Mom was reminiscing about some British restaurant that used to exist somewhere on the North Shore…read moreso I started Googling to see if I could find another place that might serve British food. Google told me about Queens Cross Neighbourhood Pub so we made a spontaneous decision to come and check this place out for our dinner. Mom ordered Fish n Chips, my daughter ordered a Caesar Salad and I ordered a Classic Queens Mac, minus the bacon. Honestly, I wasn't very hungry. I sort of wish I'd just ordered a Caesar Salad like my daughter, or even just shared her salad with her. Originally, my intention was to order light like her. However, when I found myself in the restaurant...it just didn't feel right to order a salad. How often do we find ourselves inside a British restaurant? Caesar salad just didn't seem like the right thing to order, especially not when my daughter was already ordering it. I felt like I needed to order something different so I could try more of the menu. Hence...I ended up with Classic Queens Mac. I ate about half of it, and took the rest home. It came with two triangular pieces of bread on top. The bread was tasty but honestly...I have troubles understanding why restaurants like to serve bread with pasta dishes. Unless it's a small serving of pasta, it just doesn't make sense to me cuz pasta is a carbohydrate...it's a very filling food already. I was so thankful though that my daughter wanted to eat one of the pieces of bread, so that left me with just one piece to eat. I tried a few pieces of the "chips" from my mom's Fish n Chips. Wasn't too impressed but then again, maybe I should have tried it sooner when it was hot. The fries had cooled down already by the time I tried. My Classic Queens Mac had plenty of cheese pull to it and I loved that they put tomatoes into it. I was also happy that they were able to accommodate my request to make the Classic Queens Mac without bacon. Some of their Happy Hour eats look very appealing so maybe we'd try to come here for a Happy Hour sometime. Wish they'd add a Sticky Toffee Pudding to their Dessert section!

Came here for my mother's 89th. Birthday and it was horrible. They put us upstairs and my poor…read moremother with mobility issues was made to tackle two flights of stairs. Food was terrible. The lighting was awful. Only one washroom that was designated for ladies.

My son was interested in the PB&J Burger so, we went to the Shipyard Tap & Barrel…read more The service was quick and great and the foods were amazing! I was so impressed West Coast Clubhouse. It was the one of the best clubhouse in my life. We will be back soon !

I love Tap & Barrel and have visited their Olympic Village location many times before! This was my…read morefirst time at their Shipyards location. They have a very big patio seating which is perfect for the summer. It was 6 of us and we went there on a Saturday night without reservations and got a spot right away. I was a little disappointed with their food here. We got their nachos which came out in less than 5 mins after ordering but it felt like they were made awhile ago and just reheated in the oven. The chips were burnt (did not taste fresh) and it was very dry. We also got their rigatoni pasta which was too salty, the sauce was not cooked well. Usually when their fries are super crispy and my favourite but this time they had gotten soggy. Even the Forager Chicken was over cooked and chewy to eat. Maybe it was a busy day for them? It was my friend's birthday so they got her a little dessert which was nice of them!

Got the ribs, very good and a great value. Not heated all the way through, but still amazing. I'd…read moregladly order them again.

Nice ambiance. Good food and service. Will return. A reasonable stop after a hike. Good for meeting…read morefriends.

Lately, my go to restaurant in North Van has been @brownslolo. Their service and food have…read moreconsistently been great and their prices are reasonable. The atmosphere is good too and their music is never too loud, which is perfect for hanging out and catching up with friends. We ordered: Butcher Block Burger $21 Chicken Dragon Bowl $22 Yam fries $9

Had a fun hockey night win over the US starting with some great tasting happy hour nachos, crispy…read moresushi roll, sticky chicken bites, and buffalo cauliflower. Happy hour lager and ipa was good as well. The fish tacos for dinner had a nice piece of tender deep fried fish and generous slaw served with a side Caesar for a few dollars more which had a good creamy dressing and bacon pieces. Great attentive service and overall pretty good!

I seriously almost gave this place two stars to make sure to keep people from coming to this bar…read more But that would just be rude! I got a live ant in my drink, a wink and a mock gun hand from a local drunk, and a very dim local feel. This place is definitely high on my list of interesting places to visit in (West) Vancouver.

Quite simply the best pub in the world. 95% locals and they…read moredon't give a sh*t what you do, where your from or what you drive. They don't try to do anything (renovate, clean etc.) or impress anyone. Staff are friendly, forgiving, and are good cuddlers. Moved out of the neighbourhood and miss it every day.

Found a place on the Too Good to Go app called The Cornerstone Bistro by Monika's, decided to check…read moreit out and it brought me here. I was intrigued by the location even before I came here in person as I could see on the map that it was in a residential area, away from main streets and other commercial businesses. There was only one lady working here (Monika). I came here with my mom. She ordered a Chai Latte and I ordered a Matcha Latte. Our drinks came out fairly quickly but we had to wait quite awhile for our food. We had each ordered a slice of quiche with a bowl of Potato & Leek soup. Monika realized we had waited quite awhile for our food and brought us a chunk of carrot cake on the house to make up for the long wait. She said this cake was their bestseller. No room to eat the cake as tummy space was already taken up by quiche and soup, so we brought the cake home. The cake was quite good indeed and I enjoyed the quiche as well. Drinks and soup could have been better. I would have preferred my Matcha Latte to have been sweeter and my mom felt her Chai Latte was a bit too sweet for her. I think this place has potential and perhaps might do better with a bit more help. It's a charming space in a nice, quiet neighborhood. I do hope there will be more staff working here eventually. Kinda sounded like Monika had taken over this shop not too long ago so...guess it's in a bit of a transitional stage.

