The Pint Public House
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The Pint Public House

Boisterous sports pub serving beer pitchers & classic bar bites, plus wings in 40 different sauces

⭐ 4 · 3277 reviews 📍 455 Abbott St 💰 Mid-range

Visit plan: The Pint Public House

  1. Confirm The Pint Public House is open and taking guests the same day (hours change).
  2. Check whether you need a reservation for peak dinner or match/event nights.
  3. Plan your transit stop before you go — taxis surge after big events.
  4. If watching sports, ask about screens/audio when you arrive.
  5. Have a backup venue within a short walk in case of waits.

Hours and menus change — confirm on the venue site or Google listing before you go. Related: Pubs hub · Tonight · Transit

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⚽ Local Tips for World Cup 2026

  • Arrive 2 hours before Canada or knockout matches — every screen fills and standing room gets tight by T−60.
  • Order the wing sampler if you're in a group of four; it's the fastest way to feed a table without missing kick-off.
  • Abbott Street is a straight 6-minute walk south to BC Place Gate B — cut through the plaza, not Pacific Blvd (less crowded).
  • Fridays after midnight the crowd skews younger and louder; for a pre-match beer go 5–8 PM instead.
  • They run game-day specials during major sports events — ask your server, don't assume the board is complete.

✍️ Editor's pick — Aleks

My go-to when visiting fans want 'a real sports bar' and refuse to take a taxi to Yaletown.

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About The Pint Public House

The Pint on Abbott is what I send friends to when they land at YVR and ask where to watch a match within walking distance of BC Place. It's unapologetically a sports bar: big screens, pitchers, wings in enough sauces to start arguments, and a crowd that actually reacts to the game instead of staring at phones.

It fills for Canucks playoffs and big international fixtures, and the noise scales with the stakes. For World Cup 2026 it's a solid pre-match base if you want loud, beer-first atmosphere and a flat walk to the stadium. Not for quiet conversation or date night.

🕐 Opening Hours
Monday11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wednesday11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thursday11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Friday11:00 AM – 4:00 AM
Saturday11:00 AM – 4:00 AM
Sunday11:00 AM – 12:00 AM

Hours may vary on match days · Always verify before visiting at https://vancouver.thepint.ca/

🚇 Getting There

Address: 455 Abbott St, Vancouver BC

5–10 min walk from BC Place · Burrard or Granville SkyTrain nearby

💬 What Visitors Say
★★★★☆

"I wasn't aware that the pint does brunch. The last time I was here I was at a canucks game. This is a great place for social hangouts over wings and drinks. It does get really loud here at night, inca"

— Eddy Wong · Google Reviews
★★★★★

"Festive sports bar to catch a game (loud but fun). We had a couple beers before a dinner reservation and the place was lively with hockey and football fans on a Saturday night. The vibe is friendly an"

— Ryan Ung · Google Reviews
★★★★★

"Andrew, the manager, was excellent. My friends and I were at The Pint on New Year’s Eve, and he ran the night properly. He stepped in to handle a few heated situations calmly and professionally, de-es"

— Chinmay Kapoor · Google Reviews

Reviews from Google Maps · Rating 4/5 from 3277 reviews

Prices shown are estimates and may change — always confirm with the official source (TransLink, FIFA.com, the venue or booking.com) before you travel.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a reservation at The Pint Public House?

For busy weekend dinners and event nights, often yes. Walk-in works better off-peak — call or check their listing.

Is it good for watching games?

Depends on screens and crowd — ask staff, or use our pubs hub rankings for sports-forward rooms.

How do I get there without a car?

Use SkyTrain/bus corridors when possible. See Getting Around for DayPass tips.