Food and Drink

Grounds for Coffee, the Kitsilano cafe known for their epic cinnamon buns, has just revealed plans for a second Vancouver location.

TUC Craft Kitchen chef Roy Flemming’s hearty beer and cheddar soup features Strange Fellows Guardian IPA and is topped with a homemade oat crumble.

Valentine's Day may be for lovers, but it can also be a truly next-level day for lovers who also love food. Here are 15 ways for food lovers to spend Valentine's Day in Vancouver.

Finally: Tsujiri, a heaven for green tea lovers, is ready to open their first Metro Vancouver location, and have revealed an opening date for their Richmond shop.

With at least five breweries either opened or on their way, the light-industrial area of Lower Lonsdale could become something of a brewery district, similar to Port Moody’s Brewers Row or Yeast Van in East Vancouver.

A new book, Chop Suey Nation, is less about the food the restaurants serve than the people who run them. And no, this is not just a story of the past.

There are plenty of places in Metro Vancouver making stunning treats for Valentine's Day this year. From renown chocolatiers to beloved local classics, there is a sweet for all sweeties available for this day of love...and chocolate.

Beers that pair well with Chinese cuisine. Supplied With the Year of the Pig just around the corner, it’s time to consider which brew might elevate your celebrations. I’ve picked a few that pair well with Chinese cuisine.

Despite its relatively small size, with a population about an eighth of Vancouver’s, Victoria has a vibrant cocktail scene that makes it truly a great place to get a drink, especially at these 12 watering holes.

From comforting plates of pasta to steamer baskets full of dumplings, and loaded hot dogs or all-day breakfasts, there are plenty of just-opened, or soon-to-open, restaurants worth checking out in Vancouver.