Eva’s First BC location is now open!

We are so excited to share that a new Eva’s franchise is now open in White Rock, BC in the Metro Vancouver area, just steps from the iconic pier at 14961 Marine Drive.

For the first time ever, this location features hard scoop in addition to our customer favourite menu of soft serve flavours. And, as always there are loads of vegan options.

Says Kristin Finley, Managing Director and Co-Founder of Eva’s Original, “Gagandeep and his team have set up an amazing Eva’s location in the perfect spot. We look forward to working with them and supporting them in their success here!”

To learn more about Eva’s White Rock, BC visit: originalchimneys.com/white-rock-bc

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