I'm always on the hunt for interesting cafes. There are probably enough cafes in Vancouver that one could host a cafe crawl, but my body would not be able to handle the rush of caffeine from so many lattes. I found myself at 3 Quarters Full Cafe [https: »
Sometimes it feels new restaurants are opening nonstop, but that's something that keeps Vancouver interesting. The springtime is especially big for sprouting businesses looking to take advantage of a tourist-friendly summer. Where does that put restaurants like Joe Fortes Seafood and Chop House [www.joefortes.ca/], which has »
Lattes are my go-to whenever I'm at any coffee shop. Luckily, I live and work in Vancouver where coffee shops are aplenty and so my latest coffee-venture took me to Propaganda Coffee [www.propagandacoffee.ca/] in Chinatown. Espresso: Team GlueCrew came here for a mid-afternoon coffee and I »
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/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/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 »
![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 »
