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The Black Frog

Smallish pub with some character. Good spot for pre-activity drinks or if you want somewhere not as loud. Also has a small but well prepared selection of burgers, sandwiches and fish and chips that are an excellent value.

Address: 108 Cambie St
Hours: Mon-Thu 11:30AM-1AM, Fri 11:30AM-2AM, Sat noon-2AM, Sun noon-midnight
Price: Meal $10-18
Website: theblackfrog.ca (opens in a new tab)

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