The viral places people queue for, what to get when you reach the front, how long the wait usually is, and how to beat it. Waits are typical, not live.
Save this list in Chef Amazing Where to eat in Vancouver: the full guideGet: Butter garlic chicken wings and beef luc lac
Cambodian-Vietnamese wings Vancouver has queued for over decades. Expect: 30 to 60 min at dinner. Beat it: go at lunch, or early on a weekday.
Get: The Charlie Bowl, or red velvet pancakes
Vancouver's brunch line. Expect: up to an hour at weekend brunch. Beat it: join the online waitlist, or go on a weekday.
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Get: Whisky hazelnut or salted caramel in a waffle cone
The ice cream that Vancouver lines up for in summer. Expect: lines on summer evenings. Beat it: go in the afternoon.
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Get: The Terimayo hot dog
The Japanese hot dog cart that became a Robson Street shop and a tourist stop. Expect: 10 to 20 min at lunch. Beat it: go mid-afternoon.
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