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Because Eating is Not Cheating: 11 Fabulous West End Parade Route Spots to Fuel Up For Pride 2014

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Grab a whistle and feather boa, slap on plenty of sunscreen and get ready to party long and late into the evening. Yes, it's time for Pride to rock through the West End again and if you want to keep things sparkling all day (and night) long, may we recommend that you fuel up with a hearty Pride brunch or breakfast first. Here - in no particular order - are eleven places who can save your day. Have a safe and happy Pride!


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Score On Davie

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We would expect absolutely nothing less wonderful from the guys who bought you the entire roast chicken dinner caesar than this: a no-pants dance party. $15 cover charge gets you a pair of ‘Mypakage’ undies, a fanny pack for your belongs and, of course, pants check.  They say “It's going to be awesome but space is limited.” PS - thank you for the amazing staff Pride photos, love from EVERYONE.

Boathouse Restaurant

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Vancouver Pride is partnering with the Boathouse Restaurant to throw two parties in one location. From 9:00am to noon, it’s the official Pride Parade breakfast. Then, secure your spot and stay until 4:00pm to watch the Parade on its way to the Festival at Sunset Beach. Parade commentary provided by the Joan-E! Tickets are $45 for breakfast and viewing, $25 for viewing and a la carte food service.

The Three Brits Public House

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Celebrate Pride in the perfect location on the corner of Davie and Denman with the Three Brits who’ll have a live DJ all day plus drink features. Tickets are available through Sam Murphy: samm@donnellygroup.ca

The Park at English Bay

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Craft brew fans can rejoice and get stuck into the plentiful taps on offer but also keep it together by digging into the Pride buffet for $16.95. Brunch is also available.

Banana Leaf On Denman

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With three locations in the West End, you know that Banana Leaf is going all-out this year. On offer a special Pride day menu from 3-6p.m. with selected appies and fresh mango slush for $12.95.

BMO Bank of Montreal

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Come on by the Bank of Montreal on Denman Street during the Pride Parade from 1130a.m. - 3.30p.m. for a fun barbecue with all proceeds to benefit A Loving Spoonful! Only $10 for a Pride Burger Combo (Burger, chips and water or pop).

Kingyo Izakaya 金魚居酒屋

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Kingyo Izakaya are getting thoroughly into the spirit of things by offering “meaty steaks and cutlets on special for whoever loves big meat.” Ahem.

Buck Stop

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Take a pit stop at Buckstop and fuel up on delicious barbecue platters before getting back into the fray. Caesars are on special for $6.

Whole Foods Market

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Loving Spoonful are hosting a Pancake Breakfast at Whole Foods on Robson from 9a.m.-12p.m. Fuel up on a pancake breakfast with bacon & juice for only $5!

Pappa Roti

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Yeah, they went there. For Pride this year, PappaRoti is going to have an Instagram station, so when you come by and post a photo of yourself with #BunsOfJoy & @PappaRotiCanada, you'll be entered to win a gift card. On special, a bun & any size honey-berry organic ice tea for $5.
Chef Chris Whittaker and team will be doing what they do best by whipping up sustainable, locally-sourced seasonal delights for breakfast and brunch. They’ll be making the most of their parade-side location and promise “Mimosas and Brutus will be poured a-plenty!"

Score On Davie

We would expect absolutely nothing less wonderful from the guys who bought you the entire roast chicken dinner caesar than this: a no-pants dance party. $15 cover charge gets you a pair of ‘Mypakage’ undies, a fanny pack for your belongs and, of course, pants check.  They say “It's going to be awesome but space is limited.” PS - thank you for the amazing staff Pride photos, love from EVERYONE.

Boathouse Restaurant

Vancouver Pride is partnering with the Boathouse Restaurant to throw two parties in one location. From 9:00am to noon, it’s the official Pride Parade breakfast. Then, secure your spot and stay until 4:00pm to watch the Parade on its way to the Festival at Sunset Beach. Parade commentary provided by the Joan-E! Tickets are $45 for breakfast and viewing, $25 for viewing and a la carte food service.

The Three Brits Public House

Celebrate Pride in the perfect location on the corner of Davie and Denman with the Three Brits who’ll have a live DJ all day plus drink features. Tickets are available through Sam Murphy: samm@donnellygroup.ca

The Park at English Bay

Craft brew fans can rejoice and get stuck into the plentiful taps on offer but also keep it together by digging into the Pride buffet for $16.95. Brunch is also available.

Banana Leaf On Denman

With three locations in the West End, you know that Banana Leaf is going all-out this year. On offer a special Pride day menu from 3-6p.m. with selected appies and fresh mango slush for $12.95.

BMO Bank of Montreal

Come on by the Bank of Montreal on Denman Street during the Pride Parade from 1130a.m. - 3.30p.m. for a fun barbecue with all proceeds to benefit A Loving Spoonful! Only $10 for a Pride Burger Combo (Burger, chips and water or pop).

Kingyo Izakaya 金魚居酒屋

Kingyo Izakaya are getting thoroughly into the spirit of things by offering “meaty steaks and cutlets on special for whoever loves big meat.” Ahem.

Buck Stop

Take a pit stop at Buckstop and fuel up on delicious barbecue platters before getting back into the fray. Caesars are on special for $6.

Whole Foods Market

Loving Spoonful are hosting a Pancake Breakfast at Whole Foods on Robson from 9a.m.-12p.m. Fuel up on a pancake breakfast with bacon & juice for only $5!

Pappa Roti

Yeah, they went there. For Pride this year, PappaRoti is going to have an Instagram station, so when you come by and post a photo of yourself with #BunsOfJoy & @PappaRotiCanada, you'll be entered to win a gift card. On special, a bun & any size honey-berry organic ice tea for $5.

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Chef Chris Whittaker and team will be doing what they do best by whipping up sustainable, locally-sourced seasonal delights for breakfast and brunch. They’ll be making the most of their parade-side location and promise “Mimosas and Brutus will be poured a-plenty!"