Came by for an event last night and really enjoyed it. The…read morebuilding has a nice airy feel to it and plenty of spaces to find your own. The staff were pleasant and I noticed some board games behind the front desk for visitors to use. I've only been in here a few times but would absolutely return for a future event or with a friend to hang out with a game on a cold evening! Note: parking is challenging/pricy in this area - would recommend transit instead. Right across the street from the Quay which has my favourite fruit/veg shop - would recommend a visit!!

This is a very nice building. Its is newly built. There is a Lego version of New Westminster in…read moreside. Free admission. This place is built for the same purpose as the conventional center downtown Vancouver. There are lots of meeting room. Of course, it is not as big as the one in Vancouver. But it serves its purpose. The gallery is free but closes at 5 pm. So you have to come early. But the plus side is they are open on weekends.

Came here for a wedding. (disclaimer)…read more Free parking is available in the immediate vicinity, but you can also pay to park in the SFU lots. The venue itself is quite beautiful. It's a nice cozy venue, with a banquet hall on the upper floor, and a smaller room for the wedding ceremony below. The view is amazing from either floor. While the venue is very beautiful, I must say I was not happy with the staffing levels. The wedding couple had paid for a bartender, but he/she was nowhere to be seen 80% of the time. Guests were getting confused on where to get drinks. This problem actually dragged on throughout the entire night. Subtract 1 star there. The other problem? The insect control isn't the best here. Flies were buzzing all around during both the wedding ceremony and the dinner. Some screen doors would've been nice. The catered food they make here is decent overall. Come for the view, not for the staff.

We attended a wedding there this past weekend and I can't rave enough about it. The food was…read moreunbelievable.... so so good. The cocktail hour had so much food coming out of the kitchen that it didn't matter if we were standing at the back of the room or at the front - food made it out to everyone and just kept coming. And the staff were all charming and friendly. But the dinner.... oh, the dinner. It was SO GOOD. I can't say I ate a single thing that was even close to marginal in taste, it was all so well prepared and delicious. When a table full of women sees multiple trips to get more, you know it's good food. And of course, the view is fabulous and parking was free. Can't really beat that.

My family really enjoys coming out here for the buffet even though it's far away, its a nice way to…read morebond and spend time together. I've been a few times and it seems that the variety is a little less compared to previous. Highlights include the shrimp cocktail and prime rib, as well as the eggs benny stations. Hot waters were a bit slow to come and juice is self serve now. Plate clean up was also a bit slow. Dont have too high expectations for the food, but for the proce the quality is decent.

Wide variety of buffet options available for weekend brunch/lunch. From the charcuterie board, to…read morethe roast station, and omelette station, everything tasted fresh. The one thing to be aware of is to make your reservations early as it does full up and we did see some people get turned away unfortunately for not having a table

Jaycee House is a small-ish community hall just off Lillooet Road. It's pretty bare bones,…read moredecor-wise, but it does have all the elements for putting on a party or event: nice sized kitchen and bar facilities, washrooms, tables and chairs, and parking. You'll have to bring some sparkle by decorating the place, though. My friend's parents often throw parties there. I think they choose Jaycee because it's relatively cheap to rent. But it's also set in a wooded area that buffers it from the houses nearby, so they can make some noise without neighbours complaining. As long the sliding doors to the front lawn area are kept closed, the amplified music doesn't seem to bother anyone else. Probably about 100 people can sit down comfortably; up to 150 if people get up and dance.

Bought tickets to see a specific comedian and got Bate and switched with no real explanation no…read moreoption for refund as they told us after we ordered our mandatory 2 items minimum per person. The food was disappointing probably frozen Costco stuff. The venue was like a dinghy attic and comedians were basically the joke, 1/3 was ok. Over all walked out of there feeling ripped right off. Never again

I'm so lucky to have this fantastic vintage venue within walking distance of my home. A few years…read moreago, the most recent owners took on the gigantic project of restoring this 1920s era vaudeville/movie house to its former glory, while also adding modern sound and lighting and reconfiguring the seating into a dinner theatre style. The pictures don't lie - there are big red velvet drapes, chandeliers and exotic Moorish/Morroccan touches like columns and murals. Just a damn cool theatre to see a show in, and I've now been to a few, from burlesque shows to my comedy idols like Bruce McCulloch. Upstairs in the smaller, and less lavishly appointed room, is Lafflines, which is a great spot to see up and coming comedians while having a few glasses of sorrow-drowning liquids and a basket of chicken strips. Both upstairs and downstairs have the same basic menu, so if you can deal with Sleemans and nachos, you're laughing. The wine list is OK, and for girl-drink drunks, they've got some sweet throwback martinis. The servers are really nice, but there never seem to be enough of them, so be decisive when they come around, because they might not get back around to you for a while! I've noticed that for some of the shows in the theatre, they'll have maybe two or three working the entire venue. Upstairs, one or two depending on the night (I tend to go on Thursdays for amateur night, so it's not usually very full). For all the fanciness of the decor, it's not at all posh, just a laid-back place to go see a live show. If you don't like fun, well, stay home.

We saw Terri Clark here Nov 8, 2016. It is basically a school auditorium, but a great place for an…read moreintimate concert experience. We really enjoyed the concert! Super small, but comfortable seats and really good acoustics. Only four stars because there are no refreshments offered. Probably could not serve alcohol in the school anyway.

I was scheduled to participate in a charitable golf tournament to support Canuck Place Children's…read moreHospice on August 23, 2025. Management at Swaneset had committed to accommodate 104 golfers (event minimum) and changed the requirements 8 days out from the event. Swaneset increased the agreed upon mandate from 104 golfers to 144 golfers on short notice causing the event to be cancelled and refused to accommodate the tournament, with knowledge of the cause that was being supported. This is extremely unprofessional behavior from a course and frankly is morally unsound. This is a very unfortunate result for what was planned to be a great day spent to support a worthy cause.

My wife and I Celebrated our Wedding here after multiple postponements due to Covid. The venue was…read moresuper considerate as we had multiple international guests which forced us to push out our wedding date multiple times due to various country restrictions. Swaneset has multiple wedding venues within the premises but we chose the Upstairs Ballroom and we absolutely loved it. Everything about the venue is magical, the entrance/driveway, the staircase, and definitely the massive floor to ceiling windows. The staff were incredible. We worked with both Holly and Michelle who were amazing and patient throughout the entire process. The food was amazing too, my only regret was not getting to eat more throughout the evening.

We were at their Easter Brunch over the weekend. Tickets were sold in advance. It was fairly…read moreorganized. We checked in and kids received an empty goodie bag for the Easter egg hunt. The buffet section was nicely set up except the food was cold. Someone forgot to turn on the heater until much later. The kitchen was good at refilling empty items. There was a photo opportunity with the Easter bunny. The egg hunt was a bit disorganized. There was no official announcement when the egg hunt was starting. Some kids had a head start. All the older kids got to the candy and the younger kids came out empty handed. I think it would have been better if the Easter bunny went around to each table and handed each child a piece of candy so everyone received something. I felt bad for the younger kids who missed out completely. There was a balloon person making a balloon for each child so I thought that was great! Overall, it was a very nice brunch.

Fun little par 3. Great place to practice…read more Staff is a real treat. Very affordable.