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East Van Cross

This artwork installed in 2010, looks like a Christian cross, and is a reference is to the city’s Eastern half, which is traditionally less wealthy and harder-edged. Ironically almost half of Greater Vancouver residents identify as not having a religion, a fraction that is higher than any other large city in North America. This artwork is easily seen when looking south, while taking the SkyTrain Expo Line between Main Street-Science World station and Commercial-Broadway station. It is also a located a block east of VCC-Clark station on the SkyTrain Millenium Line.

Getting there: East 6th Avenue at Clark Drive

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St. Augustine's Pub
A pub that takes its beer seriously. The two page beer menu features craft beers from across Canada and U.S. and there are live reports on how full each keg is. The food choices are pretty standard for a pub — burgers, sandwiches, pizza and finger foods — but it's well done. There are also a number of TVs for catching the game.
Sun-Thu 11AM-1AM, Fri-Sat 11AM-2AM$10-20 for food, $6-10 for the beer
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Britannia Sushi
This might be the best deal on sushi in the city. $4.95 for an 18 piece combo (including yam rolls) with miso soup, or teriyaki box. Decent quality and decor.
Sun-Thu 11:30AM-9:30PM, Fri-Sat 11:30AM-10PM
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Ba Le
A Vietnamese sandwich shop that is rather out of the way for most tourists but it regularly wins local awards for sandwiches and has delicious Vietnamese subs (including a vegetarian one) for less than $8.
9AM-6PM daily
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La Casa Gelato
This gelateria is a little off the beaten path, but the over 200 flavours will reward you!
11AM-11PM daily