![Taste of Yaletown - Yaletown L'Antipasto [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/10/yaletown-lantipasto-blog-banner.jpg)
Stepping into a little hovel and experiencing what the locals eat is every tourist's dream when it comes to dining. Yaletown L'Antipasto [http://yaletownlantipasto.com/] seeks to provide the same atmosphere for Italian cuisine, and is one of the mainstays of Taste of Yaletown [https://yaletowninfo. »
![Taste of Yaletown - The New Oxford [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/10/new-oxford-blog.jpg)
Yaletown's favourite foodie event is back for the 13th time. Until October 27th, 26 new and mainstay Taste of Yaletown [https://yaletowninfo.com/event/taste-yaletown-2017/] participating restaurants will be offering 3-course prix fixe menus at $25, $35, or $45 price points. In addition to supporting local dining, partial »
![Kin Khao - Michelin Star Dining in San Francisco [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/10/kin-khao-blog-banner.jpg)
On my last trip to the Bay Area, I was excited to try some upscale west coast eateries. A couple days after Foreign Cinema [https://noshandnibble.blog/foreign-cinema-san-francisco-review/], I was at Kin Khao [http://kinkhao.com/], a 1 Michelin Star restaurant in downtown San Francisco. With this designation in mind, »
![Dockside Restaurant - 2017 Fall Menu - Vancouver [PREVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/10/dockside-restaurant-blog-banner.jpg)
With the coming of autumn, some restaurants will be shifting their menus to incorporate flavours to match the season. Dockside Restaurant [docksidevancouver.com/], located in Vancouver's Granville Island, have introduced Mark Crofton as their new Executive Chef, and together put out some new culinary creations. I got to »
![National Taco Day at La Taqueria - Vancouver [RECAP]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/10/la-taqueria-blog-banner.jpg)
Wednesday October 4th was National Taco Day and nearly every big taco shop in Vancouver was celebrating. None took it as far as La Taqueria Pinche Taco Shop [www.lataqueria.com/] though as these folks were offering 2-for-1 tacos for every customer walking through the doors between 3-6pm. For the »
![Foreign Cinema - Dinner and a Movie in San Francisco [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/09/foreign-cinema-blog-banner.jpg)
Commonly known as "The Mission", the Mission District in San Francisco is home to many restaurants, bars, and nightlife events. While the age-old "dinner and a movie" date is still prevalent today, few venues (apart from drive-in theatres) manage to capture its essence quite as well »
![Yale Saloon - BBQ Food in Downtown Vancouver [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/09/yale-saloon-blog-banner.jpg)
I'm a big fan of barbecue. Whether it's the smell of brisket, slurping savoury sauces, or the finger-friendly madness, I'm in. And cornbread. Delightful, delicious cornbread. Having barbecue options downtown seems pretty essential to a night out, so it's almost fitting that »
![Rice Burger - Burgers with a Japanese Twist - Vancouver [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/09/rice-burger-blog-banner.jpg)
This review is not for protein hustlers. For the rest of us carbloaders though, Rice Burger [https://www.facebook.com/pg/riceburger604] has recently opened up in the former Sasamat Pizza space in Vancouver's Point Grey neighbourhood. Has the bread bun in traditonal hamburgers been holding you back »
You know a drink is serious when it gets trademarked, right? I kid you not, Cactus Club [https://www.cactusclubcafe.com] has one drink pegged with a trademark symbol on their Sunday Funday drink menu. Being a basic soul for rosé, I knew it was only a matter of time »
![Chickpea - Israeli Vegan in Vancouver [REVIEW]](https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4347/36225719800_6372ca1f2b_o.jpg)
Vegan food isn't all just sliced vegetables and tofu. No, some perfectly tasty food just happens to be vegan and marketed to vegan diets. I'm not vegan, but I knew I was going to visit Chickpea [http://ilovechickpea.ca], a new restaurant on Vancouver's »
![Dosanko - Hokkaido Japanese in Japantown, Vancouver [REVIEW]](/content/images/size/w584/2017/08/dosanko-spread.jpg)
While not as prominent in today's society, Japanese immigrants from the early 1900s had a large representation in the neighbourhood east of Gastown and Railtown known as Japantown. It's fitting then, that a place like Dosanko [http://dosankorestaurant.ca/about_dosanko/] has sprung up in this »
