Oh my god the food here is literally do amazing, the customer is also just as great. And the…read morerestaurant itself is just beautiful.

Late lunch with a party of 9. We started with poutine that definitely hit the spot after a long…read morehike. 2 orders was perfect for us to get started. Our waitress was fantastic and so on top of everything we needed. The booth was comfortable and there is a fire place inside that's so cozy. The special fish and chips was excellent and the sauce with it is absolutely perfect. The chips were nice and crisp. The seafood pasta dish was great and the chowder was flavorful and perfect for the chilly afternoon. Everything was delicious

After having a late lunch at Jetside at the hotel, we decided to have dinner at The Globe. The…read morerestaurant has been on my list for Vancouver as it was listed in a Food Journey's book I have. We were seated next to the window which was great as we could watch planes come and go. Our server came over quickly, brought water and took our drink orders. We decided to start with the beer bread served with honey, and butter topped with bee pollen. The bread was cut in manageable chunks and was really very good. Mr. B chose the Salmon dish, and he really enjoyed the meal. I ordered the truffle and mushroom risotto. While the dish was really flavorful, creamy and had a hint of truffle, it had large chunks, even whole mushrooms which was odd for risotto. I wished the mushrooms were cut in small pieces and were a compliment to the risotto instead of filling the spoon so it was hard to get a bite of risotto and mushroom together. We were tired as we had been traveling for a while and we had an early flight the next morning, and really expected a dining experience. We should have waited to order our dinners instead of ordering them with the bread, as our meals were quickly out of the kitchen. The restaurant is a little tired and the finish was peeling off of our chairs. It just didn't feel as special as everything I had read made it sound. While the food was good, it just didn't meet our expectations. But if you are there for the night, I would recommend it as otherwise it is fast food in the airport.

If you don't have a fancy credit card that allows you access to lounge at YVR consider going to the…read moreFairmont restaurant and bar instead. I've been travelling through YVR for several years now being based in Vancouver but didn't realise that the Fairmont hotel on site had a bar and restaurant that was open to the public . Prices aren't cheap but the service is fantastic and honestly the views and ambience are very comparable to what a decent lounge would be with the exception that you're actually paying for a meal and drinks ( but if you are used to paying $80 USD for a lounge pass access you can think of you just using the money towards actually food and beverage). They also have live music on certain days . Evenings are usually crowded but mornings and afternoons are less crowded. Would recommend!

So we came back and my daughter ordered the Babka French Toast again. She didn't ask me to share it…read morewith her but simply made sure to stop eating after she had finished about half the dish. Much appreciated as this allowed me to order something different. I had The Classic which came with Eggs, mushroom & broccolini, potato rosti, baked beans, roasted tomato and housemade sourdough. We also ordered a Nutelle Hot Chocolate and Matcha Oat Latte. I loved The Classic. While I do enjoy trying new things all the time, I think I'm a Classic girl at heart. I often fight the urge to order the tried and true for the sake of trying new things, but I'm ever so happy on those occasions where I give in and order something more Classic. Baked beans and toast remind me of family trips to England. Havn't gone for one of those in years, but I do have some good memories of them. When they're on sale here, we sometimes like to buy cans of Heinz British style baked beans, and I sometimes make my own homemade version of baked beans to store in our freezer. I don't often see baked beans on brunch menus so this was a bit of a special occasion for me to be able to order something with baked beans for brunch. Personally, I would have preferred the beans to have been just a little bit softer. Nothing wrong with them. They were fully cooked but perhaps just a little bit firmer than I'd have liked. I prefer my beans very soft and I tend to be like that with a lot of foods in general. My hubby prefers his foods firmer, and I like my foods softer. It's a personal preference. Otherwise, I very much enjoyed this dish and am very likely to order it again sometime! Oh, the potato rosti in my dish was awesome as well. This meal was so filling though that I only ate one small corner of the potato rosti and then took the rest home to eat as I was very full already from everything else I had eaten from the plate.

We visited this hidden gem, situated across from the Lonsdale Quay Public Market, for the first…read moretime today for brunch. We were pleasantly surprised with the brunch menu because from the ingredient list, we could see that there was effort in making the dishes more unique. As soon as I entered the bistro, the desserts caught my eye. Again, they all had a twist in either the design and/or the ingredients. All this creativity takes time and attention to detail, and we truly appreciate that. Four of us ordered the Mushroom toast, Cauliflower Benny, and Salmon Benny together with Lattes, "Hazelnut" cake and Duo Chocolate Chunk cookie. Every dish was delicious, served to perfection and came with generous portions. The dressing on the salad was to die for! The overall service was spot on. We cannot wait to return and try the rest of the menu! Although we would sit inside instead, as the patio seating is a little noisy due to the passing traffic.

