Araxi is my favorite restaurant in Canada (well, second to Splendido in Toronto, so let's say that Araxi is my favorite restaurant in Canada that doesn't cost over $400 for two). They used to have a vegetarian menu if you asked for it, they didn't…More »
Categories:
Canadian (New),
Lounges
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Gastown
Stopped in for a drink this afternoon and my my my was I impressed. We opened the place, sat at the bar, and had the bartender's complete attention. I barely glanced at the cocktail list before saying to the bartender "you decide".
"H" seemed quite…More »
Category:
Mexican
Neighbourhood: Downtown
Californian approved. I almost knocked a star off for the tortillas (they don't seem to be housemade), but decided that would be way too picky since they were still good.
I had the roasted poblano, corn & cheese taco and the bean & cheese taco. The…More »
Categories:
Grocery,
Latin American
Neighbourhoods: Grandview-Woodlands, The Drive
This independent grocer is good for most of your Indian and Mexican ingredient needs. They stock a wide variety of lentils, curry leaves, paneer, and Indian spices as well as masa harina, fresh masa, fresh tortillas, crema fresca, queso fresco and…More »
Haruno and the rest of the team at Hive make sitting in a chair for 3+ hours a luxurious experience (it helps that the chairs are comfy leather and come with foot stools and blankets).
I go to Hive for Japanese Ionic Straightening, and really…More »
I've never done the Grouse Grind, but I'm going to pretend I know what I'm talking about and say that the Stawamus Chief is far superior.
Located off of highway 99 just south of Squamish, Stawamus Chief Park is a mecca for rock climbers who tackle…More »
Categories:
Grocery,
Specialty Food
Neighbourhood: Marpole
Unfortunately (for me) this location has relocated to somewhere in Richmond. I discovered this after braving terrible "Vancouverites cannot drive in snow" traffic after work today.
I did not note the exact new location, but I'm sure it will be on…More »
This small market stocks an amazing variety of fake meat products, mostly imported from Taiwan. The… Read more »
We didn't manage to do a tasting here as we were hungry & ate at their Old Vines restaurant instead, but we did come up after our meal to buy two bottles of the Chenin Blanc - the best BC wine I've ever had. They had no problem locating a couple of…More »
After a morning of stingy pours (really, how am I supposed to be able to tell if I want to buy your wine If you don't even give me a full sip), Desert Hills was a refreshing relief.
Not only did the host of the small space provide proper pours along…More »
What do you do when you pass one of the wineries you really wanted to visit by taking the back road to several others? Turn around? No not at this point of the day!
You take your new found love of Chenin Blancs to Pentiction & Wine Country Visitor…More »
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