Food and Drink

This summer marks the 40th anniversary of Dave's Fish & Chips, and with owner Dave Scott's son taking over the day-to-day operations, he’s had time to reflect on an epic journey, as far as Richmond businesses go.

Kwantlen Polytechnic University brewing grads have achieved significant feats, including becoming head brewers at some of B.C.’s top breweries racking up an impressive list of awards, provincially, nationally and internationally.

It's the end of an era for one of the trailblazers in the hot Vancouver cold-pressed juice arena: The Juicery Co. has announced they are closing their stores immediately.

There are a lot of craft beer drinkers in the city, and not a whole lot of patio seats.

Vegan Supply, the grocery store that carries only plant-based products, is opening a second location, and this one is in Surrey.

Roots + Fruits, the plant-based cafe on Powell Street near Railtown, has announced they are closing immediately.

The whisperings along Fraser Street turned out to be more than rumours: Bows x Arrows, the critically-acclaimed cafe-restaurant hybrid is closing down.

Hundreds of people lined up this morning to enter the new T & T Supermarket store at Lansdowne Centre.

It's only fitting that with a logo and mascot of a jaunty red truck, Vancouver's Red Truck Beer has taken a road trip south of the border, and is opening a brand new brewery and restaurant in Fort Collins, Colorado.

We've rounded some classics and some wildcards to give you a bucket list of cold treats to enjoy before summer ends in Vancouver. Some will still be here when the leaves start to fall, but some aren't made to last. Get 'em while you can.