Coastal Cookery

Roasted Brussels sprouts at Coastal Cookery in Powell River

Buddha bowl at Coastal Cookery in Powell River

Exterior at Coastal Cookery in Powell River

Backwood Greens salad, without the bacon and goat cheese to make it vegan.
The walnuts were my favourite part as they were roasted and crispy. The maple vinaigrette was delicious. at Coastal Cookery in Powell River

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Serves meat, vegan options available. Globally inspired dishes. Vegan options include a Buddha bowl, roasted cauliflower, and hummus. Open Mon-Sun 11:30am-11:30pm.

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4553 Marine Ave, Powell River, British Columbia, Canada, V8A 2K5
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+1-604-485-5568
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First Review by jessek

Beautiful View - Edit

Loved the view of the water from our table. Nice local restaurant with many options if your vegan, less option being vegan with a wheat allergy. Food was delicious and the service was excellent.

Pros: Stunning view , Great service

Cons: Would like more gluten free options

Very limited but the few options are great! - Edit

We had a veggie burger (only the gluten free bread is vegan!) and it was alright, but the Buddha bowl is outstanding! So delicious. They also have a really nice selection of non-alcoholic beverages.

Pretty good - Edit

The Buddha bowl was good, lots of flavour. Will definitely go back.

Probably the best option in Powell River - Edit

Menu items are marked as vegetarian, but nothing is marked as vegan. I called ahead to ask about vegan options and then asked my server in person — and each time I received different answers as to what could be made vegan, so be careful confirming ingredients. What we did get, the Buddha bowl and roasted Brussels sprouts, were both satisfying. But it would have been preferable to have clearly marked vegan options or at least a consistent response from staff as to what meals could be vegan.