In Voicemails for Isabelle, LaSalle College makes two appearances! First, when Wes shows his real estate clients various parts of a large commercial space and then again when Wes sneaks into Tyler Riordan’s "Proactive Dating Live” event. Day-to-day, it’s a creative hub where aspiring designers, artists, filmmakers and digital creators come to develop their craft. Just a short walk away, grab a coffee and a treat at Trees Organic Coffee Renfrew. Known for its organic coffee and legendary cheesecakes, this neighbourhood favourite is a great pit stop before heading out to explore the outdoors. Not far is Trout Lake, one of the city's most beloved community parks. During the warmer months, visitors can enjoy lakeside walking trails, open green spaces and beautiful mountain views. If you're visiting with a four-legged friend, the park's popular off-leash dog area offers plenty of space for dogs to run, play and socialize while owners enjoy the relaxed surroundings. If you fancy yourself a foodie, be sure to check out Flourist, a specialty mill and bakery known for its locally sourced grains and freshly milled flours. Visitors can browse artisanal baking products, pick up freshly baked treats and learn more about the farm-to-table philosophy that has made Flourist a favourite among local food lovers and home bakers alike.

Don’t let the golden gate bridge in the background fool you, that final feel-good scene in Voicemails for Isabelle happens right here at Grandview Park in the heart of Commercial Drive - one of Vancouver’s most eclectic and character-filled neighbourhoods. This vibrant stretch is known for its independent spirit and multicultural food scene. The avenue is lined with record stores, bookstores, bakeries and colourful storefronts that give the neighbourhood its unmistakable personality. In fact, the vibe is perfectly encapsulated by Vancouver Naturally Ours Mural, a vibrant piece of art just steps from Grandview Park that draws in tourists for that memorable picture. For a delicious bite, we recommend Bonus Bakery, a 100% plant-based bakery with the most mouth-watering baked goods you’ve ever seen. If you’re in the mood for shopping, swing by Mintage, a stylish vintage clothing shop packed with curated retro finds. There’s lots to explore before calling it a day.

Remember in Voicemails for Isabelle when Jill was innocently sketching out a logo for her new business when she met Tyler Riordan? That was at none other than Fiorino on West Georgia Street, a stylish restaurant serving up Italian street food, inspired by the dining experience in Florence. If you come in for a bite over lunch, treat yourself to a house baked schiacciata bread sandwich - one of their specialties. For a little shopping wander along Robson Street, downtown’s famous shopping corridor packed with fashion boutiques, independent retailers and unique cafés. A couple blocks over is Nemesis Coffee Gastown, a visually stunning café with expertly crafted espresso drinks and inventive pastries. For another standout dining option, Miku Vancouver should be on your list. Known for its flame-seared aburi sushi, waterfront views and patio, it’s the perfect spot to end a great day in Vancouver.

There’s a beautiful shot in Voicemails for Isabelle, where Jill’s yellow food truck sits against the backdrop of David Lam Park, a beautiful waterfront green space tucked into the heart of Yaletown along False Creek. With open lawns, public art, tennis courts and sweeping views of the downtown skyline, the park is one of the city’s best places to slow down and enjoy Vancouver’s coastal vibes. Just steps away, continue your walk through Yaletown, one of Vancouver’s trendiest neighbourhoods filled with converted warehouse buildings, stylish boutiques and patios. For a memorable meal nearby, Blue Water Cafe is a standout spot known for its seafood and sushi, served in an elegant yet welcoming setting. If you’re looking for something more casual, Tacofino Yaletown serves creative West Coast tacos and burritos that have become a local favourite. For shopping, you’ve gotta check out Fine Finds Boutique, a charming local shop featuring carefully curated fashion, accessories and gifts including locally made jewellery. You could spend all day in Yaletown! And we suggest you do.

Bâtard Bakery does double duty in Voicemails for Isabelle, acting as the backdrop for the pastry-making show put on by Jill’s pretentious boss, Chef Bastien, while Jill serves samples to those lining up outside, and then again as Maison Julia, where Jill and Wes go on a date together in San Francisco. Locals, however, will recognize it as the beloved family-run boulangerie and cafe on Vancouver’s East Side. If you’re looking to start your day with a great cup of coffee and flaky pastry fresh from the oven, make this your first stop. From there, take a stroll along Main Street, for great shopping and food. Just a short walk away, book and design lovers alike will enjoy exploring The Regional Assembly of Text, an independent stationery and gift store with vintage office supplies, old textbooks and unique cards. If you’re ready for lunch or dinner, Anh and Chi is a popular, family-run Vietnamese restaurant known for vibrant flavours and beautifully presented sharing plates. To round out the day, wander over to Jonathan Rogers Park, grab a blanket and watch the sunset in this peaceful community gathering spot – perfectly positioned in the middle of the action.