Turkish · West End (Davie Street), Vancouver
Davie's The Best
Turkish-led Mediterranean grill on Davie Street with daily happy hour — kebabs, mezes, and a mix of Turkish, Mediterranean, and Persian dishes for the West End.
Davie's The Best is on the Davie Street corridor in the West End, the commercial-residential strip running west from downtown toward English Bay. The restaurant is Turkish-led with a menu that expands into broader Mediterranean and Persian territory — a common pattern for independent Turkish restaurants in Vancouver where a pure-Turkish menu is harder to sustain commercially than a mixed one. The core grill offering is Turkish: flame-grilled kebabs, rice pilaf, and handcrafted mezes.
The happy-hour pricing is the angle most of their regulars know them for: daily $11.99 meals and $12.99 food-and-beer combos. For a sit-down West End dinner where the norm is closer to $30 an entree, this is meaningfully cheaper — it puts Davie's The Best in the working-lunch and weeknight-dinner category rather than destination dinners. The neighbourhood skew is strong: Davie Street residents, office workers from the downtown edge, tourists staying at West End hotels, and the pre-Pride and post-English-Bay-sunset crowds.
Orders through Uber Eats and DoorDash extend the reach beyond the immediate neighbourhood. Reservations are available via the website's booking system, which is useful Thursday through Saturday when the Davie strip gets busy. Halal status isn't explicitly stated on their public materials — confirm at ordering if it matters. Contact email (daviesthebestltd@gmail.com) is a useful path for catering or event-planning inquiries.
What to order
Menu highlights
★Happy hour meal
$11.99Rotating daily dish at $11.99 — the reason most regulars come midweek.
Mixed grill kebab platter
Adana, şiş, chicken, and lamb with rice pilaf and flatbread. The Turkish anchor of the menu.
Meze plate
Handcrafted spreads — hummus, haydari, ezme — with warm bread. Good starter for two.
Persian kebab options
Reflecting the mixed Turkish-Persian menu — koobideh and joojeh alongside the Turkish grill items.
Visiting
Practical info
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