Looking to round out your visit by having a great meal at the best places to eat near Capilano Suspension Bridge?
Allow us to break down a few great choices depending on your tastes, budget, and tolerance for chocolate – I’m even going to cover vegetarian options as well.
Let’s take a deeper look.
⚠️ Warning (03/03/25) ⚠️ Prime entrance slots are selling out quickly for high season (April-September).
Make sure you lock in your Capilano Suspension Bridge tickets in advance online or risk missing out. In using the links in this post you’ll even get a free shuttle from downtown and the ability to cancel free of charge should you change your plans.
Places to Eat Near Capilano Suspension Bridge
Cliffhouse Restaurant and Bar
$$$ | Distance from Capilano Suspension Bridge: 0 min | 3755 Capilano Rd. | Website
OK, so I can’t help but mention the absolute closest restaurant to Capilano Suspension Bridge – but this isn’t just for lazy guests made weak by the Vancouver summer heat.
This terraced restaurant (with a view of the raging Capilano river below) specializes in West Coast classics and it’s a great place to try Oceanwise local seafood, Vancouver craft beer, and a great house burger.
If you’ve listened to me and scheduled the best time of day to visit Capilano Suspension Bridge, you can also take advantage of a tasty brunch menu as well.
Kokomo
$$-$$$ | Distance from Capilano Suspension Bridge: 2 min | 3720 Edgemont Blvd. | Website
If you’re wary of meat-heavy brunch menus and looking for a great vegetarian/vegan restaurant, look no further than Kokomo, Vancouver’s best-kept secret (their words, not mine, but I almost agree!).
Just a two-minute drive from Capilano Suspension Bridge, you can load up on nourishing plant-based bowls, smoothies, and salads—my favourite is the golden laska noodles with saffron coconut broth.
The hemp caesar salad is another winner here, a testament to their healthy creativity.
Related: How to Get to Capilano Suspension Bridge
Nicli Antica Pizzeria
$$$ | Distance from Capilano Suspension Bridge: 3 min | 3142 Highland Blvd | Website
I’m a sucker for a Neapolitan-style pizza pie and this fantastic pizzeria, one of only three restaurants in the city with VPN certification (Vera Pizza Napolitana), never fails to deliver.
Every time I come here, I’m taken back to the time I lived in Italy for a year: whether it’s via their deliciously simple pizza diavola with Calabrese salami or any of their pasta dishes, especially their spaghetti carbonara.
Their happy hour menu with $8 spritzes and $14 margherita pizzas is the way to wait out the bridge traffic on the way back to downtown Vancouver.
Never mind being close to Capilano Suspension Bridge, this is one of the best restaurants in Vancouver overall.
Looking to see Grouse Mountain, too? Consider a Grouse Mountain and Capilano Suspension Bridge tour.
Related: How Many Days Do I Need to Spend in Vancouver?
Thomas Haas Patisserie
$$ | Distance from Capilano Suspension Bridge: 10 min | 998 Harbourside Drive | Website
Readers with a sweet tooth, I haven’t forgotten about you! If you’ve ever wanted to eat at the cafe of a master chocolatier, then look no further than Thomas Haas.
Especially if you’re going for an early visit, stopping in here for a coffee and double-baked almond croissant is as decadent a start to the day as humanly possible—in fact, this is one of the best breakfast restaurants in Vancouver.
They’ve also got all sorts of coffee-accompanying cakes like matcha yuzu, tiramisu, and vanilla creme brulee.
Related: Capilano Suspension Bridge vs. Sea to Sky Gondola: Which is Better?
Buying Tickets Before the Restaurants
Whether you’re stopping at Capilano Bridge restaurants or not, you should book in advance online—especially in Vancouver in summer.
As you can see above, showing up without tickets means you could be showing up when tickets are already sold out.
In this case, as entrances are limited to reduce wear and avoid overloading the bridge, you could be asked to come back to a later time slot—or another day altogether.
Always book in advance to lock in your spots.
🚐 Visiting without a vehicle? Check out our guide to the Capilano Suspension Bridge free shuttle.
Still Searching for a Place to Eat Near Capilano Suspension Bridge?
Given that restaurants near Capilano Suspension Bridge are quite limited, this is what’s on the menu. That said, if you need something a little more custom, let me know.
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