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Richmond's historic fishing village at the mouth of the Fraser's south arm, where a working commercial fleet still sells off the dock at Fisherman's Wharf. Moncton Street carries independent cafés, bakeries, gift shops and restaurants; the Gulf of Georgia Cannery and Britannia Shipyards bookend the boardwalk, and Garry Point Park closes the western edge.
A Steveston Village barbershop with an unusually deep review record and a loyal following for skin fades and line-ups. Adult cuts $30, seniors $21, kids $25, and a cut with beard trim and line-up runs $40. Closed Sundays.
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A small family-run Hawaiian spot in the Bayview block near the Steveston waterfront. Plate lunches, kalua pork and loco moco come out fast and cheap, with rice and mac salad on the side. Limited seating, so many orders head out to the boardwalk.
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A long-running Steveston Village salon on Bayview Street that keeps late hours Monday through Thursday, which is rare out here. Regulars come for cuts and colour, and there is easy parking plus somewhere to eat while you wait for processing.
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A Second Avenue scoop shop in Steveston Village with a broad range of ice cream and sorbet including local makers, plus bubble waffles, bubble tea and shakes. Picnic tables outside, prices below the tourist strip, and open until 9pm in summer.
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A small fine-dining Thai room on the Steveston waterfront serving a set menu at fixed seatings, Wednesday through Sunday only. Reservations are essential, and there is a Thai afternoon tea service on weekends. Expect a long, formal, expensive meal.
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Steveston Village practice with an unusually preventive slant: guided biofilm therapy, saliva pH testing and airway or sleep-breathing assessment alongside standard fillings, crowns and orthodontics. Oral sedation available for longer visits.
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Steveston spa best known for Japanese-style head spa sessions, including a two-person option, plus facials and nail services. Open daily from mid-morning to 7pm and heavily booked, so reserve rather than walking in.
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Small Steveston nail studio on No. 1 Road known for detailed nail art and Russian manicures, plus lash lifts and tints. Closed Sundays and Mondays and books up, so plan a week ahead rather than dropping in.
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A long-running seafood room on the Bayview Pier, one floor below Catch. The kitchen keeps things simple: local fish, chowder and shellfish, with harbour views from most tables. A reliable choice when you want a proper sit-down dinner in the village.
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Breakfast and brunch only, closing by early afternoon. The menu works Asian flavours into diner staples - ube lattes, challah French toast, breakfast ratatouille. No reservations are taken, so expect a wait on weekend mornings.
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Britannia's Steveston taproom sits a block off the waterfront and pairs its own British-leaning ales with a full seafood-forward kitchen. Locals come for a flight alongside chowder or fish and chips, and it opens early enough to serve breakfast on weekends.
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All-day cafe on Moncton Street doing brunch, fusion paellas, eggs benedict and handmade Shanghai dumplings. Fans of Once Upon a Time will recognise the frontage as Granny's Diner. Family-friendly with a kids' menu and a private room for groups.
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Upstairs on the Bayview pier with big windows over Fisherman's Wharf, Catch serves West Coast seafood alongside steaks, burgers and pasta. Locals come for the sunset patio, the halibut and black cod, and a kitchen that runs late on weekend nights.
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A small Steveston burger-and-beer room on No. 1 Road with seasonal local plates and a busy weekend brunch that runs on a ninety-minute seating limit. Reservations and the waitlist are handled online rather than by phone.
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Licensed group-in-home centre on Geal Road in Steveston, taking 30-month to five-year-olds in a small, multilingual setting. Running since 2010, it pairs Montessori materials with standard early childhood education practice.
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A one-stop shop on Moncton Street: cuts, balayage, toners, K18 and hair botox treatments, extensions and bridal styling, plus brow lamination, lash lifts, permanent makeup and nails. Useful when you want hair and brows done in the same visit.
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A tiny family-run shop on Chatham Street making proper Liege waffles with pearl sugar, real butter and honey in about a dozen flavours, from vanilla through matcha and yuzu. They also take custom cake, pie and creme brulee orders for pickup.
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A small florist counter operating inside a larger balloon and party shop on First Avenue in Steveston. Useful for a last-minute bouquet or a flowers-plus-balloons combination for a birthday, though it keeps short afternoon hours.
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A no-frills Moncton Street chip shop that regulars rank against the wharf stands. Halibut, cod and salmon come battered to order with hand-cut fries, plus chowder and burgers. Small dining room, steady takeout trade, and less of a lineup than the waterfront.
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Family-owned Steveston patisserie open since 1996, focused on European-style cakes such as tiramisu and triple chocolate mousse, plus everyday pastries. It is where Richmond people order birthday and celebration cakes instead of buying one at the grocery store.
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Newer Steveston shop specialising in raw and frozen diets for dogs and cats, plus treats and supplements. A short walk from the Bayview Street shops, so it fits into a village errand run rather than a trip out to a big-box store.
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A Steveston Village practice that has treated local families since 1983, a few blocks from the waterfront. General checkups and hygiene alongside implants, Invisalign, laser work and snoring appliances, with kids seen in the same visit as parents.
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A compact ramen shop on Bayview serving rich broth bowls, gyoza and rice sets. It closes Mondays and splits the day into separate lunch and dinner services, so check the hours before you walk over. Lines build fast on cold, wet afternoons.
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The chip shop at the Garry Point end of the village, frying sustainably sourced fish with hand-cut chips, plus burgers, poutine and salads. Open every day until early evening, which makes it a sensible takeout stop before a walk out to the park.
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