Pacific Farms Market is a fantastic spot for a quick and satisfying bite inside the bustling Vancouver Airport. We had the roasted chicken, and it was absolutely delicious—perfectly cooked, juicy, and full of flavor. The mac and cheese was a standout for me—creamy, cheesy, and just the right amount of indulgent. The market offers a great variety of freshly prepared options, making it a solid choice for travelers looking for quality food on the go. The space is clean, well-organized, and inviting, which is always a plus when navigating a busy airport. Whether you’re in a rush or have time to enjoy your meal, Pacific Farms Market delivers a reliable and tasty dining experience. Highly recommended for anyone passing through YVR!

If I had to eat a supper at YVR, I probably would choose Pacific farms market. It's one of the more fresh and higher quality food places to eat in the airport, local BC fare. If I had a breakfast to eat I would for sure hit up their Purebread baked goods. I got a 1/2 chicken and two sides, nearly 28. It's actually a lot of food so I would order a 1/4 chicken and one or two sides next time. Definitely get the roast chicken, it's moist and falls off the bone. The roasted squash was tasty, I would get something other than vegan mac and cheese next time, it tasted like a moist macaroni, I like it cheesier. Alcoholic beverages are here like all airports. I chose to wait for the free wine on the Air Canada flights instead. That said they have a lot of fresh, tasty choices here.

So happy to see these types of places popping up at the airport. While it’s not cheap, prices are still comparable to cafes in the city. They got fresh sandwiches, salads, bagels, baked good and lots of different drinks and snacks to go. I’ve previously grabbed a savoury spinach and feta muffin for the plane, which was delicious and very filling. This time I had the smoked salmon bagel. It was loaded with cream cheese, salmon, cucumbers, onions and capers. They serve 49th parallel coffee. The drip black coffee was too sour, thought it’s common for independently roasted beans. Usually I would take a star off, but I think this cafe is the best and the healthiest place in the domestic terminal. There’s lots of seating by the windows and to the side.

The mocha at Pacific Farms Market at YVR is really solid. Good balance of coffee and chocolate, not too sweet, and the chocolate sauce adds a nice touch. Great option if you’re looking for a quality drink before your flight.

We had an amazing stopover at Vancouver Airport that truly exceeded our expectations. My girlfriend, her friend, and I initially tried to visit the Stanley Park Taphouse but were very disappointed. The atmosphere and service there did not meet our expectations, and we decided to look for a better option. Our decision turned out to be the best choice we made. We found Pacific Farm Market and were blown away by the experience. We ordered a delicious pizza, a couple of perfectly mixed Caesars, and an exquisite espresso martini. Each item was outstanding in its own right—the pizza was flavorful and cooked to perfection, the Caesars had just the right balance of spice and tang, and the espresso martini was a delightful mix of rich coffee and smooth alcohol. However, what truly made our visit memorable was the bartender. This wonderful gentleman had a fantastic personality and went above and beyond to make our stopover special. He was engaging, attentive, and clearly passionate about his craft. His recommendations were spot-on, and his friendly demeanor added a personal touch to our experience. The atmosphere was relaxed and welcoming, providing the perfect setting for us to unwind before our next flight. The combination of excellent food, well-crafted drinks, and outstanding service made this a five-star experience. If you find yourself with some time to spare at Vancouver Airport, I highly recommend stopping by Pacific Farm Market for a meal and a drink. You won’t be disappointed!

This is hands-down the best food you're going to find in an airport. Prices are high, but not unexpected for an airport. It's the only food worth buying in any airport. All homemade, small batches, in dutch ovens. I had butternut squash with radishes and beets, brussels sprouts with bacon and maple syrup drizzle, and coconut thai lentil and chick pea curry. Portions are enough for a full meal and you will walk away stuffed. What more could you possibly ask for at an airport? Finally an airport business who treats you like a human and actually takes the stress out of travelling instead of making it more difficult!!

Everything is made fresh and I could taste it. I had 3 sides for 19.95, and they were delicious with generous portions. The best airport food I've ever had anywhere.

Friendly, quick and easy service. Clean, well lit, tables, good price for the food options. Lots of healthy or snacky & sweet options. Salads, sandwiches, granola, a kitchen for other foods… realized from hearing a shaker in the background that it even has a bar!