Delicious food! Fantastic service! We had a large group and we were well taken care of. Everyone…read moreenjoyed their happy hours drinks and food!

Such a cool little spot in the heart of downtown Vancouver. Craft cocktails are well-balanced &…read moretasty. Bartender was prompt to take our order at the bar. Oh!! Bonus- there's arcade games as well and a fun photo booth.

I've had a number of great experiences at Birch Street, and recently popped in for happy hour. It…read morewas a lovely summerish day so I opted to sit street-side, which was very pleasant. There's table delivery service but no table-side ordering so I headed in and ordered the current special Pecan Old Fashioned and waited for my friend. When he got there, he ordered the Gin Gimlet and Brie Fondue, which was served with sliced baguette and apple. The street-side vibe was great, we go to people-watch and enjoy the weather, while also enjoying great drinks. I used to live just of the street, and find that it's one of the places I'm happy to make the cross-town drive to visit.

What a cool spot. Very fun cocktails, sociable servers and great food. Not a spot for dinner, but…read morewonderful shareables (artichoke heart dip and pulled pork flatbreads) and desserts (chocolate lava cake and ice cream). If you can come hang out after 8 pm on Friday or Saturday they have live music. Perfect date night for us old folk. Looking forward to returning sometime soon.

We had such a great time at The Grocery. Coming in the vibe is awesome, relaxed with some great…read morevinyl spinning (yes, actual records). We grabbed a couple seats at the bar and got some great service. I tried an old fashioned made with the house whiskey, it was smooth and refreshing. The food was all great too! The coconut shrimp was breaded perfectly and the burger was spot on! Cooked well, seasoned well, and loaded with fresh toppings. We are looking forward to coming back!!! Great venue, great service, great food!

Popped in on a Thursday right at 2pm with a friend! I was greeted immediately, girl working was…read moresuper sweet! We ordered 2 vodka sodas (they only have local vodka, so don't come here looking for Tito's lol). The vodka was good though! We also ordered their chilled shot special, it was chocolate orange, it was good but it only tasted like orange, and a mezcal tequila‍ We were the only ones there so ambiance was what it was ha. Definitely the hipster vibe as it says on the website, cute spot I'm not sure I'll be back - and there's no negative reason why, just not really my vibe.

This place is amazing and everything Battle Ground needed. A speakeasy vibe but still a neighborly…read morefeel. The drinks are amazing and the food is so good. Everything is high-quality. The ambiance is like nothing else in the area. You can definitely tell that so much care went into every part of the planning for this place from the decor to the menu. The service is so friendly and if you are unsure on what to order, they do amazing at offering suggestions based off your likes.

The owners are awesome people. We very much intend to support them in this new endeavor. The menu…read moreis light and full of tasty small bites. However, they would benefit from adding one more staff member to help out in the front of the house or behind the bar. We went on a Thursday night, and the place was packed. Live music and lots of chatty people enjoying the summer evening. However, the drinks take 30 minutes or more to arrive at your table. The tables stay dirty for quite some time after people leave, so when more people arrive and see them, they turn around and leave. The bartender (co-owner) is the only one making drinks, and he is meticulous. That is great and all, but when you sit at an empty table 30 minutes or more after you order, you start to wonder. Every other table was making the same comments. People that we have seen out at other places have mentioned the painfully slow service here. My sense is that people should feel good about supporting this new, locally owned business. However, the business really needs to add staff to make sure people return and start raving about it. While we were there, customers started clearing tables so other customers could sit down. The bottom line is this place could be great. They just need to add some strategically positioned staff.

My coworkers and I love coming here for happy hour. Carolanne has been there most times we have…read moregone and been absolutely wonderful and super attentive to everyone in the bar. It's significantly quieter when we've gone - around 530pm. They have happy hour until 7pm and honestly their food is some of the better bar food I've had. Their food is $6/item for happy hour. HIGHLY recommend the sweet potato fries and fried chicken tacos. It is dark in there - so fair warning. But otherwise it's a fun atmosphere and a great place to get an after work drink.

This place fell off hard…read more It used to be welcoming, fun, and packed with good energy. Since the new owner took over, the vibe has completely tanked. The atmosphere feels tense, people are getting kicked out for no clear reason, and it's uncomfortable just being there. The leadership shows. Rude, unwelcoming, and clearly out of touch with the crowd that built this bar in the first place. Yes, it's technically a country bar -- and that was fine. What made it work was the balance. They used to blend in other genres, which kept the dance floor full and the crowd diverse. Now it's country-only, all night, no variation. There's nothing wrong with country, but stripping away the mix that made it successful feels like a lazy, tone-deaf decision driving away a lot of customers. Security, bartenders, and DJs are still great -- they're not the problem. Ownership is. I won't be back. And judging by how empty it's getting, I won't be the only one.

