“And the seagull’s name was Nelson Nelson who came from the sea And the seagull’s name was Nelson Nelson the seagull free” The folk song is by Des & Dawn, and the seagull obligingly allowed […]
Vij’s was first opened in 1994, and Vikram Vij and Meeru Dhalwala have been creating innovative and inspired Indian cuisine ever since. Previously occupying a spot in South Granville, Vij’s can now be found on […]
Wild Thing is your neighbourhood watering hole with the friendly vibe of Cheers but the charming setting of a European cafe bar. The natural wine selection is exciting, the cocktails are ever changing, and the […]
Joe Fortes Seafood and Chop House is rightly a Vancouver institution and a destination for exquisite seafood. It first opened in 1985, a hundred years after its namesake Seraphim “Joe” Fortes first arrived in Vancouver. […]
Luigi & Sons is a butcher shop in Yaletown born of its neighbour and sister restaurant Elisa Steak. Luigi & Sons offers a space for the cultivation and display of dry aging beef but it […]
L’Atelier Patisserie Boulangerie has a new space and a new name. L’Atelier used to be a hidden treasure of Mount Pleasant. They had a tucked away, blink and you’ll miss it location just off Main […]
Now, I’ve never been to Spain, but I have been to Como Taperia. This Spanish tapas bar opened on Main Street at East 7th in 2018. Como Taperia is inspired by time spent eating well […]
The Vancouver Christmas Market is back again at Jack Poole Plaza this year with more vendors than ever before. ’Tis the season to grab a hot cup of gluhwein and enjoy the carolling of the Gingerbread […]
Hazukido just opened their very first location in Vancouver in Yaletown. The croissanterie already has other Canadian locations in Ontario as well as Quebec. Hazukido also has locations across Asia, with cafes in Malaysia and […]
Say Hey Cafe is located in Vancouver’s Chinatown, at 156 East Pender St, in the same block as the famed Chinatown bakery, New Town. Say Hey Cafe’s Past Zach Zimmermann first opened Say Hey Cafe […]
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