Food and Drink

Last week Christine wrote THIS POST about the Chef Soup Experiment where a large group of local chefs collaborated on producing a soup made from 50 semi-random ingredients brought by participants (including Christine - she brought kale!).

[EDITOR'S NOTE: the Georgia Straight's Golden Plates nominations are open and in the coming weeks a number of our contributors will be sharing their picks leading up to the final day of voting for your favourites.

[EDITOR'S NOTE: the Georgia Straight's Golden Plates NOMINATIONS are open and in the coming weeks a number of our contributors will be sharing their picks leading up to the final day of voting for your favourites.

The Golden Plates Awards are back and voting is open at the Georgia Straight's website . Now it's very hard for me to pick favourites in things like this, but there are somethings I definitely like to cheerlead...

Vancouver's favourite free magazine, The Georgia Straight has launched their annual 'Golden Plates', where they let the locals decide who reigns supreme in all things delicious in Vancouver.

As I was digging through our archives for Golden Plates recommendations the other day I came across THIS POST that I made exactly 3 years ago today, when The Cannery Restaurant shut its doors for good.

Every Friday I join Cory Ashworth and Laurie Logan on The Peak 102.7FM and share One Awesome Thing. Today I talked about the Georgia Straight's Golden Plates and my top pick: The Fish Counter on Main (which I blogged about HERE ).

Every Friday our friends at The Peak 102.7FM have me in to share One Awesome Thing. Today I popped in on Laurie Logan and Cory Ashworth (who were already popping bottles) and shared with them Granville Island's 100 mile sake !

24604.tv is your Vancouver Video Tour Guide to adventurous activities, amazing places to eat, and the best spots for a night out. We've partnered with V.I.A. to bring you a new segment each week here on the blog.

The series La Vida Local is aimed at connecting you with some of the best foods and goods within Vancouver while raising awareness of how buying local benefits everyone.