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Robson, Denman and Davie streets between downtown and Stanley Park, with dessert and bubble-tea cafés open past midnight.
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Officially the West End is the area west of Burrard Street, east of Lost Lagoon and south of West Georgia Street, though many residents use the name for everything from Burrard to Stanley Park.1 In 2016 it had 47,200 residents on 1.98 km², about 23,800 people per square kilometer.1
Three streets carry its cafés. Robson Street was once called Robsonstrasse for the German shops and schnitzel houses that arrived after the war; its shopping blocks now run from Burrard to Jervis.1 Denman Street sits close to Stanley Park, and Davie Village, the city's gay village, centers on Davie Street between Burrard and Bute.1 The West End has more late cafés than any other part of the city.
Local tip: When Bubble World on Robson Street closes at 02:00, Breka's two West End cafés at 818 Bute Street and 821 Denman Street are still open; both run 24 hours a day.5
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Robson Street runs 2.5 km and is named for John Robson, premier of British Columbia from 1889 to 1892.2 Its West End blocks have a cluster of tea and dessert cafés that stay open late: Bubble World Tea House at 1325 Robson until 02:00 every night, Cafe Rico at 1290 until 01:00, or 02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays, and The Waffle Co. at 1725 until midnight, or 01:00 at weekends.
Alfa Tea Concept at 1331 Robson pours bubble tea from noon to 22:00, PappaRoti at 1505 serves until midnight at weekends, and Hello Kitty Cafe at 1274 opens at 12:00. For an espresso earlier in the day, Perfecto at 1502 Robson opens daily at 07:00.
Stanley Park, opened in September 1888, covers about 405 hectares, and its Georgia Street entrance is beside Lost Lagoon, a 17-hectare lake built between 1913 and 1916.3 The seawall around the park is 8.8 km long and part of a 22 km waterfront walkway.3
Delany's Coffee at 1105 Denman Street opens daily at 06:30, and Milano Coffee at 849 Denman, listed by Milano Coffee Roasters in 2013 as its espresso and gelato bar,4 at 07:00. Breka at 821 Denman never closes.5 Winter Bear Dessert & Teahouse at 907 Denman opens at 14:00 and serves until 22:30 or later.
The Davie Street Pride Festival closes sections of the street to traffic during Vancouver Pride, and many businesses fly rainbow flags.6 Melriches Coffee House at 1244 Davie Street opens at 06:00 on weekdays and stays open until 21:30 every day.
Near Burrard, theVenti Coffee at 1118 Davie runs 09:00–21:00, and Ho Ho's Yummy Food at 1224 Davie serves until 22:00. Breka's other West End café, at 818 Bute Street, is open around the clock as well.5
English Bay Beach is the neighborhood's large beach park, and the seawall follows the shore from the Burrard Bridge to Ceperly Park.1 The wettest months at the airport are November, January and December, each with about 172–175 mm of precipitation, against 34 mm in July.7 Greenhorn Cafe at 994 Nicola Street opens daily 07:00–16:00.
In the West End, Bubble World Tea House at 1325 Robson Street is open until 02:00 every night, and Cafe Rico at 1290 Robson until 01:00, or 02:00 on Fridays and Saturdays. The Waffle Co. at 1725 Robson serves until midnight, or 01:00 at weekends. Breka at 818 Bute Street and 821 Denman Street is open 24 hours a day.
Denman Street is the West End street closest to Stanley Park. Delany's Coffee at 1105 Denman opens daily at 06:30, Milano Coffee at 849 Denman at 07:00, and Breka at 821 Denman is open 24 hours. Stanley Park covers about 405 hectares, opened in 1888, and its seawall runs 8.8 km.
Davie Village is the gay village of Vancouver's West End, centered on Davie Street between Burrard and Bute streets. Sections of the street close to traffic for the Davie Street Pride Festival during Vancouver Pride. Melriches Coffee House at 1244 Davie Street opens at 06:00 on weekdays and stays open until 21:30 every day.
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