French Creek Pub opens at the Burrard Hotel and welcomes Real Housewives of Vancouver and 90 Day guests

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French Creek Pub, a new restaurant at the Burrard Hotel in downtown Vancouver, has been open for just over a month and has already attracted attention from reality TV stars who have stopped by the venue.

In a post on the pub’s Instagram, French Creek said it welcomed Christina Kiesel and Reiko Mackenzei, who appear on The Real Housewives of Vancouver. The pub described the visit as a chance to talk about “memorable moments” from the series.

Earlier in its opening stretch, French Creek also reported hosting Debbie Johnson and Tony Starcevich from 90 Day: The Single Life. The pub said the visit included conversations and that it was able to connect with Johnson’s son Colt Johnson and his new girlfriend over video call.

French Creek Pub’s location is at 1100 Burrard St., at the Burrard Hotel. The new restaurant replaced the former Burgoo location at the hotel, which had been operating for about a decade.

The pub’s roots extend beyond the Lower Mainland. According to information on the business’s website cited in the report, French Creek Pub originally operated on Vancouver Island and has been in business for about 40 years.

The menu described for the restaurant focuses on traditional pub fare. French Creek Pub offers burgers and drinks as part of its core offerings, along with fish and chips identified as “award-winning” in the information provided.

While the report focuses most heavily on the celebrity visits and the venue’s recent opening, it also frames French Creek as a continuation of a long-running pub concept that has been operating for decades, now in a downtown Vancouver setting.

For local diners, the opening represents both a change at the Burrard Hotel’s dining address and a new place aligned with common pub-going preferences such as handheld meals and a full drinks program. Its mention of fish and chips as an award-winning item also signals a specific dish to watch if customers are looking for what the kitchen is most focused on.

The reality TV visits appear to be part of French Creek’s early momentum, with the restaurant using its Instagram presence to highlight the kinds of conversations it has been able to have with guests.

With the pub still in its first month, French Creek’s blend of familiar pub staples, a downtown hotel address, and the early-profile visits from TV personalities may make it a destination for people interested in casual dining with a recognizable brand behind it.