Burnaby’s patios come alive when the sun shows up. We’ve found the spots that make outdoor dining worth your time.
Metrotown’s Earls Kitchen + Bar puts you right in the bustling heart of the city with a vibrant atmosphere. Riverway Clubhouse Restaurant has that waterfront feel on the Fraser River, perfect for catching the sunset. Hart House Restaurant at Deer Lake stands out with its elegant garden patio. Browns Socialhouse in Brentwood works whether you want cover or full sun, with fire pits to keep things cosy. Studio Brewing creates the relaxed backyard spot craft beer lovers want.
These places show that our outdoor dining scene stands up to anywhere else in BC.
Golf Course Patios With Scenic Views
Golf Course Patios With Scenic Views
Burnaby’s golf course patios give you great food with views that make you forget you’re in the city. We found Riverway Clubhouse Restaurant, where you can watch golfers whilst eating and taking in the fairway and mountain views. Their patio puts you right in the action. Burnaby Mountain Golf Course’s clubhouse restaurant, Mulligans, does things differently with their relaxed atmosphere and solid menu, serving up meals alongside the greens that Burnaby locals keep coming back to.
Heated Outdoor Dining Spaces
Burnaby’s restaurants keep outdoor dining alive all winter with smart heating solutions.
When it gets cold, your favourite patio doesn’t have to close. We’ve found the local spots that make outdoor dining work in any weather.
These places keep their patios running when the temperature drops. You can still eat outside and stay warm, no matter what season it is.
Breweries and Pubs With Patio Seating
Where can you find the perfect brew paired with fresh air and great company?
Burnaby’s breweries and pubs know how to make outdoor drinking worth your time. Studio Brewing in Edmonds turns their backyard into a seasonal hangout, pouring house-made beers in a laid-back setting. The Still Creek Pub in Still Creek spreads across a large patio with both covered and open sections, plenty of room for groups. The Cariboo keeps things lively on Kingsway with heated outdoor seating that works even when it’s chilly. These neighbourhood spots prove that Burnaby does craft drinks and patios right, giving you and your mates a proper place to gather.
Waterfront and Beachside Patio Dining
Burnaby’s waterfront patio dining feels more relaxed than what you’ll find in busy city centres. We found a few charming riverside spots that show off our coastal community spirit. Right now, Riverway Clubhouse Restaurant is Burnaby’s standout waterfront patio, and it’s worth your visit. They’ve got heated patios right on the Fraser River that catch stunning sunsets, the kind of views that capture that seaside community vibe we love here. The food is solid and the setting is unbeatable, giving you that authentic waterfront dining experience. Unfortunately, there aren’t loads of waterfront patio options available at the moment. We wish there were more Ocean Wise choices along our shoreline, but these spots do a brilliant job capturing the laid-back feeling that makes our river communities special.
Year-Round Patio Experiences
We don’t let cold weather stop your outdoor dining plans. Burnaby has brilliant spots that keep patios running through every season. For a treat, try Glenburn Soda Fountain and Confectionery on Hastings Street; it’s a retro-themed spot perfect for a sweet escape. The Still Creek Pub gives you heated, covered sections perfect for brunch or dinner. Riverway Clubhouse Restaurant creates a warm atmosphere where you can watch the river roll by from their heated patios, catching those winter sunsets. Mulligans at Burnaby Mountain Golf Course brings relaxed dining with fairway and mountain views year-round. These outstanding Burnaby patios prove you don’t need to stay indoors during colder months. We’ve mastered comfortable outdoor dining no matter what the weather brings.
Questions Often Asked
What Are the Best Times of Day to Visit Burnaby Patios?
The best times to visit Burnaby patios are late morning around 11am and early evening between 5-7pm.
We’ve found these hours offer the perfect balance for your patio experience. Morning visits let you enjoy cooler temperatures and peaceful atmosphere, while early evening gives you that lovely transition into sunset hours. These timeframes work well because you’ll avoid both the midday heat and the evening rush, giving you the ideal conditions to relax and enjoy your outdoor space.
Do Burnaby Patios Require Reservations During Peak Sunny Weather?
Yes, Burnaby patios absolutely need reservations when the sun comes out!
We always suggest phoning ahead during beautiful sunny days. Our local patio spots fill up fast when the weather turns nice. Book your table early so you won’t miss out on the best outdoor dining with us.
Are Pets Allowed on Most Burnaby Patio Dining Areas?
Pet policies vary across Burnaby patio dining areas. We’ve visited numerous spots around the area and found that some happily accommodate pets on their outdoor terraces, whilst others follow Fraser Health rules that don’t permit dogs on patios. We always suggest phoning ahead to confirm their current pet policy, as restaurants have specific regulations for your four-legged dining companions. You can also check our guide to pet-friendly Burnaby businesses for more options.
What Should I Wear When Dining on Burnaby Patios?
What Should I Wear When Dining on Burnaby Patios?
Choose layers for Burnaby’s changing weather. We suggest light jumpers that you can easily remove when the sun appears. This approach works perfectly for our local climate, and you’ll blend in naturally with other diners enjoying their meals outdoors.
Do Burnaby Patios Offer Shade Options for Sensitive Skin?
Yes, we offer plenty of shade options for your sensitive skin needs! Our favourite Burnaby patios feature umbrellas, covered seating areas, and pergolas that keep you protected from direct sunlight. You can enjoy outdoor dining comfortably, and we make sure everyone feels welcome and safe from harmful UV rays. Find out more about enjoying Burnaby’s parks and outdoor spaces.
