Watermark is centrally located on the beach at the north end of Arbutus Street, immediately north of the tennis courts. Parking is available adjacent to the restaurant. By public transit, Bus 258 or 22 on Burrard Street will take you to within steps of the restaurant. By car from the city centre, take Burrard Street across the bridge, bear right onto Cornwall and right onto Arbutus. Watermark on Kits Beach is a short beachside walk from Granville Island. 

Watermark’s goal was to design a contemporary facility that balanced our world famous location by creating a building that utilizes geo-thermal heating and cooling, solar shading, and natural ventilation methods to increase the project's overall energy efficiency. 

The menu reflects the best of both traditional and contemporary seafood, while incorporating the unique international flavors of Vancouver. The product is local and utilizes a variety of organic and environmentally sensitive ingredients onto the menu.

The Trinchero family immigrated to the US from northern Italy in the 1920s. In 1948 they moved to Napa Valley and purchased an abandoned 19th-century winery called Sutter Home. In 1960, the second generation of Trincheros took over and, at the end of the decade, moved the winery away from bulk sales and into bottled varietal wines. In the early 1970s the Trincheros gained a lofty reputation among consumers, press and gatekeepers for their single-vineyard Zinfandels out of Amador County. They were, in fact, among the first of California's boutique wineries to recognize the potential of the Sierra Foothills.   

Fifty years later, to honor their heritage and long history in Napa Valley, the family launched Trinchero Winery. The Trinchero wines are divided into two tiers. The Napa Reserve wines are single-vineyard bottlings featuring grapes from the family's 200 acres of estate vineyards in Napa Valley. The Trinchero Family wines showcase the Napa vineyards plus 200 acres in Lake County and 525 acres in Santa Barbara County.