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Pajo's Fish & Chips in Garry Point (Ton-Ton's Journey: Vancouver 2007 Part 9) - Richmond, BC [Eating]

(Pictures for this review taken with my Canon Rebel XTi and Canon PowerShot SD800is.

Read the rest of Ton-Ton's Journey: Vancouver 2007.

You can read about another of our trips to Garry Point here. There are some great shots of the sunset.)


Steveston Fisherman's Memorial

As it's already 2008, I decided I should try to finish off the rest of Ton-Ton's Journey: Vancouver 2007. There are four more articles after this. Given the current weakness of the US dollar, I'm not sure when Ton-Ton's next trip to Canada will be, although I'm fairly certain it will be sometime this year.


(Cue Jaws music.)

While there are a few locations in Richmond's scenic Steveston Fishing Village where you can find good fish and chips, family-run Pajo's Fish & Chips has been the shop of choice for Cat's family since King's Fare in Vancouver mysteriously closed. A trip to Vancouver just isn't complete for her without a visit to Pajo's summer stand in Garry Point



Started in 1985, Pajo's boasts two locations in Steveston and two others in the Lower Mainland. While the location on the Steveston Wharf is larger and actually on the water, we prefer the one in Garry Point for its scenic splendor. Since the weather is very much a factor in that part of the world, the Garry Point Pajo's is usually only open during the relatively sunny summer and autumn months.


(Ton-Ton takes in the view.)


Read the complete review, Pajo's Fish & Chips in Garry Point (Ton-Ton's Journey: Vancouver 2007 Part 9) - Richmond, BC [Eating], on Chubbypanda.com.