SOCIAL CORNER COAL HARBOUR

It's in its soft opening and I give it a two thumbs-up. Carbonara pizza was amazing. Highly recommended. Paella was delicious. Also recommended. Gnocchi was very tasty and filling. Likewise with wagyu carpaccio. I wasn't able to try the recommended burger and I'll get to that on my 2nd visit. Special shout out to Holly who was very warm in taking care of us. The place lives up to its name. I highly recommend this restaurant!

Prices do not match the experience or food. This is my third time visiting the social corner. the location in yaletown was a hit and miss. I was however, so excited to see this new location and thought i’d give it a chance. The ambiance and decor is absolutely stunning! It’s in a great spot right near the water and some nice hotels. The vibes = immaculate. We came for happy hour and ordered the burger (which i’ve heard is one of the best in van—not NEAR it in my opinion, the meat was high quality but the rest was meh). The fries were good and fresh though. The Cesar salad was pretty good, too! The service was extremely lacking. Our waitress was nice but she didn’t once check on us after the food was delivered. Our waters were empty and I was ready for a pop refill and nothing! We almost had to beg for help and a dessert menu. For such a “premium” experience and high prices, i’m really not impressed. They either need more employees or need to train to provide better service.

Visited the new Social Corner in Coal Harbour — amazing vibe! The atmosphere is lively and modern, with beautiful décor and a fun energy that really fits the waterfront area. It’s a little bit tight between tables, but overall the layout still feels cozy and stylish. We started with a few appetizers — all good, especially the Caesar salad, which was absolutely delicious. The lamb rack was well-done and flavorful, while the chorizo dish was decent and quite unique. For mains, we had pepperoni pizza, which was awesome, and the funghi pizza, which was also very good. There was a small hiccup at the reception — even though we had a reservation from a month earlier, we waited about 30 minutes to be seated. However, our server Nadia completely turned the night around. She was genuinely kind, attentive, and made sure we had a great experience. Because of that delay, the restaurant kindly offered us a complimentary tiramisu, which was a lovely touch and tasted fantastic. Overall, it was a great night out — a stylish new addition to Coal Harbour that’s worth visiting for the vibe, the food, and especially the service.

Had the opportunity to dine during their soft opening for a work lunch. The service was very welcoming and attentive. The decor is beautiful, featuring a clean open line to display each station at work, and a large shiny stone oven. Two of my colleagues got the Sablefish with risotto and said it was delicious. Another got the Pepperoni y Ricotta pizza which had a light thin dough, and was perfectly cooked in the stone oven. I got their burger which I was excited for. It had quality ingredients, and the toppings went well with it. My feedback is that the burger was well-done when I had requested medium, and the meat lacked salt which would have balanced out the caramelized onion sweetness better. Overall, the food was well put together, and featured quality ingredients. The food was quite slow and came at different times. We sat around 12pm and left the restaurant around 1:45pm. With a new cooking battalion, there could be some hiccups. Would love to come back and try again once their cooks have gotten into their flow. At the end of the day, I was happy to be able to go, and the restaurant had a 50% off promotion for their opening.

I LOVED how warm this place was, both visually and literally. My coworkers got some decadent burgers w foie gras. I enjoyed my salmon benny too! I might’ve had better poached eggs in Vancouver but not with THIS ambience🍷🤩 We also shared some delicious crispy calamari. The server didn’t let me run out of my old gramma hot water and actually got me a whole pot of it halfway in🫶

The new Social Corner on West Cordova is a great addition to the culinary landscape in the area. Beautiful decors. Food was delicious. We went early and it wasn’t too busy in the restaurant yet. Guests started to come in. Lots of energy and vibes in place during the “peak” hours. Fun visit overall. Will certain go back.

