The Tuck Shoppe is located in Chinatown and they serve up sandwiches, soups, salads, snacks and craft beer. All items are made from scratch and use local ingredients. I came here a few times with my coworkers during lunch as it seemed like a new addition to the neighbourhood.
All items on the menu are all under $11. The menu doesn’t change between lunch and dinner.
I love the look of the shop and they have super awesome retro accents here.
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There are Hudson’s Bay inspired pillows.
They have a bunch of Pez for sale, as well as little toys like frisbees, paddle ball and airplanes.
All the utensils and napkins are on the centre table and there is cucumber water.
Everything is made in the same space, so you can see them at work.
When you put in your order, your order number is on a wooden spoon. Very cute.
Celery Root Soup has their shoppe veg stock, celery root, fennel, and pork belly lardon. Mags commented saying it tasted great but there is only so much they could do to make it look pretty.
Wedge Salad has 2 slices of iceberg lettuce, grape tomatoes, pork belly lardon, blue cheese, IPA ranch, and a balsamic glaze. It was a good sounding, but I felt the dressing was a bit heavy. If they eased up a little bit, that would be a lot better.
Tuck Salad has mixed greens, dates, pea shoots, shoppe croutons, white balsamic and tomatoes. Good simple and fresh salad.
Pork Belly Cubano has mojo pork belly, ham, swiss, shoppe pickles and mustard. It is served with a shoppe pickle and a handful of Hardbite chip.
Tuna Katsu has panko crusted rare albacore tuna, wasabi, daikon, and soy ginger. It is also served with a shoppe pickle and a handful of Hardbite chips. Unique flavours and its nice that there is the kick of wasabi.
Overall, the food is pretty good for lunch. Simple menu and very casual dining experience which I enjoyed.
We Rate The Tuck Shoppe: 
Address:
237 Union Street, Vancouver
Website:
http://www.thetuckshoppe.com/
