Where can I get poke near Robson Square?

Pokerrito Hornby is at 991 Hornby Street, a short walk south of Robson Square along Hornby.

Is Pokerrito Hornby close to the Vancouver Art Gallery?

Yes. The Art Gallery is a short walk north along Hornby Street.

Can I bike to Pokerrito Hornby?

Yes. The Hornby Street protected bike lane runs past the restaurant.

Does Pokerrito Hornby have warm bowls?

Yes. Torched warm bowls are on the menu alongside classic poke bowls and sushi burritos.

Was Pokerrito the first to serve torched poke?

Yes. Pokerrito was the first poke shop to bring torched fish to the poke bowl, and we have served it since opening in downtown Vancouver in 2016. Local media covered it at the time.

Hornby Street · Robson Square

Pokerrito Hornby

Pokerrito Hornby is at 991 Hornby Street near Nelson, right across the street from the Law Courts. Walk north along Hornby and you reach Robson Square and the Vancouver Art Gallery. It is an easy lunch stop for anyone working or studying around the courthouse.

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Address

991 Hornby St
Vancouver, BC V6Z 3G4

Hours

Monday to Friday11am – 9pm
Saturday11am – 8pm
Sunday12pm – 8pm

Phone

(236) 471-4514

Glass storefront of Pokerrito Hornby on Hornby Street with the round Pokerrito window sign

Hornby StAcross from the Law Courts

991 Hornby St

Getting here

Open in Google Maps → Counter and menu boards inside Pokerrito Hornby

Walk
Directly across Hornby Street from the Law Courts. Robson Square and the Vancouver Art Gallery are a short walk north along Hornby.
Bike
The Hornby Street protected bike lane runs right past the door.
SkyTrain
Vancouver City Centre Station on the Canada Line is a few blocks away at Granville and Georgia.

Made your way

What to order on Hornby

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Classic poke bowl

North Shore

Fresh tuna, pineapple, seaweed salad, crab meat and umami sauce.

Sushi burrito

Hanauma Pokerrito

Our Hanauma poke, rolled in nori and cut in half to eat on the go.

Torched warm bowl

Miso Glazed Salmon

Baked salmon finished with miso glaze over your choice of base.

Torched. Warm. Fresh.

Prefer it warm?

Our Torched Warm Bowls are seared proteins over your choice of base, finished with fresh toppings and sauce.

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Bulgogi
Miso Glazed Salmon
Torched Ahi Tuna
Spicy BBQ Pork (Jaeyuk)
Roasted Chicken

Order ahead

Pickup and delivery

Order online at pokerrito.order-online.ai and select Hornby for pickup, so your bowl is ready when you step out for lunch. You can also order in the Pokerrito app or in store. Delivery options, where available, show at checkout.

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Good to know

Questions

Where can I get poke near Robson Square?: Pokerrito Hornby is at 991 Hornby Street, a short walk south of Robson Square along Hornby.
Is Pokerrito Hornby close to the Vancouver Art Gallery?: Yes. The Art Gallery is a short walk north along Hornby Street.
Can I bike to Pokerrito Hornby?: Yes. The Hornby Street protected bike lane runs past the restaurant.
Does Pokerrito Hornby have warm bowls?: Yes. Torched warm bowls are on the menu alongside classic poke bowls and sushi burritos.
Was Pokerrito the first to serve torched poke?: Yes. Pokerrito was the first poke shop to bring torched fish to the poke bowl, and we have served it since opening in downtown Vancouver in 2016. Local media covered it at the time.

Vancouver-born.
Since 2016.

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