Food and Drink

Watch season two of the craft beer focused web series and learn more about Vancouver's diverse and creative brewing community! Episode 1: Trading Post Brewing Company A new but flourishing brewery, the first in Langley, Trading Post captured the spir

Vancouver may not be known as a "late-night city", but we've got plenty of food options to keep you fuelled anytime of the day.

Doughy, deep fried and highly likely to be adorned with bonus sugary treats (sprinkles, cookie crumbles, etc). Doughnuts are kind of the ultimate sweet indulgence and Vancouver is full of them. Here’s where to grab the city’s best: 1.

With all of Vancouver’s cafes, bakeries and restaurants, there’s always a sweet treat around the corner. We’re here to help you discover them all.

Plan a fun day patio hopping around False Creek using Vancouver's water taxis, an affordable way to enjoy a "mini-boat cruise". Two water taxi companies service False Creek, The Vancouver Aquabus and False Creek Ferries.

The first time I visited 33 Acres I was a little confused. There were no signs. There was nothing on the walls. There were just two men standing behind a counter offering me a choice of two beers.

Opening a brewery is a daunting task... While it seems like new ones are popping up in our province every day, the process is a massive undertaking.

What's the best way to check out rad local music AND taste delicious local craft beer and cider this weekend? Vancouver Craft Beer Week is going to bring you all this and so much more at it's closing, two-day festival event featuring 100+ breweries &

Vancouver is practically overflowing with diverse and delicious brunch offerings. While you can’t go wrong with eggs, toast and bacon, why not see what else is out there? Your taste buds will thank you, trust us. 1.

Cheese. It's so simple, but sort of the best thing ever, especially when paired with the perfect glass of wine or maybe even a cured meat or two.