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.

I've watched Canucks playoffs and international friendlies here — the energy 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.