Food and Drink

Angelina's, the incredibly popular New West breakfast spot, is moving into bigger digs nearby its current location at the River Market.

Bubble tea shop The Alley has several franchised locations operating around the globe and are now prepping their first-ever Vancouver location.

In every corner of the province, there are new breweries being planned. Could B.C. top hit the 200-brewery milestone before year's end? We'll have to wait and see!

Kick off the new year with the resolve to try some of Vancouver's brand-new restaurants.

The Vancouver restaurant thrust in the spotlight thanks to an Instagram video depicting what appears to be a rat in a bowl of soup served to a customer is speaking out about the incident, claiming it "did not happen."

Here’s a look back at the many new breweries we’ve seen open their doors in B.C. in the past year. How many have you had a chance to visit?

Mamie Taylor's, the restaurant linked to a viral video showing a rat carcass in a bowl of soup served at a Gastown eatery, has re-opened their doors.

It’s a simple, delicious way to celebrate whatever fruit is in season, and best of all, you can dress it up as a fantastic dessert or keep it simple for an equally fantastic breakfast or coffee treat.

U.S.-based fast food fried chicken chain Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen has opened their first Metro Vancouver location, in Port Coquitlam.

What makes Belgian beer so Belgian? Is it the yeast? The acidity? The propensity for strong beers with bold flavours? To find out, we brought together two of B.C.’s preeminent producers of Belgian-style beer.