Coltrain was awesome, constantly served, never an empty drink. Very respectful and made our night…read more100x better. Thanks for the night.

The Commodore Ballroom is a great place for concerts and live entertainment. The staff were very…read morefriendly and helpful, and there's a large dance floor that adds to the atmosphere. The bathrooms were very clean, and I liked that there are two levels with bars. I didn't try the food, but overall I always enjoy my time here. Great location too -- close to the Granville Street SkyTrain station, with lots of restaurants and a fun vibe nearby.

Guilt & Co is a popular live music bar in Vancouver's Gastown neighborhood, known for its nightly…read moreperformances by a variety of local and touring musicians, from jazz and blues to funk and rock. It features a dark, cozy, and intimate atmosphere, with food and drinks available, and a cover charge per set, though it used to be pay-what-you-can. The venue is praised for its consistent quality of live music. Great vibe! Plenty of seating. Quaint and cozy.

Based on my experience going at 8:40pm on Friday night…read more We went there for the live music performance. It was near the end of the first set when we showed up and there was no line up at all and were seated immediately. It was already packed by the time we were there. When we were headed out at 10:30, there was a very long line up.

The Iconic Roxy has been around for ages. It's clients vry from day to day depending on the bands…read moreplaying. Good chill vibe for those want to hang out along the bright lights of Granville St.

Was visiting Vancouver and staying downtown... and this was a must stop spot!…read more It's a historic bar. Had a live band playing. Good time!

Whilst on Vacation during an unpredictable squall which derailed our plans. We pivoted looked for a…read morecool place to have some apps and chill. Answer: The Shameful Tiki room, tried to call, rookie mistake then followed instructions and emailed them. As a hopeful walk in they were very gracious and seated us within the estimated 1/2 hour. Total Tiki immersion enjoying vibe and ambience. Poo Poo platter was a no brainer and Mai Tai night yes please. Thanks for the unexpected adventure to TikiLand.immersion.

This is a fantastic spot to unwind with friends after a long day at work. To really enjoy their…read morelarge fish bowl drinks, it's best to visit in a group of three or four. Also, it's a good idea to come after a hearty meal to fully appreciate the alcohol. As you step into this bar from the bustling streets of Vancouver, you're instantly transported to a humid, tropical paradise. The theme is all around you, and you're suddenly in Hawaii, ready to order a mai tai. We began with the mystery bowl, and each bowl comes with its own unique song and flair, making it a fun experience. Whether it's the fire, the smoke show, or the lights flashing in the background as everyone turns to see what you've ordered, it's all part of the show. Besides the bowls, be sure to order your own drinks, as they have something for everyone. Their menu is easy to read, so you can already picture the drink you're about to enjoy. Overall, this is a wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion with their whimsical drinks.

Kind of hidden restaurant serving typical all American/bar foods. Seating is very nice, there's…read moreindoor, outdoor, and semi outdoor patio. Outdoor seating on a nice day so nice, indoor seating is a bit loud and kind of crowded, the patio seating is nice mix of both worlds. We sat on the covered patio and had a good time (a bit spider webby though). We ordered the wings, a cornbread (it's a muffin), the milltown burger and the moroccan lamb burger. The wings, in the hot flavor. Typical hot wings with buffalo sauce. Not spicy, very vinegary and pungent. Nice size, very crispy. Fair price for the amount you get. Really good overall. Cornbread (muffin). Really good. Kind of an odd thing to have as an appetizer, but so good actually with the sweetened butter, both were so good. Milltown burger. Not sure if we ordered it correctly but it's just a very plain burger no condiments or cheese (not sure if these were options, we didn't ask and weren't asked). Cooked very nicely. Otherwise a pretty run of the mill burger. Fries and tartar sauce were really good. The Moroccan lamb burger, nicely cooked, heavy on the sumac a little greasy. Not tons of lamb flavor. Not bad at all. The halloumi didn't have much of a taste maybe it was me? Who knows but it paired nicely with the beet and arugula salad. The salad was very very good. Price wise, very fair I feel, 67 usd 93 CAD for 2 apps and 2 entrees? Staff were very accommodating as well even with a very full restaurant. Nice people nice experience. Would recommend if you have the patience to travel to the location.