A proper tiki bar with great drinks and proper glass and mugs, beautiful decor, and proper exotica…read moremusic! The service was amazing and the food was good too. Loved it can't wait to go back.

I wanted to love you. I still do - but it was a huge miss for us…read more Came in around opening - noon. They are right next to my fave spot - the pinball place! We wanted a drink and bite before thrifting and going to the book store. One other couple was inside. Waiter was nice but not hospitable. The ambiance is amazing - 10/10 love the vibe and decor. I ordered a drink of the mixed drinks and my husband got a margarita. The drink was so bad - neither one of us could drink it. I don't think I've ever returned a drink I can't pound before haha. It was 10 minutes before I went home to the bar to ask for something different - no one came by to ask how things were. The guava choice I picked for the second - not good. Watered down flavors of who knows. The drinks at Wahi Hanna are amazing in comparison - especially with the Dole Whip vibe. The spam fries were $9 for half a can of spam cut up and put in the oven with a side of mayo? The loco moco was promising but tasted like something you'd get at Kenjis - not a Hawaiian spot. I feel like with a lot of tweaks in flavor - this could be a great spot.

Thank you so much for a loevely evening! Good friends, fantastic drinks, amazing memories. I love…read moreall the girls working here!

Absolutely amazing experience. Drinks, music, and hospitality. It's a must go!. Loved the old…read moreschool music and the friendliness..

An Unexpected Downtown Vancouver Gem…read more Jordan and I stumbled across Full Heart Irish Bar last week while walking through downtown Vancouver, and it ended up being one of those places you're genuinely happy you found. From the outside, it's small and pretty unassuming. You see the tables out front and could easily assume it's just another little neighborhood bar. But once you walk through the door, the entire atmosphere changes. It opens into this cozy, beautifully decorated old-world Irish/Celtic pub with warm lighting, great character, and an impressive wall of whiskeys behind the bar. It's intimate without feeling cramped, and considering the place is only about a year old, it already has the personality and charm of somewhere that's been part of downtown for years. A big part of what made our first visit so enjoyable was our bartender, Spencer. He was welcoming from the moment we walked in, extremely knowledgeable about whiskey, and clearly enjoys what he does. He's great at making recommendations and explaining different spirits without ever making it feel overly complicated or pretentious. What also impressed me was realizing that Spencer wasn't just behind the bar -- he was also handling the food. As someone who works in the service industry myself, I appreciate how difficult it is to balance making cocktails, taking care of a full bar, keeping up with guests, and preparing food at the same time. He handled it all very well. I came back again last night and happened to walk into trivia night, which I hadn't planned on. The place was busy, I ended up winning trivia, met some new people, and had another really fun night. Even with a packed room, the service stayed consistent and the atmosphere was upbeat and welcoming. That's probably the biggest compliment I can give Full Heart: after one visit, Jordan and I already knew we'd be back. It's small, comfortable, unique, and has the kind of atmosphere that makes you want to settle in for a while instead of having one drink and leaving. Between the whiskey selection, the décor, the cocktails, the food, and genuinely good hospitality, Full Heart has quickly become one of my favorite little discoveries in downtown Vancouver. Definitely worth walking through that unassuming front door. To the owners: you have something special here, and you have one hell of a bartender representing it. People like Spencer are the reason first-time customers become regulars.

Was served by a heavily tattooed gal. The OF I ordered was rye which I asked to be switched to a…read moretraditional bourbon, the gal acknowledges and proceeds to serve me a well old fashioned. I sent it back because it was awful, as well drinks tend to be. I tell her my preference and she proceeds to serve me two more Old Fashions of my bourbon choice. At the end I was a little tossed, and when I asked for the bill she proceeds to claim she accidentally served me an high end Rye?? ($40 a piece)?? don't know how she managed to serve me a higher end rye bourbon after I specified my disdain for ryes. She also commented on my friend having a weird smile in her ID. Overall usually love this bar however this interaction rubbed me the wrong way and I haven't been back since. Debated calling the bar but just decided to leave a review instead. Been served by the other two bartender guys and they are a lot more chill and attentive.