Great dining experience we have had here. Cheerful and attentive staff, delicious dishes. The place is still not known to the public due to a recent opening, which is why not too many visitors. Not noisy, calm and relaxing music. Salmon Benedict was the best in the city so far. The only thing - no one paid attention when we were leaving the restaurant, even though there were 5-6 employees we were passing by, no saying that we have tipped nice 30% paying the bill

Great location at Coal Harbour and the natural sunlight inside the restaurant is much better than the Homer Street location. I like the deco and our waiter was professional and attentive. It seems they arr still soft opening at the moment and you probably need a reservation. We ordered beef carpaccio, seafood linguine and the funghi pizza. Of the three dishes only the pizza met expectations. The beef carpaccio was less than ordinary while the shrimps from the linguine was anything but fresh.

New location right by the Convention Centre. Similar experience to the original in Yaletown. Beautiful decor inside, comfortable space. Food is almost the same, good, not spectacular. We had: Calamari - good Chorizo - literally its one sausage on a plate with some bread. A bit dry, and way overpriced for this. 2/5 a pizza (capricciosa) - solid dough, nice toppings, good cook on it. 4/5 the "famous" burger - not entirely sure why this is so famous. Its a decent burger, nothing mind blowing. 3.5/5 We had some beers. Nothing special. Service was good, but slow at times - they were super busy and place was packed. reservation recommended. Overall they definitely have some hit and miss dishes, but its a nice place to hang out and share some food/drink. I'd come back.

Prices do not match the experience or food. This is my third time visiting the social corner. the location in yaletown was a hit and miss. I was however, so excited to see this new location and thought i'd give it a chance. The ambiance and decor is absolutely stunning! It's in a great spot right near the water and some nice hotels. The vibes = immaculate. We came for happy hour and ordered the burger (which i've heard is one of the best in van--not NEAR it in my opinion, the meat was high quality but the rest was meh). The fries were good and fresh though. The Cesar salad was pretty good, too! The service was extremely lacking. Our waitress was nice but she didn't once check on us after the food was delivered. Our waters were empty and I was ready for a pop refill and nothing! We almost had to beg for help and a dessert menu. For such a "premium" experience and high prices, i'm really not impressed. They either need more employees or need to train to provide better service.

social corner's new coal harbour location at 1050 west cordova street, right across from the fairmont pacific rim, flanked by nine impressive roman statues, is a stunning addition to the vancouver dining scene. had brunch here with the ladies, a party of three at 1:30 pm on a monday, and we ended up staying for over three hours. it was lively and a bit on the louder side, but we could still chat comfortably, so maybe we had to ask, 'what did you say' a few times, but didn't have to raise our voices. the space itself is absolutely stunning: high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows that flood the room with natural light, warm amber pendant lights, and elegant white tile with copper accents behind the bar. long banquette seating, soft curtains, glowing fireplaces and little table lamps add a cozy, intimate touch that makes it perfect for a long, leisurely meal. one of the most striking design features is a wall of champagne bottles displayed in precise rows on sleek wooden shelves. the way the light hits the glass creates a warm, golden glow that feels both luxurious and inviting, a perfect backdrop for brunch, happy hour or evening drinks. whether you're here for the food, the ambiance, to impress someone or just to have a glass of bubbly, this spot delivers a refined yet relaxed experience with style. even though they're still in their soft opening phase, the service (thanks, holly!) was friendly, and personable. the menu is nearly identical to the michelin recommended homer street location, but this one includes a new addition, a whole branzino, available in limited quantities. we each had a mimosa (i went with pineapple and a splash of passionfruit) and shared the diavola pizza with san marzano tomato sauce, soppressata picante, fior di latte, and mediterranean black olives; the goat cheese salad; and the warm mixed mediterranean olives. the neopolitan pizza was ultra thin, and soggy in the middle, came with scissors for cutting, and had just the right amount of spicy kick. the salad was a standout, crispy goat cheese balls, cherry tomatoes, candied walnuts, and heritage greens lightly tossed in a pear truffle vinaigrette, finished with a touch of parmigiano. a gorgeous space, great food, and warm service, this new social corner location is definitely worth a visit.

This new location is a great spot to check out if you're in Coal Harbour. Beautiful decor and very busy. The cool place to hang out. Tried pizza with egg which was unique and a huge paella to share!

Walked by and decided to have a quick early dinner / happy hour. Service team went above and beyond and made it a great experience! Food was also pretty good, just like the original location. Lovely decor and ambience