- Words by Joanne Peters Photography by Lia Crowe
Granville Island packs a lot into its 40 or so acres: the former industrial site is home to theatres, art galleries, specialty shops and much more. Where the urban peninsula really shines, however, is in its culinary offerings.
The Public Market is famous for everything from fresh crab to apple fritters the size of dinner plates.
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