Hungry? This Preferred Restaurant of the Vancouver Canucks houses a great Wine Room with delicious appetizers. Check out the lettuce wraps.
Find the Budweiser pour station that fills your beer cup from the bottom up. It's true.
Causing the kerfuffle over this cart is a gravy-laden, beer brined Brass Chicken Sandwich. The kind of thing to warm bellies on grey Vancouver days. Read more.
Try the Delhi Doubler, a raw food take on the traditional burger — the pièce de resistance is the creamy, spicy cashew-curry sauce. Wash it down with a nutty Hempnotik Creamy Almond Shake. Read more.
Standouts on their tapas-style menu include the flatbread with beef shortrib or the flavourful, tender pulled pork tacos. Read more.
Try the cutely arranged vegetable platter, then the 3-course prix fixe (advise of your dislikes and let the chef do the work for you), cured salmon and herring, or sounds-odd-tastes-great beet cream. Read more.
Wicked fast service makes this a great lunch spot. Try the braised beef tongue, pulled pork cheek, albacore tuna or the outstanding chicken in mole sauce. Don't forget a bottle of tamarind fizz. 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.
Welcome to one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Vancouver. Some great restaurants, boutiques, and galleries can be found on Hamilton and Mainland Street. Don't forget to check out David Lam park too.
Head 4 blocks south along Cambie and you'll hit Queen Elizabeth Park, one of Vancouver's most popular parks. Visit the gorgeous public gardens for sure. And there's a Frisbee golf course, too!
Leave the station and there's stores all around you, including City Square mall on 12th Ave. But head south along Cambie, and there's a strip of great local restaurants and shops toward 20th Ave too.
Columbia Park is west of the station at 43rd Ave and Alberta St. Enjoy the playground on a nice day, or the wading pool in the summer! Read more.
Check out Thornton Park just east of the station. On a nice day it's a great place to sit, and there's a farmer's market here in summer. Read more.
Walk the seawall to Granville Island for some fresh eats, unique arts and crafts, and fantastic street entertainment.
Check out Tisdall Park west of the station, which has curving paths, softball, football, and ultimate fields, and a public seniors' fitness circuit in the northwest corner of the park. Nice! Read more.
Nanaimo SkyTrain Station has one of the best views of Vancouver -- hop off and take a look around on the platform!
Head south to Central Park for recreation: tennis courts, outdoor swimming pool, horseshoe pitch and pitch-and-putt golf (and more!). The park's Swangard Stadium is also home to the Whitecaps FC!
TransLink's offices are actually in Metrotower II, but the Google Map just won't display it in the right location. Leave the station toward the mall on the upper level, then go toward the towers!
Well, we weren't mourning the loss of this legendary institution for long. Brought back to a much greener life by Mark Brand, the burgers are as mouth-watering as ever. Read our full review. Read more.
Try the surprisingly light meatloaf sandwich with a cup of tomato cilantro soup. The chocolate ganache tart is the kind that can make you famous. Service was poor — next we'll get it to-go. Read more.
Most plates here are best shared. Try the lamb pot stickers or pan-roasted sockeye — or since the Chinese New Year's coming up, the 4-course menu with sui mai, tiger rolls & bison flatiron steak. Read more.
