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Very cool vibe, fantastic decor, killer dark pints, and the bartender knows how to pick and make a drink.
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My wife and I used to love strolling the city and ending up at the Irish Heather for a pint (or three) and some fantastic authentic pub fare. This was in their original location. Then, we had a family and it took us a while to get back but we finally got back to check out their new digs and new menu. While the beer selection is still fantastic we were disappointed in the overall vibe. The food was still good but the value took a bit of a hit from their original location. While it was a great experience overall we still miss the original.
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What a fantastic little eatery for a casual bite. Fantastic selection of nibblies and an even better selection of beers from around the world. A definite must for anyone looking to chill out in a funky downtown spot. Expect to wait on busy nights, I've been there twice now and each time had to wait 10 minutes for a table but the wait is worth every second...not to mention that they will bring you your first drink order to sip while you wait for a table to come free.
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We hit Black Forg last night before the Lions game and loved their vibe. The atrium that provides over half of the seating is ideally situated at the foot of Cambie Street to provide views of the North Shore and the workd going by on Water Street. They offer a great selection of draught and bottled beer and offered a take on a Snake Bite that they should put on the menu and call the Black Frog...who knew that adding Ribena would taste so good! The wings that were hotter than hot were exactly as advertised and really tasty! The only concerns we had were with the mains we had. The steak sandwich was a bit tough to chew as a sandwich but went better when I ate it open faced. The curry and chips were kind of bland and would probably be better as an Indian curry than a Thai curry. We will try other items on our next visit. Our concerns on the food aside, we will be back because it was such a great little spot. Head over to the Black Frog next time you're looking for a fun spot to chill!
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Brasseries near Coombe BC (256 Result(s))
Bao Bei is a unique restaurant in Chinatown that cultivates simple intimate dining experiences by providing small plates meant to be shared amongst a close group of friends and family.
The pub is also walking distance to Chinatown - the third largest and oldest Chinatown in North America. You can enjoy a variety of Chinese food and snacks or buy fresh meat and vegetable and cook your own. Come visit the pub, right in the midst of all the cultural, sporting events, fun and excitement.
Cocktails ?? Local beer + cider?? Natural wine
Open 5pm -late EVERY DAY!
Walk ins only ?? 19+
210 Carrall St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2J1
Pub, Public House, Canadian Cuisine, Public House, Restaurant With Bar
Located in the heart of historic Gastown, this GastroPub has garnered many accolades for its service, food, alcohol and ambiance. The Irish Heather is also home to the Shebeen Whisk(e)y house and the Salty Tongue Cafe, which serves as the dining room for the Irish Heather in the evening and home to the famous Long Table Series. In a world filled with "Plastic Paddy" establishments, the Heather stands out as a beacon of authenticity. An Irish House that is owned by Irish people who actually work there.
203 Carrall St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2J2
Pub, Canadian Cuisine, Wheelchair-accessible Restaurant, Restaurant With Terrace
16 Hastings St W, Vancouver, BC V6B 1G6
Pub, American Cuisine, Reservation, Restaurant With Private Rooms
Bitter Tasting Room Ltd invites you to their dining room. Their bar is the ideal scene for after dinner drinks. They are open nightly from Tuesday to Saturday. You can get there not only by public transit but also by bicycle and car. The surrounding location is remarkable for its restaurants, stores and parks.
Housed in the historic Dominion Grand Hotel (est. 1899) in Gastown, this pub was renovated in 2007 and retains its original tin-stamped ceilings, exposed brick walls, stained glass windows and railings. The rest of this storied room has been given a grand renovation, including a new sound system and jukebox, classic pub furniture and flatscreen TVs. A long-time favourite Vancouver watering hole, the Lamplighter is the city's busiest pub for good reason: friendly service, honest local pub fare and a large selection of craft beer and cocktails.
The pub was opened in 1999, by the Basran Family who has lived in the Queensborough area for over the past 70 years. Frankie G's is an inviting, open concept with vaulted ceilings, large cedar pillars, hardwood floors and fireplaces, Authentic nautical artifacts are distributed throughout the room along with photographs immortalizing more than 100 years of life in New Westminster. Recognized in 1999 by the City of New Westminster, Frankie G's captured the coveted Commercial Building of the Year Award.