Great patio, great location and a nice water view cap off this great lunch and dinner spot. Try the crab bisque or the Kentucky Hot Brown for lunch
Burgoo Bistro Lonsdale Ltd
3 Lonsdale Ave, North Vancouver, BC V7M 2E4
(604) 904-0933
https://goo.gl/maps/euDAATmZ1gv
Looking for some serious seafood? Rodney’s is the ultimate catch if you want fresh seafood in downtown Vancouver. Everything we tried was good but the mussels and the fish and chips were off the charts
Rodney’s Oyster House
1228 Hamilton St, Vancouver, BC V6B 6L2
(604) 609-0080
https://goo.gl/maps/GgNwfEt48a12
What’s better than coastline, great food and a hotel right off the water. Situated in the Driftwood Inn in Sechelt, Pebbles Restaurant is a great little stop for lunch. You can wander down to the water before or after your meal and even walk down the sea wall to see some cool sights.
The fish and chips, seafood clubhouse and seafood chowder are all great choices for a meal. An excellent find among the Sunshine Coast. Two of us were able to eat for around $50 CDN.
Sechelt has a quaint downtown area with a few little places that are must visits. The Basted Baker is a great breakfast and lunch spot. Also doubles as a great bakery if your looking for fresh baked goodness. Try the eggs Benedict or a nice matcha latte. Not the cheapest but not super expensive either. Breakfast and two lattes cost us about $40 CDN
On your way through the Sunshine Coast and looking for nifty spots along the drive. As your driving through Sechelt is a great stop that allows you to sit on Benches or scramble alongside the rocks to the perfect spot to enjoy the view. It also seems to be very pet friendly as there were multiple dogs there. Oh and of course free!
A clean and cozy tucked away little spot right very close to the Langdale ferry terminal. The room is a fair size and comes with a small kitchen stove, fridge and even Pet friendly which is a bonus. The motel also has a day spa and a hot tub if your looking to treat yourself. As far as price goes, it cost us $165 CDN for a Friday night in late June without a reservation and with an added Pet fee. So not too bad at all. Raiden approved!
Whether your a fan of furry friends or just want to check out a cool park this is a great place to be and a short walk from Lonsdale Quay in North Vancouver and even shorter once the Spirit trail is completed. There can be many dogs in the giant dog park that will just come up to you. With picnic tables and sitting benches it is the perfect free place to check out the view of downtown Vancouver from the north shore.
If your in the mood to watch some local amateur hockey, indoor soccer or even figure skating then this is the perfect FREE spot to check it out. Bonus is the great food and alcoholic drinks available in the upstairs viewing area. With 6 hockey rinks , soccer and even public skating its not a bad way to check out local sports year round 
