After the much-maligned Steel Toad Brewing closed its doors, many wondered what would take up residence in the giant brewery left behind. Another local business, Tap and Barrel, scooped up the permits and opened a new eatery and concept: Brewhall. Last week I had the chance to experience the ideas »
Claimed to be Vancouver's first micro-distillery, Long Table Distillery holds a unique distinction. It's still in operation today which helps demonstrate the love for local distilled liquors. A few weeks ago, I attended a one-off dinner event. »
Another year goes by and the quiet-but-powerful buzz of the Cheese and Meat Festival concludes another successful outing in Vancouver's Yaletown Roundhouse. »
When it comes to the West End, nearly every type of dining is accommodated in this bustling Vancouver neighbourhood. It's with a little surprise that I found out something new had crept in. Rad on Denman has recently opened up and offers a homey individualized hot pot-focused menu. »
Browns Crafthouse follows a trend of Browns Socialhouse expanding to address an already crowded dining scene: craft beer. With this in mind, I decided to see for myself how my palate fit in this vision of Browns. »
Summer is coming to a close in Vancouver, but one food that will never get old with Vancouverites is Avocado Toast. Where superfruit meets carbs, magic happens. However, such nutritional heroism of an avocado deserves only the best vessel of bread to transport avocado from a table into your mouth. »
For the 3rd year in a row, the Cheese and Meat Festival will be returning to Vancouver. Featuring an array of, you guessed it, meats and cheeses, this charcuterie-friendly festival will let guests experience expert food-and-drink pairings amongst meats, cheeses, beers, wines, ciders, tea, and coffee. September 1st – mark it »
When you're on the prowl for brunch, there are a ton of choices depending on if you're looking for traditional styles or a specific ethnicity's spin on the best weekend meal. New Westminster has been talking about el Santo for a few years now, but just recently the kitchen has »
As far as Friday night entertainment goes, there's nothing quite like the Shipyards Night Market. Featuring local vendors, food trucks, and views of Downtown Vancouver, Shipyards is a pretty iconic venue and has made a permanent home in the Shipbuilders' Square. Last Friday, I had the chance to visit the »
As you waltz down Robson Street, be it for eclectic dining or a place to catch the latest game, you'll likely notice the lack of BBQ options. For the record, I believe a restaurant must have at least cornbread, brisket, and chicken barbecue options to bill itself as such. More »
As a born-and-bred Vancouverite, I like to think I'm well-versed of the destinations in the 604. The most recent local experience I enjoyed was a 2-day adventure through the Fraser Valley's Circle Farm Tour, a designation of Metro Vancouver backyard businesses that support local endeavours and tourism. Over these 2 »