This is a lovely little brunch spot tucked away on a residential block. A converted house, they…read moreappear to have live music nights and other things, as well as local art on the walls for sale. They only serve their hot brunch on a weekend, as during the week there is no chef available so it's the pastries and such in the window on offer. We enjoy their brunch offerings, finding them reasonably priced and overall quite tasty. I often get the big breakfast type dish with eggs, bacon etc. They had waffles at one stage that the kids loved but that doesn't seem to be available all the time. We can't go past a pancake on the side, as they're so tasty and cheap! Pancakes all round! ($2 each last time we were there). We enjoy coming here for consistent quality in a different setting. Service can be a little slow at times, though friendly, but they're a small, popular location with minimal staff covering the demand. There's also a small bodega type shop if you wanted to grab premade items or less common snacks. If you come in earlier on a weekend, getting a seat shouldn't be a problem. There's also a nice patio to enjoy the sunny days on. Pretty sure I've seen a few dogs here in the past. They do a good hot brunch which I'd recommend if you're in the area or posting through.

I give three stars for the service and ambience and one for the food…read more We enjoyed meeting a charming bartender who taught me about 0.0 Guinness. It was delicious and so true to the taste of the alcoholic beverage. The food was pub food but prepared inappropriately. In an English style pub the sausages should not be tossed into the deep fryer then served on mash with a load of lumpy onion gravy. I wasn't impressed. The place is cute and cozy with a neighborhood feel. Go and drink and have the deep fried chicken wings that were juicy.

Saturday, early evening visit. The place was busy. Very noisy. Under new management so we wanted…read moreto give it a try. Friendly server. Looked around the place to see what people were ordering and there were hardly any tables with food. Just drinks I checked online reviews for suggestions on what's good, sadly recent reviews weren't encouraging. We went with a pizza to share with a plan to order another for takeout. We had the Ultimate Raven. It didn't live up to its name. We decided to forgo the takeout order. Not likely to return.

Tried the 2 for 1 Deal after seeing it on social media. We were aware of the requirement to order…read morealcoholic beverages in order to get the deal, though I do wish we were not forced to choose from their alcoholic beverages as this limits the guests who can attend. We got the pulled pork benedict and also some mimosas. The benedict was quite delicious, but the hash browns were underseasoned. The mimosas were not good - barely any prosecco, more like a glass of orange juice - no fizz at all. In total, it still came out to around $25 per person, which is not exactly a good deal for a very mid brunch. Service was good though the restaurant was very quiet even for a Saturday at lunch time.

I have been here a couple times now, I had Wylie as my server she was incredible. It got very busy…read morewith the game on and she was able to juggle 10+ tables at once. Very friendly and sweet. I ordered the margarita pizza 10/10 and the truffle fries also 10/10.

Sport pub and lounge environment, bright and many tv on the walls playing the Stanley Cup games and…read moremany other games. Servers are limited but still have a good service, brought drinks on time and after food was ordered, timely manner came. Food quality is great.

I ordered takeout from Good Co Bar for the first time and was really impressed. I went with the…read moreveggie burger & fries and added the crispy cauliflower on the side--both were absolutely delicious. The veggie burger was flavorful, well-seasoned, and held together perfectly (which isn't always the case with veggie burgers!). The bun was fresh, and all the toppings complemented each other really well. The fries were golden, crispy, and generously portioned--exactly what you want from a bar-style side. But the real standout? The crispy cauliflower. Perfectly cooked with a light, crunchy coating and great seasoning. I could've eaten an entire tray of those alone. Pickup was quick and easy, and everything was still hot and fresh when I got home. Definitely looking forward to trying more of their menu next time--maybe even dining in. Highly recommend for anyone looking for quality bar food with great flavor--even the veggie options hit the mark! Let me know if you want a more casual or fun tone, or to add a specific location!

We visited GoodCo to watch World cup Brazil vs Norway match…read more It was a great sports bar for world cup watch party event with exciting vibe and passionate supporters. This bar had a huge screen in one side and other TV all around inside of bar. We ordered french fries and chicken wings. They were ok, decent item. Brazilian supporters were so energetic and chanting, cheering for their team. We enjoyed the vibe during a game. Unfortunately Brazil lost however this bar is a perfect place to watch game and enjoyed with your friends. Service was excellent.

Came here on a Friday evening to catch some World Cup action and had a great time! The atmosphere…read morewas perfect for it good energy and exactly the kind of place you want to be for a big match. Service was prompt and friendly, which made the whole experience even better. But the real highlight? The mocktails. Goid and co does them seriously well. The Dirty Coconut Pineapple Soda and the Dirty Cherry Cola were both fantastic, creative, refreshing, and honestly some of the best non-alcoholic drinks I've had in Vancouver. Solid spot on Granville Street. Would definitely come back for the next match (and those mocktails).