Highlighting the efforts of Rachael. Jackie. and Marlow.. As eager staff wanted to include their co…read moreworkers in this recommend. This lovely abode sits beautifully in Stanley Park paired with wonderful water ways and biking paths along rocky sea wall. Stop in. Support local. Tip generously with an attitude of gratitude. Tell them Amber and Paul sent you.. BIG AND MAMY BOWS OF THANKS TO ALL YOU AMAZING PEOPLE

Prospect Point at Stanley Park is a heavily trafficked tourist spot which delivers a view of the…read moreBurrard Inlet and a partially obstructed view of first narrows Lions Gate Bridge. There is no free parking here. Paid parking only. Most tour guides will take their tour groups here for a brief pit stop and photo opportunity before hopping back onto the Tour Bus. The Prospect Point Cafe is located here and is a great place to get ice cream and drinks. What's their tagline again? Burgers, brews and beautiful views! There you will find some souvenirs among other things in the cafe and tourist shop. They carry Moja coffee and bakery items.

Went for dinner with a few colleagues and we shared a bunch of their cold & hot appetizers, got the…read morehummus, pomegrante & sumac Hummus, babaganoush, fried brussel sprouts on sumac hummus, najib's special cauliflower, fattoush salad and halloumi with pita bread. I ordered from their hot appy menu chicken shish tawook came with 2 skewers with avocado and hummus and it was great. Half the table ordered the sahlab which was steamed oat milk with rose water, cinnamon & agave, it was so satisfying and a pretty drink in a mug. It reminded me of the hot rose milk I used to drink growing up except used to drink regular milk as a kid. I hadn't been to Nuba in years and it hit all of various dietary restrictions, great meal, and service.

Okay so I'm a fan of Lebanese food. When it came around to deciding where I wanted to celebrate my…read morebirthday, Nuba was definitely one of the places at the top of the list. This location specifically is a smaller location. Despite that, it's very beautiful inside. The food was absolutely delicious.

Argo is a hidden gem. I come here occasionally whenever I'm in the neighborhood. It has so much to…read moreoffer despite what it looks like from the outside. It's got a very home-y ambiance to it, inviting conversation and good food. The service is slower but that's also kind of what's nice about the ambiance of this place. They are all super nice. The food is delicious. Greasy spoon foods without feeling queasy from grease. Highly recommend the duck confit buttermilk pancakes. Good bang for your buck and comes with complimentary soup. On the weekends, it can be a bit busier so beware of wait times.

We're always on the lookout for authentically local spots, and Argo is definitely one of those,…read morehaving been in the neighbourhood since 1954...!! Looks that age from the outside but actually bright and well renovated on the interior. Super homey and retro vibes. We were shocked by how busy they were at ~9am on a Saturday! Love the little touches like the coat racks, solid toddler booster seat (though no high chairs for smaller babies, and no unbreakable dishware), complimentary soups (clam chowder was 5/5!), and little gingerbread house on hubby's latte. Got the bacon-wrapped pork tenderloin and rockfish -- both were excellent. Wish they came with 2 not just 1 poached egg! Prices were pretty standard for the era, $24 for each. I'll also comment that despite being an old-time joint their website is well maintained and updated, including with specials (like their Christmas meal kit). Kudos to whoever's doing their marketing!

I was on a Vancouver city tour, and Granville Island Market was one of the stops on the itinerary…read more As a foodie, I had already planned to get fish and chips for lunch. Unfortunately, once I got to the market, I couldn't find the restaurant I was looking for. That's when Market Grill caught my eye. I noticed they had a salmon burger, and since I'd never had one before, I decided to give it a try. I ordered the Pacific Gold Salmon Burger, and it turned out to be the best thing I ate during my vacation in Vancouver. The salmon was moist, tender, flavorful, and a generous size. The bun was soft, and the lettuce and tomatoes were fresh. I especially liked the seasoning, and the honey mustard added a delicious flavor to the burger. It was served with a generous portion of thick-cut fries that were well seasoned and just as tasty as the burger. The meal cost $24.50 Canadian dollars, which worked out to about $16 USD. I thought it was a great value. If you like salmon and can only choose one thing to eat while visiting Granville Island Market, I highly recommend trying this burger.

The line was very long…read more Huge varieties of items. I got the plain poutine and it was good! Not spectacular but good. Nothing to rave about. New York Steak at the food court in Richmond seems to make it better. Ambiance was crowded with a lot of people.

Went for dinner here after a busy day out at Aberdeen Centre. The waitstaff are so nice and our…read moreserver/host Jonathan was so nice and kept our glasses of water filled, and service was great in that aspect. The food was what gives this a just okay review, it was good and above fast food but in comparison to other restaurants the food is very basic with not much flavour. It is still good and palatable, but it didn't leave a lasting impression and I don't know if I would return. My friend and I ordered mozza sticks to share as an app and they were good but small and could've used more cheese. The grilled cheese as a main was delicious by far our favourite of the night. The basic burger was mediocre with the meat tasting a bit burnt yet it was pink on the inside (fine by me) and a bit dry. The pickles weren't my fav either with them being sweet? I asked for no tomatoes but was shocked there was no onion or such, and the sauce I saw but did not taste. Both my friend and I acknowledged that they had amazing fries, but a refill of ketchup would've been nice. Finally, I had placed my file folder on the table while dining and forgot to pick it up on the way out and no staff alerted me as they were actively clearing it as soon as we got up. That made me a bit sad.

This is a hotel cafe at the Radisson Airport hotel. The location is convenient, the pizza was well…read moreprepared and price was reasonable. Service was attentive, and ambiance was quiet, cozy and well appointed in the hotel lobby. Good location for business meeting and quick family lunch gathering.