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End of the Line General Store

Cafe with a good selection of sandwiches, baked goods and little bites good for a full meal or a post-hike snack. There's also a shop with clothing, local arts and crafts, imported food and other odds and ends. The shop has a bit of history — it is the site of one of the original stores in Lynn Valley and is so named because it was the "end of the line" for the streetcar.

Address: 4193 Lynn Valley Rd
Getting there: corner of Lynn Valley & Dempsey
Hours: Sun-Thu 8AM-8PM, Fri Sat 8AM-9PM
Price: Snacks and baked goods $2-6, sandwiches $8
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