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Harbour Spoon: Russian and Eastern European Home Cooking in Harbour Centre
Harbour Spoon is a Russian and Eastern European bakery and restaurant in the Harbour Centre food court at 555 West Hastings Street. It was previously called Russian Spoon and started in New Westminster's Royal City Centre before moving downtown.
Owner Natalia Mitrofanova began by selling piroshki at farmers markets before opening what she believed was Canada's first food-court business serving traditional Russian food.
About Harbour Spoon
Everything is home-style and made from scratch, with labelled vegan dishes.
You can also buy frozen pelmeni to cook at home.
The Menu
How It Works
Get pelmeni or piroshki with a bowl of borscht.
What to Order
- Siberian pelmeni: meat dumplings with sour cream.
- Piroshki: baked buns with beef, cabbage or mushroom fillings.
- Borscht: with sour cream and bread.
- Blini: thin Russian pancakes.
- Kiev cake: a classic layered dessert.
Dietary Needs
Harbour Spoon labels vegan dishes, including some pierogies, piroshki, cabbage rolls and borscht.
Atmosphere and Dining Experience
Casual food-court counter.
- Best for: a quick Russian lunch downtown
- Price: budget
- Format: food court counter, takeout and catering
- Good to know: frozen pelmeni available to take home
Location: Downtown (Waterfront), Vancouver
Harbour Spoon is in the Harbour Centre food court, 555 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC, near Waterfront Station.
Hours of Operation
Food court hours apply. Check before you go.
Reservations
- No reservations.
Price Range
Harbour Spoon is affordable.
Contact Information
- Address: 555 W Hastings St FC12, Vancouver, BC V6B 4N6
- Neighbourhood: Downtown (Waterfront), Vancouver
- Cuisine: Russian
Frequently Asked Questions
Was Harbour Spoon called Russian Spoon?
Yes. It changed its name in 2022.
Where is it?
Harbour Centre food court, 555 West Hastings Street.
Are there vegan options?
Yes, labelled on the menu.
What should I order?
Pelmeni, piroshki and borscht.
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