Vancouver's Portuguese food scene is small but still worth seeking out, from salt cod and pork sandwiches to pastéis de nata, Portugal's famous custard tarts.
We could verify two Portuguese spots, so this guide lists two rather than padding it.
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Each pick serves Portuguese food as its main focus and is open in Vancouver, checked against recent listings and local press.
Hours change often, so confirm before you go.
A community club restaurant, open to the public, serving traditional seafood and meat dishes.
What to order: Bacalhau, bifana or bitoque.
Why it made the list: Often called the city's only full Portuguese restaurant.
Address: 1144 Commercial Dr, Vancouver | Price: $$
A family-run café that grew from a farmers' market stall, opened in Gastown in 2025.
What to order: A pastel de nata, then a bifana or caldo verde.
Why it made the list: Classic, flavoured and vegan pastéis de nata from a family recipe.
Address: 415 Abbott St, Vancouver | Price: $
Home to Portuguese Club of Vancouver.
Home to Casa de Nata.
The Portuguese Club of Vancouver on Commercial Drive and Casa de Nata in Gastown.
Casa de Nata in Gastown specializes in them, including vegan versions.
Yes.
Yes, the Portuguese Club of Vancouver at 1144 Commercial Drive.
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