Food and Drink

Whether you're passionate about pastry or your interest has been piqued by plant-based eating, there's something for any Vancouver food lover on this list of gift-able 2018 cookbooks.

There are a myriad of reasons why you'd find yourself at a bar but not imbibing, but that doesn't mean you're relegated to the juice and pop category.

As 2018 draws to a close, it's a given that industries will reflect upon the year that was. And so we have the just-revealed list of the 100 Best Restaurants in Canada, courtesy the reservation service OpenTable.

If you like to make food and drink the focal point of fun, we’ve got 26 (and counting!) delicious food events happening in and around Vancouver this December.

Hold onto your cardboard sleeves, because Starbucks is about to unveil a swanky new Reserve store in downtown, and it's going to be the biggest Starbucks location in Vancouver.

A new restaurant opening soon in Coal Harbour will offer diners sophisticated French-Mediterranean fare, and comes with a name that's a nod to Vancouver's nickname "City of Glass."

When Research Co.asked British Columbians if it is time for the province to follow Ontario’s lead and make calorie displays in restaurants mandatory, four in five residents (81%) supported the idea.

The average Canadian family will pay about $400 more for groceries and roughly $150 more for dining out next year, an annual food price report predicts.

Dundas Eat + Drink has launched a new eating challenge as a sequel to last year's Six O Pho madness, but it's all vegan. Their Vegan Bun Bo Hue Challenge pits diners against a three-pound bowl of the dish, with 20 minutes on the clock to slurp it all down.

Delta’s Four Winds Brewing once again proved why they are one of Canada’s most respected craft breweries after they took home 11 medals at the inaugural 2018 Growler Craft Beer Awards, including a whopping seven golds.