With so many indie beers available, it's the place to go if you'd like something other than Molsons. Actually, if you say that word, I suspect they will quietly and firmly escort you to the door. Read more.
Good place to have a beer, see the game (several different screens going) and watch the Harbour Air seaplanes up close. Read more.
The 1920s-inspired drinks are worth it alone, but the food is the real draw. Try the neon squid steaks (worth having twice), chicken liver pate or a Sloppy Joe, and chilled rice pudding with figs. Read more.
The Lamplighter, 85 years old, had Vancouver first beer-parlour licence and was the first permitted to serve women. See the link. Read more.
Flat screens, billiards, foosball, air hockey, pinball and a DJ make this a great place for pre-game, post-game and even halftime Grey Cup parties. Read more.
Rogue is now offering regular 'beer dinners,' at which they pair choice brews with your food courses. Jan Zeschky has more at the link. Read more.
Local’s burgers start with a half pound of ground chuck and fresh brioche bun and go from there. The Best Patios in Vancouver: http://bit.ly/pu4W2M Read more.