Food and Drink

To keep everyone on a steady sugar high, several local cafes, bakeries, and more have created special desserts just for Vancouver Pride. You can taste the rainbow at these places, while supplies last.

Benkei Ramen.

There’s no more standing in line for hours so you can dig into a very tall stack of pancakes at Jethro’s Fine Grub in Dunbar. On July 25, the owners closed the popular daytime eatery after failing, they say, to come to an agreement with their landlord over a proposed rent increase.

First there were fancy lattes. Then there was outrageous latte art. There have been cookie cups, and cronuts, and rainbow glitter unicorn everything. But there's one B.C. cafe that's the first in the Pacific Northwest to serve Coffee in a Cone.

There's a new food truck parking in Metro Vancouver that knows what's up: The Melt Shop is all about that ooey, gooey grilled cheese goodness.

For their first-ever expansion outside the U.S. and by franchisees, the controversial Atlanta-based fast food brand Chick-fil-A announced Wednesday they will open up locations in 2019 in Toronto.

The tie-wearing brine boys of Kaylin & Hobbs have marked just over a year of having a permanent tasting bar and stand at Vancouver's Granville Island Public Market, and have just opened up a second outpost, at North Vancouver's Lonsdale Quay.

Breakfast cravings can now go fulfilled all day long at Bruncheria, a brunch-centric new cafe in New Westminster.

This Saturday, July 21, was the time to say adios, amigo to the vegetarian and vegan Mexican fare at Lucha Verde. The Davie Street restaurant made it just over a year.

A brand of Pepperidge Farm goldfish crackers, shown in a handout photo, are being recalled due to salmonella contamination.