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Chef J-C Poirer, St. Lawrence [Photo credit: Carlo Ricci]
Now the rest of the world is catching on, too, thanks to MICHELIN, which honoured St. Lawrence with a Star last year in its inaugural guide to Vancouver.
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A day in the life of MICHELIN-Starred chef J-C Poirer
couple shopping for shoes
Everyone deserves to pamper themselves now and then, whether it’s indulging in a little retail therapy, letting your troubles melt away at the spa, or sipping on a cocktail by the sea. With all the advantages of a major urban centre fused with the laid-back atmosphere of the West Coast, Vancouver is the perfect destination if you want to give yourself the VIP treatment. Don’t forget your wallet at home, it’s time to treat yourself. Continue reading:
Treat Yourself Itinerary
Hawksworth Restaurant
In the final week of Dine Out Vancouver, there’s still plenty to enjoy.
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The Final Week of Dine Out Vancouver: 4 Ways to Enjoy the Experience
By now, your passport is probably longing to be stamped. While travel restrictions are still in place, let Hawksworth Restaurant whisk you away to the exotic locales that you have been missing. Continue reading:
Taste the World with Hawksworth’s Destination Wine Dinner Series
Winter may be the coldest season, but that gives us an excuse to layer-up! Whether those layers include outdoor gear for snow adventures or chic knits and cosy hoodies for downtown escapades, here’s some winter inspiration to help you enjoy the best of winter in Vancouver. Continue reading:
Vancouver Winter Inspiration: The Ultimate Guide
Photo: Grouse Mountain via The Burrard
Ski season isn’t just about enjoying the chairlift ride up the mountain or feeling the rush of wind on your way down a ski hill. Après-ski plays a big part in Vancouver’s mountain sports scene. Here’s where to ‘après‘ with your immediate household or core bubble in the city this winter.
You definitely don’t need a car to explore a new restaurant in a new neighborhood in Vancouver. There are bike paths to wheel through, walking trails, and a robust public transit system that will get you nearly anywhere. With culinary inspiration in mind, WestCoastFood and TransLink has created a series of itineraries for the hungry, entirely along the SkyTrain line and the SeaBus. It’s a delicious way to spend a day, it’s environmentally friendly, there’s a scenic view, and you can have a few beers or cocktails along the way.
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Eat Your Way Across Metro Vancouver Car-Free with Dine the Line
