The Cannery Café (located on Moncton Street in the historic Steveston Village of Richmond) is a charming and nostalgic destination celebrated for its unique blend of heritage, cinema history, and fusion comfort food. The restaurant offers a cozy, rustic, and homey environment within a landmark building, providing a "time-capsule" atmosphere that is internationally recognized as the filming location for "Granny’s Diner" in the television series Once Upon a Time. According to its official presence and community reviews on platforms like Tourism Richmond, Wanderlog, and Yelp, the café is highly regarded for its warm hospitality and its ability to balance its role as a cultural fan site with its identity as a genuine neighborhood kitchen. Signature specialty dishes include their renowned Fusion Paellas, hearty Eggs Benedict, and an unexpected selection of handmade Shanghai Dumplings. Patrons also highly recommend the "Granny’s Hot Chocolate"—a nod to its fictional counterpart—alongside their comforting seafood bread bowls and the sweet and salty French Toast. For those seeking classic brunch fare, the café’s mimosas and generous breakfast platters are standout favorites frequently praised for their beautiful plating. With its focus on soulful cooking, communal dining vibes, and a spirited dedication to its unique place in local history, The Cannery Café provides a satisfying and poetic journey into the heart of Steveston’s maritime and pop-culture legacy.