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/ »
Disclosure: I was a media attendee and all opinions are my own. Vancouver loves wine. At 39 years and running, the Vancouver International Wine Festival [http://vanwinefest.ca] (VanWineFest) has been celebrating wines both within the nation and past our borders. At the heart of the festival is the Tasting »
Those who follow my dessert cafe reviews know I am particularly fond of non-Taiwanese shaved ice. Bingsoo is the Korean equivalent which grinds blocks of frozen milk to achieve a similar taste and then presented with various toppings. I had my eye on Sulmida [https://www.zomato.com/vancouver/sulmida-dessert-cafe-south-burnaby-burnaby] »
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Disclosure: I was a media guest and all opinions are my own. What a weekend! Thursday February 9 was the second Science of Cocktails held at Science World [https://www.scienceworld.ca]in Vancouver. With over 1500 tickets sold, the 25+ bar stations and 12 food stations had their hands »
In Vancouver, you have many options for Japanese food. You have your sushi and ramen places and you have izakayas. As you dine in the pricier echelons, omakase becomes the definitive standard of fine Japanese dining. Octopus’ Garden [www.octopusgardensada.com/] is an example of such a restaurant, offering two »
When you’re staying at a boutique hotel, you might not want to venture too far out when looking for a weekend brunch. Based on my stay at Opus Hotel in Vancouver, the closest restaurant was La Pentola [http://lapentola.ca], conveniently located on the ground floor of the hotel. »
[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/155520900893/opus-hotel-review-vancouver-deluxe-king-room] Choosing a hotel is an part of planning a vacation. There is safety in chains like Radisson or Fairmont, but sometimes you may feel for something smaller and niche. I believe Opus Hotel [vancouver.opushotel.com/]in Vancouver fits that description. By definition, Opus »
Hey guys! Happy Christmas to those who observe. As part of our Christmas celebration, my girlfriend and I made a visit to Cioppino’s [http://cioppinos.wordpress.com], one of Yaletown's highest end restaurants; Vancouver too, for that matter. With a wide variety on the menu, is there »
When you want to experience Vancouver in the evening, downtown is a great place to be. With a mix of bars and shows, it’s a treat to spend an overnight in Vancouver. Along the city's north harbour on a peninsula is the Pan Pacific Hotel [https://www. »
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[http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/154627181768/pan-pacific-christmas-wish-breakfast-2016-overview-vanco] Now that we're into Vancouver's December, this much is clear: Christmas is in the air and tons of businesses are getting into charitable donations. I had the great fortune of attending the Pan Pacific Hotel [http://panpacific.com]'s »
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Disclosure: My admission was complimentary and all opinions are my own. [http://noshandnibbleblog.com/post/154000050663/vancouver-christmas-market-2016-food-review] It’s December again! That means the Vancouver Christmas Market [http://www.vancouverchristmasmarket.com] is in season and ready to serve up German-inspired holiday foods amidst a busy marketplace that includes handmade crafts, »
