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Come enjoy a savory meal at Nomad Restaurant. This dining room proposes seafood, a brunch menu and health food for 26$ to 60$. Their atmosphere has been described as trendy. They offer, in addition to other things, wifi internet, online reservations and an online menu and are open after-hours all week. You can get there by car. The neighboring area is remarkable for its parks.

Collage Collage is a place that strives to uphold the tremendous creative abilities that children have, in surroundings that adults find equally stimulating, provoking and above all, inspiring. Collage Collage offers the finest selection of art supplies for children and families. You may also want to take home a hand made toy or artist project made especially for the store. Collage Collage offers 12 week long workshops for children 3-12 years old. These classes are all based on a wide range of artist and their works. Offer special event classes for parties.

Heartwood Community Cafe is a queer-friendly neighbourhood cafe that nourishes the spirit of social justice and liberation. We are a fully licensed restaurant that serves delicious local and fair trade dishes that are vegan and gluten-free!

We Are OneOpen Door Yoga was started in Jan. 1999 as a drop-in yoga class. In Sept. of 1999, the school changed to offering a variety of passes to accommodate the growing student population. Classes were hatha style classes, linking asanas in a flow-like sequence with emphasis on breathing and alignment.Open Door Yoga remains a predominantly hatha yoga studio. Power, restorative, prenatal, parent & baby, kids, yin & intermediate-advanced power yoga are also part of the schedule as well as many yoga and other workshops.Currently, Open Door Yoga has expanded to 4 locations:Main Street @ 15th, Main Street @ 14th, Commercial Drive and Kerrisdale (@ 6158 East Boulevard)Style of Yoga taught...We teach a hatha style yoga, linking asanas with breath and mindful awareness. With particular attention to safety, we offer all-levels class by offering modifications and variations throughout the class. Our teachers were influenced by Kripalu and Sivananda although elements of various teachers and teachings have been incorporated into our classes.

We have finally set out with a new location on Main Street after celebrating ten years on Commercial Drive! Our favorites from the Commercial Drive location will be available on the Main Street menu, as well as some additional hand-picked street food items from Mumbai and regional seafood cuisine from Mangalore in South India. We will also be presenting a whole new cocktail selection. Our Main Street location's dining area has been transformed into an airy lounge with natural light, Indian antiques, Indian temple sculptures, reclaimed wood, brass and modern lighting, and comfy seats for the ideal Indian dining experience. Visit our newest Main Street location in Vancouver or order online for takeout & delivery.

Railtown Cafe offers an array of handmade goods with a focus on high-quality ingredients, first and foremost. Each sandwich, salad, or daily lunch feature is made-to-order with meats, seafood, and greens that we source from local vendors, ensuring a fresh taste that you can feel good about.

The go-to place to pick up high-end bartending essentials from ice trays to mixing spoons to books to flavoured syrups and 100+ varieties of bitters.

Poised at the peak of Queen Elizabeth Park, in an enchanted garden setting with a stunning, panoramic view of Vancouver's city skyline and the local mountains, this glass-wrapped restaurant offers distinctive, regional West Coast cuisine and exceptional service. Seasons in the Park is by far one of Vancouver's finest restaurants for any special occasion, corporate or private, big or small. Seasons offers guests the perfect location combined with an impressive Pacific Northwest menu that can be fine-tuned to meet any group's tastes. Since opening in 1989, Seasons in the Park has hosted a variety of events including a dinner for Presidents Boris Yeltsin and Bill Clinton during the 1993 Vancouver Summit meetings, the wedding reception for Vancouver's singer/songwriter Sarah McLachlan and a surprise dinner for the International Olympic Committee as part of the 2010 Olympic bid, won by Vancouver.

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