Food and Drink

U.S.-based Blaze Pizza has been planning a Canadian expansion for a couple of years, and now the chain has secured four Metro Vancouver locations to set up shop.

Photo: https://hogsheadwine.wordpress.com Although winemaking came to the Italian village of Carmignano (pronounced Car-Min-YAN-o) via the Romans, it wasn’t until later that things got royally regal.

Mr Bannock will be Vancouver's first food truck to showcase Indigenous cuisine, with some fusion twists, and it debuts January 27.

Known for their wickedly good pastries, treats, breads, and sandwiches, this marks the second outpost for Small Victory, which debuted three years ago in Yaletown.

On Jan. 19, the provincial government conducted four simultaneous Prohibition-style raids on establishments in Victoria, Nanaimo and Vancouver and confiscated tens of thousands of dollars worth of liquor.

New Westminster is home to plenty of great restaurants. Here are five newer spots in the Royal City you may want to check out.

When The Rumpus Room closed down in March 2014, they vowed they'd be back...someday. Well, Vancouver, that day is upon us.

Photo: The Growler Upon first glance at a bottle of Twin Sails Brewing and Quebec’s Brasserie Dunham’s recent collaboration, Biére de Crabe, you might naturally ask yourself, “Is this beer really made with crab? Crab beer? Is that a thing now?” First

A major food publication has just singled out Vancouver and Richmond, B.C. for having the best Cantonese food in North America.

Beer lovers, this is one to bookmark: A map that helps you visit Metro Vancouver craft breweries, all while riding the SkyTrain.