If you do not find on the fish boats, there is still a fish store on the street at Fisherman's Wharf. Or try the Chinese supermarket T&T.

Contact bc transit and use a combination of Sky Train to Richmond and buses to Steveston. On your way back into Vancouver, stop at the Cambie Marine Gstewsy Skytrain station and go to the cinema that evening. Then if it’s a Friday or Saturday night, get the Skytrain back towards Vancouver, get off at King Edward and walk down to the Kino Cafe on Cambie and 19th, for live flamenco music and dance.

Hi! Sorry I am not a local there. I am a tourist 🤭

Take 410 bus from Richmond Centre

Hi There Yes they do, there's quite a few stores on the wharf so shop around first. If you're there on a Saturday or Sunday try a trip to London Heritage Farm for their Afternoon Tea ... it's a wonderful experience

Stevenson pier is in Richmond Vancouver so not possible you make a trip quickly at least a day trip and troublesome to get there. You have to take ferry to Tsawwassen, then drive to Richmond. I do not think it is worth while you specially make a trip to do so. Unless you plan few days in great Vancouver area which has a lot to see and do. There is a huge bird Sanctuary in Ladner which is close to to Tsawwassen and Richmond which I think is very nice and worth while to see wild life.

All day long mostly weekends

Steveston is part of Richmond and is accessible by public transit. We've had friends visit from Burnaby with no car.

That restaurant is located on the boardwalk at the 'T' intersection entering the main boardwalk. It has an outdoor eating area which allows a full view of the mooring area for fishing boats. Food is casual dining with a good selection of on tap beer to choose from

During Winter the hours vary. Some shops, such as the ice cream parlours near the Warf close for the season. Even with the shops closed, the Warf is a beautiful and peaceful place to be, especially in the evening. During the day, and more so on the weekends, it gets pretty busy and you may have to drive around a bit to find a parking spot but again, Steveston Village is so well worth the visit and a great place to live!