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Published on Main

  • CuisinePacific Northwest
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibePolished but relaxed, neighbourhood energy, moderate noise
  • PriceCAD 90-180 (about USD 63-126) per person

Published on Main is a fine-dining restaurant at 3593 Main Street in the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and holds one star in the 2026 Michelin Guide. The kitchen cooks seasonal Pacific Northwest food, building plates around produce, seafood and meat from British Columbia's farms and coast, so the menu changes as the growing season does.

Main Street restaurant with one Michelin star, focused on seasonal local produce.

Published on Main is a fine-dining restaurant at 3593 Main Street in the Mount Pleasant area of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, and holds one star in the 2026 Michelin Guide. The kitchen cooks seasonal Pacific Northwest food, building plates around produce, seafood and meat from British Columbia's farms and coast, so the menu changes as the growing season does. The format leans toward shared plates, which suits groups who want to taste several dishes rather than commit to one entree each. Because the menu rotates, no single dish is a permanent fixture, and the specialty is the seasonal, produce-led approach itself. Guests can generally expect vegetable courses treated with the same seriousness as fish and meat, and a cooking style that favours clear, ingredient-forward flavour over heavy sauces. Main Street is one of Vancouver's livelier corridors, lined with independent shops, cafes and bars, and the restaurant fits that setting: polished and carefully run, but not stiff, with an atmosphere closer to a neighbourhood destination than a hotel dining room. Dress is smart casual, and the volume is moderate, comfortable for conversation. The beverage programme leans on British Columbia wines, including bottles from the Okanagan and Vancouver Island, along with cocktails and non-alcoholic options, and the staff can usually guide pairings against the shared-plate format. Expect to spend roughly CAD 90 to 180 per person depending on how many plates are ordered and what is poured. Reservations are strongly recommended, particularly for Friday and Saturday evenings, and booking a week or more ahead is prudent for larger groups. The restaurant's own website lists the current booking method. Mount Pleasant is served by frequent buses along Main Street, and the Broadway-City Hall Canada Line station is within a reasonable walk or short bus ride.

Practical information for Published on Main · Last updated September 2026
Price CAD 90-180 (about USD 63-126) per person
Reservations Reservations strongly recommended; check the restaurant's website for its current booking method
Address 3593 Main St, Vancouver, BC, Canada

Signature dishes

  • Seasonal shared plates

Good to know

Known for
Seasonal Pacific Northwest cooking

Location

3593 Main St, Vancouver, BC, Canada

49.2518, -123.1007 View on map

Highlights

  • One-star Michelin restaurant on Main Street
  • Seasonal Pacific Northwest menu built on local produce
  • Shared-plate format suited to groups
  • British Columbia wine focus

Tips for visiting

  • Reserve a week or more ahead for weekend evenings or groups
  • Order several shared plates rather than one entree each
  • Budget CAD 90-180 per person depending on plates and drinks
  • Ask the staff for BC wine pairings suited to the seasonal menu
  • Main Street buses run frequently, so parking is not essential

When to visit

Weeknight dinners are quieter and easier to book. Visits in late spring through early autumn show the widest range of local produce.

Accessibility

Step-free access and washroom details should be confirmed with the restaurant before visiting. Main Street has level sidewalks and frequent accessible bus service.

Frequently asked questions

Does Published on Main have a Michelin star?

Yes. It is listed with one star in the 2026 Michelin Guide.

What style of food is served?

Seasonal Pacific Northwest cooking, with shared plates built around local produce and seafood.

Do I need a reservation?

Reservations are strongly recommended, especially on weekends. The restaurant's website gives the current booking method.

How much does a meal cost?

Roughly CAD 90 to 180 per person, depending on the number of plates and beverages.