Tomahawk Restaurant

Great food with generous portions, happy and friendly staff.

Food was good but my fries were cold a bit we traveled an hour to eat there and I had the fish and chips the server was great but she could've warned us that my fish was boiling hot because my girlfriend took a bite and the hot oil burned her lip pretty bad but overall the food was amazing and we had a good time but the only thing was the fish my gf got burned from the fish and my fries were a bit cold

The Tomahawk Restaurant is a delightful culinary haven, steeped in history and brimming with charm. Nestled in North Vancouver, this iconic diner-style eatery offers a taste of nostalgia through its classic menu and retro ambiance. The restaurant's dedication to quality shines through its hearty comfort food, including savory breakfasts, juicy burgers, and delectable milkshakes. The welcoming atmosphere, complete with vintage decor and friendly service, creates a warm and inviting dining experience. Whether you're savoring a hearty meal with family or experiencing a piece of local history, the Tomahawk Restaurant remains a cherished gem, embodying the time-honored traditions of good food and hospitality.

Lovely dinner with homely vibe.

I can't remember when I've had a better burger, everything else is going to be compared to Tomahawk. I saw Tomahawk advertised on Facebook and mentioned it to a friend, after a month and a half we finally got there. Saturday at lunch hour, small wait they cycle people in and out without them feeling hurried. Ordered and lunch was served in a timely manner. Portions were great, the quality is 2nd to none, staff polite and professional and the place oozes history. I hear it's the longest serving restaurant in the lower mainland(1926). It's certainly not going to be another month before they see me again. BTW not that it should be a concern but you're not going to break the bank having a meal there. I wish them all the success there is. I hope they're around for generations to come.

Tomahawk Restaurant - the oldest family run restaurant in BC. Seriously, this is something special, just go. The best part of a great restaurant will always be the food, but come for a restaurant's ambience. The local Skwxwú7mesh artwork is amazing and have some great food too. I ordered the “Chief Simon Baker Burger” Organic ground beef patty, Yukon-style bacon, sautéed sliced fresh mushrooms and aged cheddar cheese. It’s the best burger that I’ve had in a long, long time. Even on the drive home I was contemplating going back and getting another burger but I was too full. I will be back soon. Note: The breakfast looks fantastic too.

This place is incredible! The food is delicious and the ambiance is very special. I recommend reading the history of the restaurant before going so that you can better appreciate every piece of history displayed in the room. Amazing place for locals and out-of-town visitors!