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Capilano Mall

At Hamilton Ave (North Vancouver). Anchor tenant is Walmart.

Listing from Wikivoyage: North Vancouver, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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Tomahawk Restaurant
Tomahawk Barbeque
Long6time North Vancouver eatery (operating since 1926) known for its excellent breakfasts and roast beef dinner, and the North Shore and West Coast First Nations decor and artifacts that adorn the walls. The menu consists of all day breakfast, burgers and sandwiches, homemade desserts and several meat and potatoes kind of dishes — roast beef dinner, turkey dinner, steak and such. Portions are large and tend toward a diner style of cooking. Can be very busy and cramped at peak periods.
Sun-Thu 8AM-9PM; Fri Sat 8AM-10PM$12-25
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Waterfront Park
Small park on the waterfront looking across to downtown Vancouver. There is a small Japanese garden, a gazebo on the water and lots of green space and benches to enjoy the view or have a picnic. The curvy bars in the middle of the park are an artist's interpretation of the North Shore mountains. The park also hosts a number of summer festivals including Canada Day activities and Caribbean Days.
Drink
Sailor Hagar's Brew Pub
Everything a pub should be, includes a great selection of beers, nice woodwork, and a fun atmosphere.
Sun-Thu 11AM-midnight, Fri-Sat 11AM-1AM
Buy
Lonsdale Quay Market
Grouse Mountain has a gift shop in the bottom floor of the chalet with postcards, books, T-shirts, Native Art and other items. The Trading Post at Capilano Suspension Bridge has a large selection of First Nations art. There are also small gift shops in Deep Cove, Ambleside and Horseshoe Bay.