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- 4.7Food
- 4.6Service
- 4.7Ambience
- 4.4Value
Noise • Moderate
Visa Dining Collection
$85.00 per person
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Noise • Moderate
Vancouver / British Columbia
Healthy
Vancouver / British Columbia
Vegetarian-friendly
Vancouver
Gluten-free-friendly
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Healthy
Vancouver
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The Acorn is open evenings daily and serves weekend brunch. Regular hours are: weekdays and evenings Daily 5:30 pm–10:00 pm, and Sat–Sun brunch 10:00 am–2:00 pm. Always a good idea to check current hours or special holiday service and reserve in advance.
Families do dine here, but the space is intimate and tables are fairly close together. Guests frequently bring teens or celebrate birthdays; staff are accommodating with dietary needs and celebrations. The restaurant accepts larger parties but does not offer private rooms, so if you need specific accessibility accommodations (wheelchair access, large‑party seating, or space for strollers), call ahead so the team can advise and make arrangements.
Weekdays (Tuesday–Thursday) are often the best bet for easier reservations and a slightly quieter dining experience. If you want the full brunch vibe, weekend mornings are popular but busier. For a lively weekend dinner, reserve well in advance, many guests recommend booking early regardless of the day.
For a slightly quieter visit, choose a weekday evening (Monday–Thursday) or an earlier seating, guests note some weeknights are calmer. Brunch and weekend evenings are popular and can be busy, so reserve ahead if you want a weekend slot. If you prefer a lively buzz, book a weekend dinner; if you want a more relaxed experience, aim for midweek.
The restaurant lists daily evening service (5:30 pm–10:00 pm) and weekend brunch hours, which suggests regular daily operation; however, specific public holiday openings or special hours aren’t listed. If you plan to visit on a public holiday, call ahead or check the restaurant’s announcements to confirm hours and availability.
The Acorn is busiest on weekend evenings and during weekend brunch service, guests often note sold‑out nights and the popularity of brunch. Weekday evenings, particularly Monday–Wednesday, tend to be quieter and easier to book. If you prefer a calmer experience, aim for midweek or an earlier dinner seating and make a reservation in advance.
Yes, The Acorn is a popular choice for date nights and special occasions. Guests frequently praise its cozy, casual‑elegant dining room, attentive service, and beautifully plated chef’s tasting menu that makes for a memorable evening. It’s often chosen for anniversaries and birthdays; consider booking ahead and opting for the tasting menu to experience the full plant‑forward showcase. Wear smart casual and arrive ready for a relaxed multi‑course meal.
Portions are plated in a fine‑dining, tasting‑menu style, individual dishes are small and artful, but the cumulative multi‑course experience is designed to be satisfying. Many guests report being pleasantly full after the chef’s tasting, though a few mention some plates feel small for the price or that the number of courses can leave you very full or, occasionally, still wanting more. Consider the tasting menu if you want to sample many small, creative plates.
Warm, creative, and lively, The Acorn balances a cozy, casual‑elegant dining room with a buzzy energy. Guests praise the inviting service, artful plating, and a comfortable vibe that’s great for celebrations or relaxed meals. A few guests note it can get noisy when busy, but most appreciate the pleasant mix of warmth and excitement paired with thoughtful explanations from staff.
Smart casual is the recommended dress code. Guests tend to dress nicely for special occasions like anniversaries or date nights, but the atmosphere remains relaxed and welcoming, think polished but comfortable attire.
Families do dine here, and guests often bring teens or celebrate birthdays with children. The focus is on creative, vegetable‑forward tasting menus rather than a kids’ menu, so younger children may find the pacing and portion style challenging. If you’re visiting with younger kids, consider an early seating, request seating that’s comfortable for family needs, or call ahead to ask about menu flexibility.
The Acorn is rated 4.7 stars by 253 OpenTable diners.
Yes, you can generally book this restaurant by choosing the date, time and party size on OpenTable.
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