Guu - Davie

Yes, Guu - Davie makes a fun, casual date-night spot if you like lively Japanese izakaya vibes. Guests praise the welcoming, chill atmosphere, friendly service, and solid drinks list. Try happy hour (daily 3–6pm) for a relaxed start, or reserve a patio spot on a sunny evening. Note some guests mention variable food quality at times, so consider going earlier in the evening or asking staff for popular dishes.

Portions are a mix of shareable izakaya plates and some larger comfort dishes. Guests often order small plates to share (battera, sashimi, karaage), and some items, like the kimchi fried rice, were called "huge" and filling. If you’re dining in a group, plan to order a variety to sample. For solo diners, ask staff for portion guidance or stick to biggest plates like the nabemono hot pots.

Guu - Davie serves lunch on weekends, has daily happy hour, and dinner most evenings. Hours listed by the restaurant are: Lunch (Sat–Sun 11:30 am–3:00 pm), Happy Hour (Daily 3:00 pm–6:00 pm), Dinner (Mon–Sat 5:00 pm–12:00 am; Sun 5:00 pm–10:30 pm).

Families do dine here and guests often come in groups, so the layout and menu work well for shared meals and casual family outings. The restaurant handles large groups (guests reported a party of 14) and offers casual seating and a patio. The listing does not specify accessibility features (e.g., wheelchair access), so if you need accessible seating or specific accommodations, call ahead to confirm.

For a lively vibe and good drink choices, happy hour (daily 3–6pm) and early dinner are great, guests liked happy hour offerings and the relaxed atmosphere. If you want a quieter meal, try weekday lunch or early dinner before peak hours. Some guests reported varying busyness (one noted a quiet Saturday night), so calling ahead or arriving early helps secure preferred seating.

Guu - Davie is set up as a casual izakaya with communal and group-friendly seating plus a patio area guests mention enjoying. The restaurant can accommodate private parties (owner lists private party availability) and has handled large groups well in reviews. There’s no detailed floorplan provided, so call ahead if you need a particular table type or a private room.

Expect a lively, welcoming izakaya atmosphere, casual, friendly, and social. Guests describe a chill, happy vibe with upbeat service and a solid drinks list. It’s great for chatting and sharing plates with friends, especially during sunny patio weather. Some guests noted variability in food quality, but most praise the service and convivial setting.

Casual dress is the norm at Guu - Davie, feel free to come relaxed and comfortable. The restaurant markets itself as casual dining, so smart-casual or everyday wear is perfectly appropriate.

Yes, the staff are described as friendly and accommodating, and the restaurant offers private-party arrangements. For seating preferences, dietary restrictions, or celebrations, call ahead so the team can help set things up. If you have accessibility needs or a large party request, confirm details by phone before you arrive.

Families do dine here and guests bring groups that include younger diners, so it can work well for family meals. The menu focuses on shared izakaya plates and hot pots rather than a dedicated kids’ menu, so younger children may do best with simpler shared dishes or early seating. Call ahead if you need high chairs or special accommodations.

Dinner hours and weekend evenings are typically the busiest times at izakaya-style spots like Guu - Davie, while weekday afternoons and early happy hour tend to be quieter. Guests especially praise happy hour (daily 3–6pm) for good value; one guest did note an unexpectedly quiet Saturday night, so patterns can vary, calling ahead for a sense of that night’s busyness is a good idea.

There isn’t a single "best" day, it depends on what you want. For value and a relaxed vibe, daily happy hour (3–6pm) is a reliable choice. If you prefer quieter dining, try weekdays or early dinner; for a livelier group atmosphere, weekend evenings often work (though some guests have found weekends unexpectedly quiet). Calling ahead can help you choose the best night for your plans.

Yes, Guu - Davie lists private-party availability and guests report the team handled a large group (party of 14) well. If you’re planning a private event, contact the restaurant to discuss room setup, menu options, and any capacity limits.

Yes, guests mention a pleasant patio area and enjoying the restaurant during sunny weather, so outdoor seating is available. If outdoor seating is important to your visit, call ahead to confirm availability and request patio seating when you arrive.

Guu - Davie does offer delivery in partnership with Uber Eats. Guu - Davie also offers takeout which you can order by calling the restaurant at (604) 687-8890.

Guu - Davie is rated 4.6 stars by 153 OpenTable diners.

Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.