10 Accessible Restaurants in Vancouver

Vancouver’s culinary scene is as diverse as its visitors. From cozy brunch spots to romantic venues with jaw-dropping views, and critically acclaimed restaurants highlighting fresh local ingredients, the city offers something delicious for diverse palates. Even better, many of these spaces are thoughtfully designed to ensure accessibility and comfort. Here’s a curated list of accessible dining options to satisfy whatever you’re craving.

1. Miku

Contemporary Japanese cuisine is best enjoyed with breathtaking waterfront views. And at this Vancouver must-try, you can have both, offering an unforgettable dining experience. Access Miku via the step-free entrance at Howe and West Cordova, through an elevator in the Cadillac Fairview public parking area. The spacious dining room features low tables and high-top seating options, along with an accessible washroom equipped with automatic functions and grab bars.

For elevator assistance, contact the restaurant at 604.568.3900 or Cadillac Fairview Security at 604.646.8037.

➡️ Plan your visit: Miku

2. Cactus Club (Coal Harbour)

Pair stunning waterfront views with creative West Coast cuisine at Cactus Club's Coal Harbour location. With a wheelchair-accessible dining room and patio seating, you can soak in the "sea-to-sky" terrace complete with retractable glass walls for a unique open-air dining experience. Wide pathways allow for easy navigation and accessible washrooms ensure a comfortable experience.

➡️ Plan your visit: Cactus Club Coal Harbour

3. Per Se Social Corner

Celebrate bold flavors from Italy, Spain, and Latin America at Per Se Social Corner. Located in the heart of the city, this vibrant venue offers step-free access throughout, with flexible seating designed to accommodate wheelchair users. Staff are happy to modify table configurations for added comfort, and accessible washrooms are available too.

➡️ Plan your visit: Per Se Social Corner

4. Glowbal

For a polished dining experience integrated with thoughtful accessibility, try Glowbal. Accessible washrooms include barrier-free sinks and gender-neutral options, while dim lighting creates a sensory-friendly atmosphere. The restaurant offers multiple accessible seating options, and the attentive staff work hard to customize every guest’s experience for an enjoyable and comfortable visit.

➡️ Plan your visit: Glowbal

5. Provence Marinaside

Nestled along the False Creek seawall, Provence Marinaside offers a refined menu of French-inspired seafood with serene waterfront views. This charming, single-level restaurant accommodates wheelchairs at all tables except a fixed booth, while the patio features dedicated ramps for easy access. Accessible washrooms include grab bars and barrier-free sinks, making the space functional and inviting.

➡️ Plan your visit: Provence Marinaside

6. Elisa Steakhouse

Elisa Steakhouse blends the warmth of a traditional steakhouse with modern elegance. The single-level restaurant features a wheelchair-accessible side entrance through the patio, with staff on hand to assist. Guests who prefer not to use the revolving doors can use an alternate entrance. The accessible washroom includes handrails and ample space for mobility devices.

➡️ Plan your visit: Elisa Steakhouse

7. Seasons in the Park

Sat atop the picturesque Queen Elizabeth Park, Seasons in the Park offers breathtaking views alongside considerate accessibility features. The restaurant has multiple accessible parking options, including drop-off areas and nearby spaces. Ramps lead to the single-level dining area, where standard-height tables and a private accessible washroom with automatic features ensure comfort for all guests.

➡️ Plan your visit: Seasons in the Park

8. Dockside Restaurant

Watch the boats pass while enjoing delicious food at Dockside Restaurant. Located in the Granville Island Hotel, guests can enjoying a bustling atmosphere and sweeping views of downtown Vancouver. The step-free layout extends through the indoor and patio spaces, and low tables make seating comfortable for all. Dedicated accessible parking and washroom facilities complete the seamless experience.

➡️ Plan your visit: Dockside Restaurant

9. Acquafarina

Acquafarina’s Michelin-recommended menu celebrates traditional Italian flair with a modern twist. The restaurant offers step-free access at the entrance and throughout the dining areas. Staff are available to adjust seating arrangements as needed, and accessible washrooms are thoughtfully designed for guests with mobility needs.

➡️ Plan your visit: Acquafarina

10. Hawksworth

With menus created by celebrated chef David Hawksworth and located in the luxurious Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Hawksworth serves up the best of Vancouver’s fine dining scene. Guests are welcomed through an accessible, south-facing entrance. The main-level dining area spans three distinct spaces, with trained staff ready to reposition tables for mobility devices. Accessible washrooms include an extra-spacious stall for wheelchair users.

➡️ Plan your visit: Hawksworth