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Manoush'eh - Lebanese Flatbread in Vancouver [REVIEW]

Manousheh is the cherished national pie of Lebanon. Manoush'eh [https://www.manousheh.ca/], with a Canadian spin on its name ("eh", get it), has appeared on the Davie Street strip serving up traditional Lebanese flatbreads. Often a staple for breakfast in Lebanon, manoushehs here are adapted »

The Victor – Pacific Northwest Eatery Opening [RECAP]

Parq Vancouver [http://www.parqvancouver.com/restaurants/], the successor to Edgewater Casino, opened in 2017, but it took until January 2018 for it to launch all of its eateries. Featuring a contemporary and seasonally-inspired menu highlighting a wide array of Pacific Northwest seafood and a tiered selection of specialty steaks, »

OneCoffee – 100% Compostable Coffee Pods and Brunch Offer [EVENT]

For coffee lovers, read past the jump for a fresh take on compostable coffee pods as well as an offer of a free brunch at Medina Cafe to learn more. Canadians love their single-serve coffee pods, to the tune of over 1.5 billion brewed in homes and offices annually. »

Science of Cocktails 2018 - Sneak Peek [PREVIEW]

There's nothing like a preview to know exactly what you're getting yourself into. For Science of Cocktails 2018 [https://www.scienceworld.ca/cocktails], I was given a small taste test of what's in store for this year's most scientifically-charged cocktail night. Hosted »

Beijiang Restaurant – Halal Uyghur in Richmond [REVIEW]

Taking a quick glance at Richmond's restaurant variety and you'd be accurate in a mostly Western chains, Chinese seafood restaurants, and Taiwanese snack shacks. That makes it all the more exciting to introduce a place like Beijiang Restaurant [https://www.beijiangrestaurant.ca/] that features a halal »

Dine Out Vancouver 2018 - A Guide to $20, $30, & $40 Restaurants [GUIDE]

Dine Out Vancouver [https://www.dineoutvancouver.com/] is either the best time of the year if you have foodie friends or the worst time of the year if you casually stumble into restaurants looking for food a la carte. Back for 2018, this dining festival offers prix fixe 3-course (sometimes »

Science of Cocktails Returns February 8th in Vancouver

If there's one event that I was absolutely floored by last year, it was a night spent at Science of Cocktails [https://www.scienceworld.ca/cocktails]. Hosted at Science World [https://www.scienceworld.ca/], I got to experience first-hand the "night mode" of every Vancouverite' »

Cactus Club Cafe – Bentall 5 Dinner in Vancouver [REVIEW]

I usually don't write about a chain restaurant more than once, but Cactus Club Cafe [cactusclubcafe.com] made an exception. After my previous visit [noshandnibble.blog/cactus-club-frose-review-vancouver/] to their Coal Harbour location (tl;dr service was real slow), their Guest Relations department reached out to me to hear »

49th Parallel Coffee Roasters – Eggburger [REVIEW]

When I go for brunch, I look for eggs on the menu. When I go to bars, I look at the burgers on the menu. When I go to cafes, I look for lattes. When 49th Parallel Coffee Roasters [https://49thcoffee.com/] unveiled their new eggburgers, it was like my »

Honey Salt – Farm-to-Table at Parq Vancouver [REVIEW]

Happy 2018! With a new year, I thought it would be fitting to share one of my finer experiences. I found myself at the recently-opened Honey Salt [http://www.parqvancouver.com/restaurants/honey-salt/], 1 of 5 eateries found at Parq Vancouver [http://www.parqvancouver.com/]. With a farm-to-table concept, does »

10 Foodie Happenings of 2017 in Vancouver

As 2017 comes to an end, I thought it'd be nice to share some noteworthy things that happened in the food world. This is a hyper-local list of things that either took place in or included Greater Vancouver. Listed in no particular order, here are all the eats »