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The office has been fully upgraded to the latest technology, digital x-rays, comfortable treatment rooms. The same great reliable service stays the same. Dr. Patrick Wu is excellent treating children, shows lots of patience, and explains things very clearly. We have been long time patients and have lots of trust in them. Read more
Neptoon Records is Vancouver's Oldest Independent Record Store. We sell a fine selection of New & Used Vinyl Records and collectible LPs, CDs 45s, concert posters, flyers and all kinds of music memorabilia! We buy Vinyl Records, CDs, and poster collections. Visit our website often or follow our Facebook page to keep up with in store and sponsored events and/or to order online.
Fantastic record store! Knowledgable staff, vast selection. Read more
Whether your visit is for business or for pleasure, you’ll never feel more at home at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre. Stroll leisurely through the boutiques of Robson Street and Yaletown, or make connections at the nearby business and financial districts.Step outside our doors and into the celebrated sites of the city. Take a Sea Wall Walking Tour with family and friends and create memories at Stanley Park and the Vancouver Art Gallery, just around the block.Slow down and take in views of the skyline and the Pacific Ocean in one of our 775 guest rooms and suites. After a full day of bonding and sightseeing, rest easy beneath the cozy comfort of our Sheraton Signature Sleep Experience.Jump into our heated indoor swimming pool or ease into the whirlpool to get refreshed. Re-energize at Sheraton Fitness, which features treadmills and elliptical trainers.A warm welcome awaits you at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre.
Nice hotel (North Tower), clean spacious rooms and great location. Cool lobby bar area to hand out. Read more
Great place to shop for unique clothing. Great styles and great selection. Great book section too. Read more
The father and daughter team of Terry and Mandy Farmer are the people who run Accent Inns. This is not one of those huge chains that really only values the bottom line. At Accent Inns we have values, all right, but they're more like family values. The room you'll stay in will be spotlessly clean, the bed really comfy, and you'll be taken care of by some of the friendliest staff you'll ever meet . You're going to feel at home here. Take a moment to revue the about us menu on the left and learn about those values and our commitment to our communities and the environment that we all live in.We pride ourselves on the fact that we're different from other hotels. In our restaurants, for example, you get a great meal in a pleasant atmosphere at a fair price. Imagine. We don't charge for Wireless Internet and parking is free. So is the morning paper, local calls and email access in the lobby kiosks. In the winter we'll warm you up with free cookies and hot chocolate. In the summer we drape our hotels in hundreds of hanging baskets. We like flowers so much that each year we give away thousands of flower seed postcards to our guests upon check out. These are little things, maybe, but our guests tell us they make all the difference in the world.
A small producer of fresh sake on Granville Island with a big goal: to bring the culture of sake-drinking into the Canadian mainstream.
Located in the vibrant neighborhood of Yaletown, Minami Restaurant delivers one of the most unique and innovative dining experiences to Vancouver. Minami follows the pioneering footsteps of sister restaurant, Miku for introducing the Aburi style or flame seared technique to Vancouver's thriving sushi scene in 2008. Each piece of sushi is flame seared using a blowtorch and bamboo charcoal, giving it a smokey, melt in your mouth aroma. Aburi sushi requires no soy sauce or wasabi, as the chefs create specialty sauces using non-traditional Japanese ingredients to complement the flavor properties of each variety of fish. From the kitchen, seasonal and regional ingredients, as well as Ocean Wise seafood options are integrated into dishes to reflect the diversity of responsible food choices. Traditionally trained Japanese chefs are inspired by global flavors and cutting edge techniques to create a new style of cuisine.
Scout Magazine – launched in late 2008 by local writers/photographers Andrew Morrison and Michelle Sproule – is Vancouver's leading food and culture website. Its main objective has been the same from the start: to 'scout out' and promote the things that make Vancouver such a sweet place to be. It does this with an emphasis on the city's independent spirit to foster a sense of connectedness within and between our communities, and to introduce our readers to the people who grow and cook our food, play the raddest tunes in our better venues, create our most interesting art, and design everything from what we wear to the spaces we inhabit.
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