Experts' Choice Award Teahouse in Stanley Park
What the experts agree on
Historic 1920s seaside landmark perched on Ferguson Point with stunning English Bay views and surprisingly sophisticated seafood and global cuisine—the name undersells what's actually a proper restaurant with serious coastal appeal.
Fodor's "The former officers' mess at Ferguson Point in Stanley Park is a prime location for water views by day, and for watching sunsets at dusk." Full review
Frommer's "Perched on Ferguson Point overlooking English Bay, the Teahouse in Stanley Park is one of Vancouver's most venerable seaside landmarks." Full review
Time Out "This ain't your grandma's teahouse any more, but she'll still love the panoramic view of English Bay." Full review
Travel + Leisure "Don't be fooled by the name: The Teahouse is a proper restaurant with global fare like charcuterie and roasted Pacific sablefish." Full review
Frommer's "The location couldn’t be better: a historic, 85-year-old old clapboard summer house near the southern entrance to Stanley Park, with lovely ocean and garden views" Full review
