Eat & Drink — Page 8
Standout Vancouver dishes that defined June
From fried chicken and foie to Dungeness crab, six eats that anchored the month's dining scene.
Sumu opens with yakitori, hot pot, and handcrafted drinks
New Japanese restaurant at 888 Burrard Street lets diners choose from four different dining experiences under one roof.
Canada's World Cup team fuels up at VanSuya
Local Nigerian restaurant delivers soups, jollof rice, plantain and pastries to Canadian men's national soccer team.
Mr. Arancino closes after FIFA relocations tank sales
The Sicilian food trailer, a Granville Strip fixture for eight years, has shut down after the city's World Cup pedestrian zone made its...
Food vendors thriving at FIFA fan festival in Hastings Park
Rosie's BBQ, La Taqueria and other food businesses are seeing strong sales as thousands of fans gather for World Cup matches at the...
Rosalia Osteria opens Yaletown with house-made pasta, family recipes
Morra brothers debut intimate 33-seat restaurant on Mainland Street named after their grandmother, opening late summer.
Chef Andrew Martin returns to cook Thai with Sainam on July 14
Bangkok-based Somsak chef reunites with Vancouver's Angus An for one-night Isaan dinner; $75 per person with optional beer pairing.
New Loblaws grocery store opens South Granville Friday
19,000-sq.-ft. location at Broadway and Granville marks third City Market in Vancouver, with giveaways for first 250 shoppers.
Chef Margaux Herder opens Chez Céline, Vancouver's acclaimed French spot
The Fraserhood restaurant has already earned Michelin recognition and a spot on Canada's 100 Best Restaurants list for its refined,...
Loreto brings Mexican brunch to Chinatown's historic Union Street
New spot serves Chandwich, birria melt, and Lecherita pancakes daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. in the former home of La Cerveceria Astilleros.
Free PeelTea pop-up arrives for Canada game day Wednesday
Cold tea infused with fruit and vegetable peels lands at Granville Island Watch Zone for soccer fans.
Bread x Butter's fluffy egg sandwiches hide inside a downtown tower
Korean-inspired milk bread sandwiches with ultra-thick eggs start at $13 at this Cathedral Place café.
