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Olympia Pizza brings rich culinary history to the heart of Vancouver's famous Kitsilano. Six brothers originally from the island of Evia in Greece who now call Vancouver home, had a vision of opening up an authentic home style eatery. Their extensive resume in entrepreneurial food and beverage ventures made them the perfect canditate to accomplish this. In 1967 their vision came true and Olympia Pizza was born. It has been a land mark in the local neighborhood and has been highly publicized and revered by local food critics. Our friendly, professional servers and the perfectionists in our kitchen want you to enjoy your time with us at Olympia. Our ambience is one of exposed structural brick, rich timber beams and high ceilings. This ambience, combined with a diverse yet straight forward menu, brings a new culinary experience to Kitsilano.

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Granville Station Dental is open 7 days a week to serve our business community and families in Downtown Vancouver. We are conveniently located in Granville Skytrain Station (right across from the Tim Hortons) in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Granville Station Dental in Vancouver offers our patients dental services that range from general dentistry, hygiene and prevention, to cosmetic, orthodontics and Botox. We provide the latest anesthetic techniques, oral sedation, pain-free laser dentistry and HealOzone so that even the most sensitive and anxious patients can relax.

City Sports & Physiotherapy Clinic (CSPC) has been providing care in downtown Vancouver for over 30 years. Located in the heart of the central business district, we offer a spacious multidisciplinary physiotherapy, massage therapy and fitness clinic. Our clinic has both private and curtained rooms, a large gym, and premium quality electrophysical modality and exercise equipment. City Sports & Physiotherapy Clinic is a clinical teaching facility affiliated with the Department of Physical Therapy at UBC. The CSPC team has the highest quality expertise and the best tools to help you recover.

Located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, Dr. Andrew Shannon performs general dentistry, cosmetic dentistry and Botox. Our clinic is conveniently located in the Bentall Centre, near the Burrard Skytrain Station. Dr. Andrew Shannon offers Crowns, Bridges, Root Canals, Onlays, Inlays and Fillings to help you maintain your dental health. We offer cosmetic dentistry services such as veneers, implants, Invisalign, Whitening or Tooth Bleaching, Gum Reconturing, Enamel Shaping and Full Mouth Reconstruction to improve your dental health, aesthetics and function. Dr. Shannon has lectured throughout the world and has been consulted upon and appeared in many media outlets. Our goal is to give you the best dental care and put your dental fears to rest. Dr. Andrew Shannon is a proud member of the 123 Dentist community network of dentists and is open to new patients. To make an appointment, call today or book online!

Dr. Bob Sharma and the friendly team at Park Place Clinic are dedicated to providing chiropractic solutions, acupuncture, and custom orthotics to target your unique needs in Vancouver and the surrounding communities. If you want improve your overall health, contact us today so we can help you achieve your wellness goals!

I still can remember the January morning in 1986 when my dad and I were sitting at his kitchen table; he was drinking Greek coffee reading the Vancouver Province newspaper. I snagged the sports section from him as I wanted to look over the hockey scores from the night before.With his glasses perched on the edge of his nose, he turned to me and said, hey zun; look at this, whadda ya think? He showed me an article about a fellow who was selling wine store franchises.At that time private wine shops were not allowed in British Columbia, all the stores were government owned. I told my dad I thought this looked like a pretty good idea. We also agreed that many other people have done pretty well in the wine business and that we should give it a shot. We talked about it for a while longer and then he then told me why don't you call them, so I did.This was my first lesson on government bureaucracy. I am not sure on the precise series of events, we signed a variety of papers, I had meetings with the liquor board, and it was all very official and at times intimidating and frustrating. We persevered and some ten months later, November 19, 1986, we opened. Our first day of sales was about $110.00.We soon woke up to the reality of the wine business in British Columbia; our dreams of wine being wine barons were quickly diminished, we were only allowed to carry British Columbia wine from one winery and their cider and coolers. As serendipity would have it, two years later the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the General Agreement of Tariffs and Treaties (GATT) were ratified. These two agreements grandfathered the wine stores and allowed us to carry American wines and other imported wines respectively. This set the foundation in place, allowing me to pursue my dream of building Marquis Wine Cellars into one of the finest wine stores in North America.