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Avocado Zen Roll | Photo: Cactus Club
November is World Vegan Month, and Vancouver’s restaurants have got you covered for your plant-based needs. Keep warm and full in Vancouver this fall and winter by checking out these must-try options for every meal of the day!
A map of Railtown, Vancouver, BC, by Tom Froese.
Located between Chinatown and Gastown, Railtown is a Vancouver neighbourhood with a long history, a thriving dining scene, and a strong sense of supportive community.
During the month of November, an exciting new dining and drinking initiative will be taking place, with proceeds going to a worthy community organization. Not only will you be able to get to know what Railtown has to offer your palate, but you will also be supporting worthy not-for-profit work in the area.
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Vancouver’s Dine Railtown Supports the Local Community with Month Long Promotion
TEAJA Lab | Photo: Jana Josue
Autumn is an especially nice time to explore Vancouver, and when you need a break, a cozy cafe is the best place to get off your feet and warm up with a pumpkin spice latte or whatever hot beverage of choice. A cafe is also a nice place to escape to when you have hotel room fever, but still need to get some work done. Get cozy at these Vancouver cafes.
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Get Cozy at These Vancouver Cafes and Tea Shops
You may be sipping your first, third, or fifth coffee of the day as you’re reading this post. If so, there’s an event coming to Granville Island that will showcase the increasingly diverse and sustainable local coffee industry.
Vancouver, a city known for its vibrant coffee culture and many micro-roasters, is the ideal venue for a festival devoted to many people’s favourite caffeinated beverage.
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Get Caffeinated at Vancouver’s 3rd Beanstock Coffee Festival
Foodie events in Vancouver | Photo from Unsplash
Beach season is over so it’s time to indulge! This month, there are plenty of events happening around town that will be sure to delight any food and drink connoisseur.
There’s a fun mix of flavours in store for October, including a one-day-only drag brunch, a fun mixture of wine and yoga, and a festival focused on the outstanding cuisine from Asian countries.
Check out these 5 fun foodie events happening in Vancouver this month:
The Vancouver Fall Home Show is returning at the end of this month, an annual event that’s been held since 1983.
Over 35,000 people are anticipated to attend this four-day home extravaganza that features inspirational décor displays, workshops, expert celebrity speakers, and over 300 booths for finding out about services and products that will make your home even better.
This year, the Lilydale Cooking Stage promises to be a huge draw with a full roster of prominent members of the local food and drink scene.
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Vancouver’s Fall Home Show Returns with Culinary Stars and Trends
Photo via Gastown.org
October means three things for most Vancouverites: fiery coloured trees, pumpkin spice lattes, and Thanksgiving dinner. Speaking of dinner… several of Vancouver’s best restaurants are cooking up indulgent three-course feasts for those visiting over the October long weekend (October 12-14) or locals wanting to break bread differently this year—read: no cooking or dishes. Give thanks in Vancouver!
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Vancouver Restaurants Serving Thanksgiving Dinner
