Food and Drink

You're either going to be okay with going to a place named Escobar, or you're not. And, based on the name alone, I can't make that decision for you. Here's what I do know: It's a beautiful room where you can find sophisticated cocktails and exciting food.

T & T supermarket will open its third Richmond location at Lansdowne Centre on Aug. 16 following the success of its other two stores at Yaohan Centre and Hollybridge Way.

The nominees are in: Air Canada has just revealed the 30 delicious spots up for their annual enRoute Canada's Best New Restaurants awards. Even better is that three of them are in British Columbia.

Bob’s Submarine Sandwiches has risen from the waste piles of its former No. 3 Road strip mall, which is now under redevelopment.

Featuring glitter and gummy bears, a build-your-own Caesar bar, and summery French countryside vibes, there are a few new brunch options around town that are also serving up a side of fun.

Toronto-based pizza chain first entered the market in B.C. in 2009, then ended up closing all their locations. Until now. They've got one open in New West, and one opening soon in Vancouver.

The time has come to say au revoir and bonne nuit to a French restaurant that has been around for over 20 years. Bistro Pastis in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood will serve its final supper on Sunday, August 19.

The cans feature six murals from the 2017 Vancouver Mural Festival, and partial proceeds go right back into supporting the annual community event.

One of Vancouver's sweetest spots is no more: Lisa Lou's Chocolate Bar closed its doors recently after just under two years in business.

So, weed beer. When’s that going to be a thing? Photo: iStock With the legalization of cannabis in Canada imminent, it turns out that macrobrewers are jumping on the opportunity to be first to market with cannabis beers.