not be accommodated due to tasting limitations.
Oyama Sausage Co.
Since 2001, Oyama Sausage Co. has offered artisanal pâtés, salamis, hams, prosciuttos, and sausages at the Public Market. Their team has created over 400 products using exotic and free-range meats, attracting both locals and visitors.
15 min
Donut Shop
This vendor has been selling Vancouver’s favorite Honey Dip and classic donut recipes since 1979.
15 min
JJ Bean Coffee
Known for its espresso and lively weekend atmosphere, JJ Bean is a popular spot for coffee enthusiasts within the market.
15 min
Sen Pad Thai
Sen Pad Thai serves authentic Thai street food with a focus on Pad Thai and its regional variations. It is affiliated with Maenam Thai Restaurant on 4th Avenue, led by Chef Angus An.
15 min
Hobbs Pickles
Started to provide good tasting pickles on the West Coast, Hobbs offers New York deli-style pickles in several flavors, served from their original pickle bar location in Granville Island Market.
15 min
Granville Island Public Market
The guide leads guests through the Public Market, offering VIP access to Canada’s finest food artisans and exclusive tastings available only to tour participants.
Benton Brothers Fine Cheese
This shop specializes in small production cheeses from Canada and around the world, suited for both novices and seasoned cheese lovers.
10 min
Tea Shop
Offering over 200 varieties of tea, this shop prepares custom cups and sells loose leaf tea for home use or gifts.
10 min
Downtown
Downtown Vancouver is the main business district, featuring various arts, entertainment, and sports venues near residential neighborhoods.
False Creek
False Creek is a narrow inlet in Vancouver that separates Downtown and the West End from other city areas.
Meet outside the Granville Island Public Market building (near the corner of Duranleau Street and Johnston Street), across the road from A Bread Affair. Look for the Foodie Tour Guide in a red top.
End point
Meet outside the Granville Island Public Market building, a few steps past V & J Plant Shop, toward the corner, across the road from A Bread Affair. Look for your Foodie Tour Guide in a red top.