This was my first time visiting with friends, and the restaurant's location is unique; although…read moreit's located in Richmond, you actually need to drive there from Vancouver's Maple district. Situated on the Fraser River, next to the docks, the environment is relatively quiet with river views. Unlike restaurants in bustling commercial areas, it feels like a hidden gem on the riverbank, with a more welcoming and inviting atmosphere than typical bars or restaurants. On a sunny day, dining outdoors is even more comfortable and pleasant. There are designated bicycle parking spaces in front of the restaurant.

You just don't expect the cozy, creaky, cradled cavern that awaits you through the community centre…read moredoors. Raincity Chronicles, Rogue Folk Fest (Christa Couture is incredible), workout bootcamps with Peak Fitness Management's Cord Reisdorf are just a few of the events I've personally attended here. And should one like to be wed in a defunct church with pews, an alter, and a vaulted ceiling that looks like Noah's Ark turned upside down, then this is your place. Plus, there's been a cash bar at the events I've attended.* *Except the bootcamp. That'd be counterproductive.

Interesting church or community center or japanese school. The elevator freaks the me out. Its one…read moreof those old style elevator that you have to press to get it moving. I mean you have to hold it down. So oldie style. Would really scary me if it stops working and I am in it.

Staying downtown and attending Les Misérables we decided to try something different than we…read morenormally do and we discovered The Ventura Room. We got there quite early into service so not a lot of people in the place. The ceiling is low, it's kind of dark, but somehow it works. It feels maybe more intimate, which was right up our alley. We wanted some nibbles, not a full blown meal lest we fall asleep during the performance. Happy hour was still on so we ordered the dill pickle chips and the burger sliders combo. Both were excellent! The chips were spot on definitely dill pickley, nicely cooked and crispy. The sliders were really great as well, not too small like many we've had lately and you could really taste the beef. Our martinis were also great although a little more juice in the "dirty" side of the equation and perhaps an olive without a pit. We also ordered the BLT with mixed greens, which we probably didn't need but Les Mis is almost three hours long. The service was also great, waters topped up regularly and the servers interactive and interesting. We would absolutely come back to Ventura again. Oh and Les Misérables was outstanding!

First time trying this place out this week. I've walked past it a few times and was curious about…read moreit. Very casual at the time that I went with lots of tables (high top or standard). I had the sticky Thai chicken and yam fries. The portions were actually pretty decent and very filling for what you get. Plus the prices are decent as well.

This venue is truly a different experience. Not only was it my first time trying yerba mate, but…read morethe live music was great! The lighting really adds a nice, mysterious ambiance to the venue. For drinks, we tried the kombucha, the yerba mate kombucha fusion, and the nitro horchata mocktail. The horchata was really good; refreshing, creamy, and light, at all the same time! I would highly recommend. I also tried the garrapinadas, which were excellently seasoned and caramelized. The lime gave the caramel a really nice kick! We were able to catch the Alec Shaw performance that night, and the performance was absolutely amazing. The energy in the room, the acoustics, and obviously the performers themselves, provided an amazing experience for everyone. I would highly recommend visiting Mateada if you are looking for some authentic South American food, tasty drinks, and great music!

Amazing service, truly inspiring drinks, excellent ambiance and a staff who really takes pride in…read moretheir work. Miss this experience at your own expense.

We come here often and like the drinks but since this is the only country bar in Vancouver you…read morewould think they would play country music... However, the reality is they only play 1 playlist that is 95% Taylor Swift (not even her country album), Sabrina Carpenter and the same 2 Shania Twain songs. They don't like taking actual country song recommendations either and will say they "don't have the song". Also $25 cover is insanity.

Super fun! Music was all country as expected but a good mix of vibes. Free drink with admission…read morewhen you get there early was also a plus

Mrs. Klein - runs at the Jericho Arts Centre, from Nov 12th…read more- Dec 5th. Ort Jericho Arts Centre 1675 Discovery West Vancouver, BC A wonderful work! Amazing story with great artists! United Players of Vancouver present Nicholas Wright's drama, set in London, England, in 1934, about three women (all Analyst) fighting to free themselves of their dependence on each other. Starring Joan Bryans, Alison Raine, and Trina McClure; Directed by Charles Siegel. More information at www.unitedplayers.com/