Food and Drink

This award-winning New West breakfast spot has been through some big changes lately, including launching a first-ever dinner menu (without a pancake or omelette in sight).

Peaked Pies – which has locations in Vancouver and Whistler – has announced it is opening a new shop in Metro Vancouver next year.

Another Beer Co. is open for business at a location that’s a stone’s throw away from the Brewery District site, which was once the longtime home of Labatt Brewery.

Meetrice noodle, which has over 500 locations in China, specializes in Yunnan-style noodles, also known as “crossing-the-bridge” noodles, where the broth and noodles are served separately.

Beer can chicken is delicious and can be done all year. Also, beer is good for you. In moderation.

Freebird has shifted from New West to Chinatown, with a refreshed menu and several new offerings.

Donut and Mexican food lovers rejoice – Boca Grande is open for business, serving up to-die-for donuts and Mexican classics.

Tim Hortons will stop offering its Beyond Meat alternative protein products at thousands of Canadian locations, just months after introducing them.

In a little 36-seat diner, smuggled into the working heart of the Steveston Harbour Authority, the menu items are as earthy as the humour that’s on special.

At the end of August, Mcdonald's Canada quietly introduced a new menu item, seemingly as a direct shot at one of their major competitors in the coffee space. Donuts. McDonald's is making donuts now, available at select locations.