***I'm putting this part first because I want people to read it. Regular review to follow:***
There was a chalk board on the counter and it had the daily milkshake flavours on it. The first one on the list was PB&J. Am I the last person to hear…More »
This is the best sports bar in downtown Vancouver. Why? Because:
- it's ALWAYS empty. Seriously, how do they stay in business? In any case their pain is your gain, because come here with a group of friends and you basically own the place -- get…More »
This is a very decent neighbourhood coffee shop. They have heavy wooden tables and chairs, not the wobbly IKEA furniture you find in most places. My 16oz hot chocolate cost $3.30 incl tax, and it was excellent (the same thing at Caffe Artigiano…More »
There are a million reviews here, so I'll start with what I ate:
I had the bakaliaros, which is lightly battered fried cod. It's supposed to be salty (I was warned about this) but I found it delicious. It was served with the usual mountain of…More »
Big portions, not big prices -- this is a winning combination. There was a lineup and we had to wait about 15 minutes to sit on a Sunday evening. I thought the sushi was good but not out-of-this-world, but I'll admit that I should probably go back…More »
Walked past Calli today (Jan 5, 2012) and noticed they were closed down. Unless they are renovating? They were definitely not open for business.
Why is it that Mexican food is so plentiful and affordable and delicious in the US but practically… Read more »
Category:
Pizza
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Granville Entertainment District
Always fresh pizza, always plenty of variety. And still $2 (the Megabite on Davie is charging $2.25 now! And I thought we were in a period of low inflation...). They just renovated, so there's even more room inside the shop -- I imagine there will…More »
Category:
Coffee & Tea
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Yaletown
Good coffee shop. Not as intimidating as the one on Commercial. Lots of seating, which I appreciate and which you can't get as easily at, say, a Starbucks. $3.50 for a decent-tasting medium hot chocolate, incl tax.
Downside: they automatically gave…More »
Categories:
Middle Eastern,
Mediterranean,
Donairs
Neighbourhood: West End
I want to preface this review with a disclaimer: I'm from Montreal, where Lebanese food grows on trees, and I may have been bottle-fed on shawarma. Consequently, my standards for middle-eastern meat-filled pita food are probably higher than most…More »
Category:
Japanese
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Granville Entertainment District
Now THIS is what I'm talking about. A creative menu, quality sushi, and reasonable prices. Between the three of us, we had a a spicy tuna sashimi plate, three kinds of salmon maki, a "Jako roll" (I don't know what was in it besides imitation crab,…More »
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257 Useful, 109 Funny, and 115 Cool
Vancouver, BC
Yelping SinceDecember 2010
Things I Lovedim sum, good Sci Fi, peanut butter cups
My HometownMontreal, QC
When I'm Not Yelping...I complain about the government
Why You Should Read My ReviewsI have an opinion about everything
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My First ConcertPete Seeger and Arlo Guthrie in 1982. I was 4.
My Favourite MovieThe Good, the Bad and the Ugly is without a doubt the greatest movie ever made
Most Recent DiscoveryScotch actually tastes good