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Dine Out Vancouver Festival is Back with a New Season of Culinary Experiences in 2023

by Inside Vancouver in Food & Drink, Town on December 7, 2022

Destination Vancouver invites diners to celebrate the 21^st Annual Dine Out Vancouver Festival from January 20^th to February 5th. Taste the world across the city at more than 350 restaurants with delectable multi-course meals and unique culinary experiences. During a normally slow time of the year, the festival has become a popular time for Vancouverites to get out and support their local community’s restaurants. Continue reading:
Dine Out Vancouver Festival is Back with a New Season of Culinary Experiences in 2023

Hidden Gems of the Dine Out Vancouver Festival

by Inside Vancouver in Events, Food & Drink on January 14, 2022

One of the best features of the Dine Out Vancouver Festival is getting to try new-to-you restaurants, experiences and sometimes entire cuisines. With hundreds of restaurants participating again this year, it’s impossible to try them all, so we’ve had a preview for you and come up with five Vancouver spots a little off the beaten path.
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Hidden Gems of the Dine Out Vancouver Festival

Dine Out Vancouver Festival: 20 Years of Supporting Local Restaurants

by Inside Vancouver in Food & Drink, Insider, Vancouverites on January 6, 2022

Twenty years ago, a group of Vancouver foodies and wine lovers got together with Destination Vancouver and had an idea to warm up a relatively cool period, just after the winter holidays, in the city’s restaurant scene. They pitched their idea of a fixed-price menu deal to run for a couple of weeks, in which restaurants could not only get bums in seats, but also feature their own take on West Coast cuisine to a whole new audience. Fifty-seven restaurants jumped at the chance that year and Dine Out Vancouver Festival was born. Continue reading:
Dine Out Vancouver Festival: 20 Years of Supporting Local Restaurants

10 Ways to Make the Most of Dine Out Vancouver Festival 2021

by Tara Lee in Food & Drink on February 1, 2021

Photo credit: Hubert Kang

Dine Out Vancouver Festival, an annual bright spot in the middle of winter, has transformed this year into 31 days of events and multi-course menus for celebrating Vancouver’s culinary scene.

This is a great opportunity to support our local restaurants who have worked so tirelessly to survive during this pandemic, as well as to find some joy for ourselves in the city’s dining landscape. Running from February 5 to March 7, 2021, Dine Out Vancouver Festival promises to be a vibrant, safe, and of course, absolutely delicious month of eating and drinking.

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10 Ways to Make the Most of Dine Out Vancouver Festival 2021

Savour the Summer: Tourism Vancouver serves up Dine OutSide

by Inside Vancouver in Food & Drink on July 29, 2020

Dine Outside, Vancouver style! Tourism Vancouver, in collaboration with community partners, is thrilled to announce the launch of Dine Out Vancouver Festival’s first summer-time food and drink celebration: Dine OutSide. Continue reading:
Savour the Summer: Tourism Vancouver serves up Dine OutSide

[CLOSED] WIN TICKETS to an exclusive Dim Sum Chinatown Tour

by Inside Vancouver in Food & Drink on January 22, 2020

Win tickets to intimately explore Historical Chinatown (and its food) as part of an exclusive tour by Canadian Craft, only offered during Dine Out Vancouver Festival. Continue reading:
[CLOSED] WIN TICKETS to an exclusive Dim Sum Chinatown Tour

French-Inspired Cooking and a Seafood Boil: A Preview of Dine Out Vancouver Festival 2020

by Tara Lee in Food & Drink on January 15, 2020

Hot smoked hon shimeji mushroom and lentil cassoulet at Bacchus Restaurant

With Dine Out Vancouver Festival (DOVF) set to start on Friday (January 17, 2020), it’s time to get booking restaurants in order to experience amazing prix-fixe menus. With options for breakfast/brunch, lunch, dinner, a range of price points ($15, $25, $35, $45), as well as an impressive diversity of types of establishments and cuisines, there is certainly no shortage of options.

I had the chance to try two different restaurant menus for DOVF. Here’s a sneak peek at what you can expect.

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French-Inspired Cooking and a Seafood Boil: A Preview of Dine Out Vancouver Festival 2020