House of Hotdogs
An independent takeaway in the blocks that have been Chilliwack's center since before the malls.
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Chilliwack eats in three quite separate places. There is the downtown, where Five Corners and the District 1881 blocks have picked up most of the city's newer independent kitchens. There is the Vedder Road strip, which runs from the Sardis malls down to the river crossing and holds the largest number of rooms by a distance, mostly in small plazas. And there is everything out on the flat; the farm stands, the roadside stops on Highway 1 through Rosedale, and the couple of places in Yarrow that have outlasted several owners. This section covers all of it: restaurants, cafes, bakeries, pubs, breweries and the shops you buy the raw materials from. National chains are not listed.
An independent takeaway in the blocks that have been Chilliwack's center since before the malls.
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An independent Mexican restaurant near the Cottonwood and Chilliwack Mall cluster.
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A locally owned pizza takeaway, in Vedder, close to the Canada Education Park campuses.
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An independent pizza restaurant on the downtown side of the Hope Slough.
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An owner-run restaurant, in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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A locally owned burger restaurant, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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A food shop on Yale Road, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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An independent restaurant in Vedder, between the Sardis malls and Vedder Crossing.
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A locally owned Chinese restaurant, in one of the Sardis plazas along Vedder Road.
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A coffee shop on Mill Street, in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners.
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An independent corner store in the blocks that have been Chilliwack's center since before the malls.
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An owner-run restaurant, in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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An independent Chinese restaurant on the Vedder Road run south toward the river.
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A locally owned burger restaurant, on the western edge of the city off Highway 1.
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A local brewery in Vedder, between the Sardis malls and Vedder Crossing, on South Sumas Road.
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An independent coffee shop in the old commercial grid around Five Corners.
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A local ice cream shop in the downtown, within walking distance of Five Corners, on Wellington Avenue.
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Greendale Acres throws its Summer Send Off all three days, Cultus Lake runs its last big waterpark stretch with honest caveats, and Monday closes with a charity car show.
The City defines twelve neighborhoods. Three of them hold about two thirds of the population and most of the shopfronts, and the other nine run from a drained lake bed to a hillside to a working dairy landscape. Here is the honest version of each.
The Luckakuck strip is the visible half of eating in Chilliwack, and the least interesting. The rest is downtown around Five Corners, in the numbered units of the Vedder Road plazas, and out on the farm roads through Greendale and Yarrow.
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