Illustrative editorial photo: Main Street restaurants at dusk

Main Street through Mount Pleasant and just south of it holds a cluster of Michelin-listed restaurants within a few blocks of each other: a Nordic-leaning tasting menu, Andrea Carlson’s seasonal room, a long-running vegetarian restaurant and a new modern Indian spot. Here are four, with sources for every fact.

Updated Oct. 31, 2026 · 4 places

Illustrative AI food photo: a fish course and small bowls on pale ceramics with white wine
RestaurantCuisineRecognitionAddress
Published on MainContemporaryOne Michelin Star · C100 #203593 Main St.
Burdock & CoContemporaryOne Michelin Star · C100 #332702 Main St.
The AcornVegetarian, veganMichelin Guide3995 Main St.
KavitaIndian, contemporaryBib Gourmand · C100 #96250 W. 3rd Ave.

1. Published on Main

Why we list it

One Michelin Star and No. 20 on Canada’s 100 Best 2026. Chef Gus Stieffenhofer-Brandson mixes Nordic technique (fermentation, foraged elderflowers and nettles), his Manitoban German heritage and West Coast ingredients, per Canada’s 100 Best.

Order: The tasting menu, or à la carte at the bar · Area: 3593 Main St.

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2. Burdock & Co

Illustrative AI food photo: roasted cabbage and vegetable dishes on dark stoneware
Vegetable plates, illustrated after Burdock & Co.
Why we list it

One Michelin Star and No. 33 on Canada’s 100 Best 2026. Andrea Carlson’s “Moon Menu” tasting menus follow local botanical themes; the official site lists the October–November menu at seven courses for $175 and says walk-ins are welcome.

Order: The current Moon Menu · Price: $175, seven courses (Oct.–Nov. 2026 menu, official site) · Area: 2702 Main St.

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3. The Acorn

Why we list it

Listed in the Michelin Guide, which calls it a “long-time vegetarian staple” and says it forages ingredients such as wild mushrooms, nettles, pinecones and edible flowers within a 100-kilometre radius.

Order: Whatever is foraged and in season · Area: 3995 Main St.

Michelin Guide listing Google Maps

4. Kavita

Illustrative AI food photo: modern Indian dishes in white bowls on a marble table
Modern Indian plates, illustrated after Kavita.
Why we list it

A new 2026 Bib Gourmand and Vancouver’s Michelin Best Service winner, a few blocks off Main at West 3rd Avenue. Chef Tushar Tondvalkar cooks modern Indian food with B.C. produce. Read our Kavita profile.

Order: The Ammakase tasting menu, or the charcoal-grilled chicken kebab with malai sauce · Price: Ammakase $145 per person (official site) · Area: 250 W. 3rd Ave.

Official site Google Maps

FAQ

Which Main Street restaurants have a Michelin Star?

Published on Main and Burdock & Co each hold One Star in the 2026 Vancouver selection.

Is there a vegetarian option on Main Street?

The Acorn is a vegetarian and vegan restaurant listed in the Michelin Guide.

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