[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 »
![Nemesis Coffee - Hipster Cafe in Vancouver [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/12/nosh-and-nibble-nemesis-coffee.jpg)
Engaging name? Check. Eclectic design? Check. Busy neighbourhood? Check. All the things that help make a new coffee shop busy are in place, and it looks like Nemesis Coffee [www.nemesis.coffee] has been unravelling from its soft opening to a full-on opening. Do the coffee and atmosphere make for »
![Top 5 Pairings - Vintners Brunch - VIWF 2017 [RECAP]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/11/viwf-vintners-brunch.jpg)
Disclosure: I was a media attendee and all opinions are my own. [http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/157772841018/5-pairings-vintners-brunch-vancouver-wine-festival] Hey guys! Last week I had a chance to attend the Vancouver International Wine Festival [http://vanwinefest.ca/]’s 39th annual Vintners Brunch [http://vanwinefest.ca/event/vintners-brunch/] at the Vancouver Convention »
Disclosure: I was a media attendee and all opinions are my own. The usual sweet spot for me in wine is usually between $15-$35 depending on which wine merchant I’m at (BCL or otherwise). When I found out that the Vancouver International Wine Festival [http://vanwinefest.ca/event/ »
