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Casual, comfortable and affordable, Forage celebrates all things BC. The menu is locally focused in both food and drink; service is attentive yet never fussy, and its approachable West End location makes forage a local's "local". It's an ideal destination for breakfast seven days a week, brunch on weekends and nightly for dinner. Chef Chris Whittaker's vision features dishes that are unpretentious and innovatively prepared using products sourced from local and organic farmers, fishers and producers whenever possible. These combine for a menu featuring snacks such as "crackling & popcorn", a variety of creative "boards" and "irons" to share; tasty "plates" to nosh on together or enjoy solo as a main; and desserts for a sweet finish. The beverage philosophy of forage mirrors that of the food; eclectic, inspiring and local. For our wines - Restaurant Manager, Margot Baloro, has chosen the best of the Pacific Northwest, the best of each winery, and the best of each varietal.

Based in Vancouver, Brian Tsuji is a highly experienced immigration lawyer with 35 years of experience. He has recieved regonition from: Legal 500; Lexpert; Best Lawyers in Canada" and Martindale-Hubbell. He is Head of the National Immigration Department at DLA Piper(Canada)LLP. Brian has represented clients from more than 50 countries and has published numerous papers on immigration law. Brian is bilingual English and Japanese. He finds time to be active in the community and pursue his own personal passions at the same time. Call Brian Tsuji now and talk to a leader in immigration law.

Dr Michael Elterman received his PhD in Clinical Psychology in 1980 from Queen's University. He did a Fellowship at the University of Utah Medical Centre and has been Senior Psychologist at Vancouver Health Department and Director of Psychology at Vancouver General Hospital. He has been doing family law assessments for 35 years which is now his primary area of practice. He was Consultant to the Attorney General of BC on family law cases for 20 years. He also does court assessments in some criminal matters and is a Parenting Coordinator and has a number of clients he sees for psychotherapy. He was awarded the status of Fellow by the American College of Forensic Psychology. Dr Elterman is married and has 3 adult sons.