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Corner convenience store on Coast Meridian Road in Port Coquitlam, stocking staples, snacks and quick essentials.
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Everything edible in Port Coquitlam, gathered: restaurants, cafes, bakeries, pubs, breweries and the shops you buy the ingredients from. The city's food scene is spread between the downtown strip, the plaza corridors and a few pockets that reward looking. National chains are not listed.
Corner convenience store on Coast Meridian Road in Port Coquitlam, stocking staples, snacks and quick essentials.
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Independent takeout spot in Port Coquitlam serving quick meals and snacks; orders and details available by phone and online.
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Corner grocery on Shaughnessy Street in Port Coquitlam stocking produce, dry goods and everyday staples.
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Noodle restaurant in a McAllister Avenue suite serving soups and wok-fried noodles in Port Coquitlam.
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Convenience store on Cedar Drive in Port Coquitlam covering snacks, drinks and small everyday errands.
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Quick-bite cafe in Port Coquitlam serving coffee and takeout eats, listed in the city directory without a street address.
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Independent food shop in Lincoln, Port Coquitlam, operating outside the big-banner supermarket system.
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Pub on Argue Street in Port Coquitlam pouring drafts and serving pub fare in a casual neighborhood room.
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Bubble-tea counter on Lougheed Highway in Port Coquitlam pouring milk teas, fruit teas and tapioca drinks.
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Bakery counter on Shaughnessy Street in Port Coquitlam selling fresh donuts, pastries and morning bakes.
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Small coffee room on McAllister Avenue in Port Coquitlam serving espresso drinks and light bites.
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Pizza counter on Wilson Avenue in Port Coquitlam serving whole pies and slices; orders taken by phone or online.
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Independent restaurant in a Village Drive suite in Port Coquitlam serving grilled mains; details by phone or online.
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Pizza restaurant in a Lougheed Highway suite in Port Coquitlam serving whole pies and slices; orders taken by phone.
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Bistro on the west-side stretch of Lougheed Highway plating soups, sandwiches and hot dinner fare for sit-down meals.
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Casual lunch spot on Shaughnessy Street pouring coffee and serving sandwiches, soups and daily specials through midday.
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Italian café and pasta house in Unit 2 on Oxford Street serving espresso, classic sauces and noodle plates.
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Fried chicken counter on Prairie Avenue in central Port Coquitlam turning out takeout boxes, sides and quick meals.
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Prairie Avenue convenience store stocking snacks, drinks, frozen food and everyday staples for quick in-and-out trips.
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Japanese restaurant in Unit 160 at 863 Village Drive plating sushi, rice bowls and hot dishes for dine-in or takeout.
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Sushi counter on Shaughnessy Street in Port Coquitlam rolling classic and specialty pieces for dine-in and takeaway.
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Thai kitchen in Unit 29 on Lougheed Highway serving lunch and dinner favorites for pickup, with phone orders taken.
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European deli on Shaughnessy Street carrying cured meats, cheeses, breads and imported groceries for home cooking.
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Convenience store on Pitt River Road carrying pantry staples, cold drinks and household basics.
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PoCo's brewers have built a taproom cluster on the city's east side, and the old-style pubs still hold their corners. A guide to drinking locally in a railway town.
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