Food and Drink

Despite its French-inspired name, it's all about scones at Creme de la Crumb, a tiny bakery tucked away on Granville Street between the Trees Cafe and a lingerie store, and across the street from the Canada Line station entrance.

First I shared an overview of the HOME GROWN EXHIBIT at MOV with you, then the BEES within it. Today I'm going to share what could be the crown jewel of this exhibit on local agriculture and sustainability.

The 6th annual Taste Of Yaletown is officially on! Have a look through the participating restaurants' menus HERE and make a reservation for a $25, $35 or $45 three course meal of which partial proceeds will go towards the Greater Vancouver Food Bank.

I've worked downtown for quite awhile, and spent a few years living in Yaletown. From this, I've developed the ability to read parking signs, identify small breeds of dogs, and know when an eating establishment is going to fail.

Wayyyyy back in 2008, Gerald Belmont made THIS post about the Hasty/Nasty Market in Mount Pleasant.

Warning: the following post contains full frontal nude photos of carrots. Like many of you, my favourite part of VIA is the Daily Flikr Pickr.

This is a public service announcement for three types of people: 1. People who love egg nog 2. People who love people who love egg nog 3.

Our friends at Arsenal Pulp Press are releasing a new cookbook! Anastasia Koutalianos from Nadatodo.

Reservations are now being accepted for Taste Of Yaletown happening October 13th-31st, and we're co-sponsoring it this year! The basic rundown is that you can get 3 course meals from a ton of different Yaletown restaurants ranging in price from $25,

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