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The Teahouse Restaurant offers an unforgettable dining experience. With towering trees in its backyard and the ocean at its front door, the breathtaking view of English Bay and the North Shore act as a backdrop to the exquisite West Coast cuisine and exceptional service. Just minutes from downtown Vancouver, the The Teahouse Restaurant boasts a complete "West Coast" experience, with our chefs using only the freshest, local produce, while the surroundings exude a comfortable, contemporary atmosphere in which to enjoy Vancouver's best and longest sunsets, visible from every seat. From corporate events to wedding celebrations, The Teahouse Restaurant is a destination to escape from the city. Take Georgia Street to Stanley Park Drive to Third Beach.
What I really love is not the food only but also how to set up the outdoor place. Read more
Great place to shop for unique clothing. Great styles and great selection. Great book section too. Read more
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.
Bard and Banker offers a full service menu that is hearty, fast locally sourced when possible, and made from scratch. We have lots of options for the gluten free and vegetarian diner and are pleased to host large groups.
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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