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Eat Your Way Across Metro Vancouver Car-Free with Dine the Line
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
5 Crazy Foods to try at the Fair at the PNE – Opening this Saturday
Image courtesy of The Fair at the PNE
Are you an adventurous eater? If cotton candy and hot dogs are a little too tame for your palate, you will have a chance to treat yourself to something crazy and new at the 2018 Fair at the PNE in Vancouver.
This Saturday, August 18, 2018 The Fair at the PNE officially opens for another great year of rides, games, and -most importantly- food. This year will be a prime opportunity for foodies of all adventure levels. Below are just 5 crazy examples of some of the exciting (and wacky) food that will be available for purchase.
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5 Crazy Foods to try at the Fair at the PNE – Opening this Saturday
Holiday Dining and Gift Ideas Across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland for Foodies
Just keep these on hand in case you need a sugar hit this season. | Image by By Lenée Son
There’s an unspoken collective agreement that December is the time where you get to gorge yourself on as much as you want, which makes it an especially wonderful time to share great food and beverages among all the people you like best. The diversity of the ingredients and of the people in our corner of the world makes shopping anything but local totally unnecessary – so while you’re thinking of treats and decadent dinners, why not have all that blissful gluttony also support creative locals who are super passionate about feeding it?
WestCoastFood.ca reaches across the Lower Mainland from Metro Vancouver to The Fraser Valley to tell food stories about the ingredients, the place, and of course, the growers, makers, and business owners that make it all thrive together. You can find pretty much anything you’re craving made right here.
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Holiday Dining and Gift Ideas Across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland for Foodies
7 Instagram worthy locations in Vancouver to take your coffee break
There’s a lot to love about Vancouver — the lush rainforest, fresh mountain air, endless ocean, and cosmopolitan cool make it one of the world’s most liveable cities. But besides our picturesque landscape, the city is building a reputation for our coffee culture and top-notch brews. Condé Nast Traveler, Matador Network, and Smarter Traveler have all named Vancouver as one of the world’s best cities for coffee aficionados.
Blossoming throughout this natural wonderland metropolis are a number of independently owned coffee houses and restaurants with unique brews, sophisticated decor, ethical and sustainable sourcing, and quality eats. While you’re certainly welcome to grab a coffee to go, these stunning spaces are so lovely you’ll want to take your time to savour and ‘gram your skillfully served java.
Whether you’re looking for a personalized pour-over or the perfect coffee photo-op for your curated social media gallery, you’ll find it here.
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7 Instagram worthy locations in Vancouver to take your coffee break
A Vancouver Newcomer’s Observations Vol 7: Oyster Loyalty
Photo: Narcity
Hey Vancouver! I’m Britanny, and I’ve been calling Vancouver home for a just couple of short months. After what I’ve been told was one of the gloomier Vancouver Octobers, I can confidently say I’m here to stay. It was absolutely tolerable. In fact, I loved every fresh, rain-smelling minute. I’ve come to realize a whole lot of things about this city since arriving, many of them seafood related, of course!
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A Vancouver Newcomer’s Observations Vol 7: Oyster Loyalty
A Vancouver Newcomer’s Observations Vol 3: Sushi Snobs
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Hello Vancouver! As you all know, I’m a Vancouver newbie. I’ve lived multiple places around Canada, and I’m pleased to say I’ve now landed in this lovely city. I’m stumbling upon new reasons to love this city on the daily, and I could not be happier to call it home! Follow me and my column, New-B, as I get to know Vancouver and, inevitably, fall in love with it.
Before moving to Vancouver I had dined on what I thought to be some pretty acceptable, if not pretty delicious, sushi. Many cities I’ve lived in or visited have had their roster of “best” sushi hot-spots Continue reading:
A Vancouver Newcomer’s Observations Vol 3: Sushi Snobs
