While Vancouver isn’t known globally for its French cuisine, our high-quality restaurant scene is always capable of surprising diners. Check out these spots for savoury and sweet fondues – and dig in! [Photo courtesy of Yellow Pages]
It’s tough being a parent. Kids never seem to stop growing, eating or messing up their hair. For those times when a great haircut is a must, these salons will have your child looking their best. [Photo courtesy of Yellow Pages]
A good beer tastes great when the Canucks are riding a hot streak in the playoffs – and it’s perfect for crying into when they fall short of the Stanley Cup. Whether you’re a sports fan or not – these places in Surrey are tops for hops.
In the pubs and bars of Burnaby, you’ll find a fabulous variety of craft beers and micro brews alongside a winning selection from the big boys. Cheers!
Suds up! Stop whatever you’re doing and head to one of these places in Richmond for a beer. You don’t need a reason or preference, just a bit of spare time to indulge in Canada’s favourite beverage.
New West has some great spots to satisfy your craving for a craft beer. Take a break from the popular brand fridge at your local liquor store and try out some craft beers at these warm and welcoming pubs.
One of the most densely populated and diverse neighbourhoods in Vancouver is the West End – home to long-time residents, young families, international students and one of Canada’s largest LGBTQ communities. As such, there is no shortage of casual places to eat and drink in this established beach-side 'hood. Take in the scenery while sipping on a beer at any one of these bars or pubs.
Whoever named it Commercial Drive might’ve had the right idea at the time, but this main shopping thoroughfare has morphed into a beer drinker’s paradise deserving of a new title. Hops Avenue? Barleymalt Way? Bet you can come up with more.
This historic neighbourhood, once known for its industrial business and warehouse buildings, is now a fashionable destination for food and drink. With modern lounges, casual brew pubs and award-winning eateries, these restaurants are among the best places in the city to enjoy a pint of beer and try some of Vancouver’s most innovative foods. [Photo courtesy of Yaletown Brewing Co.]
The Vancouver jazz scene is making more and more of a name for itself. With the International Jazz Festival in late June drawing some incredible acts, the city is becoming known for some of its cool venues. But don't wait till the festival to catch some class acts. Order some food and sit back with a glass of wine or a bourbon, and listen to some sultry jazz at one of these fantastic Vancouver venues.
