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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 gelato and dessert shop on Moncton Street in the middle of Steveston Village, and a fairly recent addition to the strip. Cases of gelato by the scoop plus other sweets, positioned squarely for the summer walk-up crowd off the boardwalk.
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Steveston's barbecue joint, smoking brisket, ribs and pulled pork in house with Kansas City-style rubs and sauces. Craft beer taps and TVs in the dining room, and it takes reservations seven days a week. Good for a group that does not want fish.
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Steveston's barbecue joint, smoking brisket, ribs, pulled pork and chicken in house with rubs made on site. Order at the counter, grab a craft beer, and watch the game on the big screens. Burnt ends and cornbread are the sides people come back for.
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Small independent women's clothing shop on the main Moncton Street strip in Steveston Village. Casual and dressier pieces plus accessories, chosen in small runs, so the stock changes often. The kind of shop where staff remember what you bought last time.
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A quiet, long-established Japanese restaurant on Second Avenue serving sushi, sashimi and cooked dinners. It runs separate lunch and dinner sittings seven days a week, takes reservations by phone only, and has free parking behind the building.
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Long-running Steveston women's boutique that has traded since 1980 and specialises in travel-friendly clothing: pieces that pack small, resist creasing and layer well. Popular with cruise and Europe-bound shoppers looking for one outfit that does everything.
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Working jewellery studio in Steveston Village where the pieces are designed and made on site. Custom engagement and remount work is a big part of the business, and they also run hands-on classes if you want to make a ring yourself.
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A casual Greek taverna a block off the boardwalk, doing souvlaki, roast lamb, calamari and platters meant for sharing. It has been a Steveston fixture for years and is the neighbourhood default for an unfussy family dinner with a glass of wine.
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A waterside eatery tucked behind the Bayview shops, best known for burgers and a brunch that runs all seven days and stretches to crab cake benedict, cabbage rolls, borscht and chowder. Casual and rustic, and easy to walk straight past.
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Persian and Mediterranean cooking on the Steveston boardwalk, with charcoal kebabs, lamb and vegetarian plates plus a fish-and-chips option for anyone who wants the classic. Waterfront seating and later closing on weekends.
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Steveston's Mexican spot on Chatham Street, with tacos, enchiladas and margaritas served indoors or out on the patio. Open seven days with a mid-afternoon happy hour, it is an easy stop after walking the dyke or browsing the village shops.
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A small wood-fired pizza shop that opened in Steveston in late 2023. Thin, blistered Neapolitan-style pies made to order plus a short list of sides. Mostly a takeout counter with limited seating, so call ahead on busy village evenings.
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An everyday south Richmond pub on Steveston Highway with its own liquor store attached, closed Mondays. There is a beer club, Taco Tuesday and occasional beer and wine festivals, so regulars treat it as a local rather than a destination.
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An Osaka-style curry house on No. 1 Road in Steveston, blending more than twenty spices for its roux. Katsu is breaded and fried to order, and the curry ramen is unusual enough to be worth trying. Counter ordering, quick service, generous portions.
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A Steveston counter frying gourmet mini donuts to order, with classic cinnamon sugar alongside a rotating list of seasonal flavours and filled versions. Mixed boxes let you try several, and they are best eaten walking down toward the boardwalk.
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A Steveston institution since 1985, Pajo's serves fish and chips from a float at the bottom of the wharf ramp. Order at the window, then eat at picnic tables over the water while the fishing boats unload. Casual, outdoors, and dogs are welcome.
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Steveston Village vet on Moncton Street currently taking new patients, using a fear-free approach for nervous animals. Wellness exams, vaccinations, dentistry, surgery and diagnostics, and it will do house calls and medical boarding.
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Steveston garden centre on No. 1 Road with a strong perennial, annual and ornamental grass selection, plus containers, garden statuary and giftware. Its hanging baskets pull in shoppers from well beyond Richmond each spring.
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The most serious coffee bar in Steveston, pulling espresso, siphon and cold brew from beans the company roasts itself. Bright and busy a short walk from the boardwalk, with pastries and sandwiches for people who cycled or walked in.
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A Steveston Village counter serving homemade ice cream by the scoop a couple of blocks from the water. It shares a building with another independent ice cream shop, which makes tasting your way between the two an easy afternoon detour.
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A bike-friendly stop at London Landing on the dyke route that rotates its beans through different BC roasters every few months. Cyclists and runners coming off the trail fill the seats, and the baked goods come from small local producers.
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A walk-up treat shop at the corner of Third Avenue and Bayview serving soft serve, flavoured slushes and the two swirled together. Cheap and fast, and positioned exactly where you want it after walking the Steveston boardwalk past the cannery.
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Steveston practice led by Dr. James Cadigan, mixing everyday dentistry with cosmetic work such as veneers, whitening and invisible braces. Also offers sedation, laser treatment and TMJ care for jaw pain that other offices refer elsewhere.
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Full-service garage in Steveston's historic Marine Garage building on Moncton Street, doing general repairs and scheduled maintenance. The obvious choice if you live in the village and would rather not drive up No. 3 Road.
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