Food and Drink

Walk into any local craft brewery at the moment and chances are you’ll find a dozen or more types of beer to try; head to a respectable brewpub and that number is likely to jump into the 20’s or 30’s.

On Thursday, April 28th, the Naramata Bench Wineries Association teams up with Vancouver's Aquarium Ocean Wise program to present their annual spring wine release event, Wine for Waves .

Ned Bell, the Executive Chef at Vancouver's Yew Restaurant + Bar , founder of Chefs for Oceans and champion of sustainable seafood shares his Awesome Halibut Burger.

I'm not a vegan. Not even a vegetarian. What I am, though, is in awe of how not being able to use meats and dairy in the kitchen allows for more culinary creativity.

Photo Courtesy: Khalsa Diwan Society of Vancouver This Saturday, April 16th, the annual Vaisakhi Parade and Street Festival takes place from 11am to 5pm in South Vancouver's Punjabi Market District , also known as Little India.

The Sutton Place Hotel's Boulevard Kitchen and Oyster Bar Restaurant has become known for their popular "Sunday Suppers" which have featured summer seafood boils and fall pig roasts.

Looking for something to do on Friday night? Dirty Apron , Vancouver’s “it” cooking school introduces "Friday Night Bites ", a demo and dine class where guests are invited to sit back and relax while chef David Robertson prepares a four course gourme

There isn’t a huge difference between stocks and broths or bone broths. They all share the same foundation: bones, meat scraps and vegetables simmered in a pot of water. The subtle differences are largely a matter of semantics.

On Sunday, April 17th from 2pm to 4:30pm, The Garagiste North Wine Festival returns to East Vancouver's Wise Hall .

3 BC Craft Beers That You Can't Afford To Miss Out On March is a crazy month for craft beer. It seems that half the breweries think that it is summer and are brewing light, sessionable beers.