Ever get hungry during an opera show? At the Pan Pacific Hotel [https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-resorts/canada/vancouver.html] in Vancouver, Saturdays are Italian Opera Buffet day at Oceans 999 [https://www.panpacific.com/en/hotels-resorts/canada/vancouver/stay/dining/oceans-999.html] . What this means is while you& »
Home teams be damned. At least when it comes to NHL hockey, if the hometown Vancouver Canucks aren't performing, there's still love for the Edmonton Oilers and Connor McDavid. To indulge in playoff action, I went to Shark Club [http://sharkclub.com] in Vancouver as I »
Burger-ism is the belief that a good burger represents a good bar. At least, that's my definition. The American, known as Main Street's version of The Cambie, is a local watering hole that's recently unveiled a burger pop-up by Robert Belcham [http://scoutmagazine.ca/ »
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/160417052348/labbatoir-brunch-review-vancouver] Brunch is probably the one meal in Vancouver where the line between $ and $$$ blurs as most restaurants gravitate towards a median price. After the Vancouver Sun Run last Sunday, I looked forward to a finer brunch at L'Abbatoir [www.labattoir.ca/]. Needless »
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/160324860893/prado-cafe-brunch-review-vancouver] After much fanfare with their 3 openings over the last 2 years, Prado Cafe [http://pradocafevancouver.com] has steadily increased their culinary influence with the addition of a brunch menu at a few locations. Fraserhood’s Prado Cafe was launched as a kitchen and »
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/160006020888/5-best-things-myst-asian-fusion-burnaby] Hey guys! A new restaurant has appeared in the Burnaby dining scene. MYST Asian Fusion, as the name suggests, offers a menu that touches Chinese, Taiwanese, and Japanese cuisines. With so much happening, it can be hard to know what to order. Luckily, I »
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/159407736638/tracycakes-bakery-cafe-high-tea-review-langley] Hey guys! Welcome back to another review. This weekend I was out on a mini roadtrip to Langley where I experienced high tea at Tracycakes Bakery Cafe [http://tracycakesonline.com]. High tea is an intimate dining experience where I place high emphasis on the »
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/159369122538/the-greek-by-anatoli-vancouver-review] If you can make it in for happy hour at a Vancouver restaurant, chances are you either don’t run a regular 9-5 job, you like snacking in the late evenings, or you’ve narrowly avoided tripping over yourself so you can order that »
![Hendricks Resto-Lounge - Lunch in Vancouver [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/11/hendricks-resto-grilled-cheese.jpg)
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/159127348933/hendricks-resto-lounge-review-vancouver] Restaurants that are somewhat hidden always feel like a tempting adventure for me. Long narrow walkways, off-street diverges, and discrete signage are popular forms of mysterious restaurants. Hendricks Resto-Lounge [http://hendricksrestaurant.com] doesn’t have a big presence on the street and requires you »
![Yama Cafe - Japanese Treats in Vancouver [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/12/yama-cafe-review.jpg)
Anyone who’s a fan of Asian bakeries in Vancouver has likely heard of Basho Cafe’s recent closure [http://foodgressing.com/basho-cafe-closed-vancouver/] late last year. In its place though, rises Yama Cafe [https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/yama-cafe-grandview-vancouver/info]. Founded by a former Basho employee, this cafe seeks to »
![Restaurant 62 - Farm-to-Table in Abbotsford [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/11/restaurant-62-scallop.jpg)
Disclosure: This was a complimentary tasting provided in exchange for an honest review and no monetary compensation. [http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/158058453563/restaurant-62-abbotsford-review-farm-to-table] Outside Greater Vancouver, we enter the Fraser Valley, but some of us might be wondering if there are great restaurants not affiliated with national chains. Take Restaurant »
