Great deal for a charcuterie board, in my opinion. We got other dishes and it was really yummy too!…read moreDon't sleep on the kale gomae. Only thing is the server who gave us continual reminders of our seating time starting from the beginning of our seating. It made our experience very uncomfortable. I spoke with friends and another friend had the same experience.

My boyfriend and I had been wanting to try this place for a while. Every time we walked by it was…read morealways packed and we realized that our reservation was necessary. Well, what better time to go then for my boyfriend's birthday? We came with somewhat full tummies and so we only got the cauliflower to share which was unique but the real star of the show are there cocktails. I started out with their cocktail which is their name sake: grapes and soda. It was so drinkable and delicious. My boyfriend got their special which he loved so watch out for those. We tried another one that was really a beautiful drink which I think was the umeshu shiso soda wari and finally zombie cure. 3.5 oz and you do NOT taste the booze -- these drinks are DANGEROUS and delicious. Come for the good cozy vibes and drinks. Maybe leave more room than I did as I spotted some beautiful local inspired menu items!

Fantastically friendly and amicable service truly compliments the food and drinks here. They're a…read morevegan restaurant, but that's not a bad thing, everything we ordered tasted wonderful. If I had to find a fault I would say the fries could be a little crisper. They have 19 ciders on draught, which are available by the 12oz or as a 4x4oz flight. I recommend doing the flight, as there are so many delicious flavours of ciders that this is the best way to try many. There is a small outside patio, and reasonable sized seating area inside. We were there mid-week for a late lunch, so they werent too crowded, but I can imagine this place is very popular in the evening and weekends. It's also a convenient short walk to Kitsilano beach. What better way to cool off after some sun than some cold cider!

Service was fine but food and wine were NOT GOOD!!! We never send wine back but we had to because…read moreit tasted like sugar piss. And the guac was brown and mushy and lacked any good guac flavor like come on....how do you mess up guac. ALSO I was starving and it tasted bad so that's saying something

Chapeau to the folks at Folke! First timers at Folke and we were blown away by not only the…read moreincredible food, but also the wonderful service. A big thank you to Mallory and the kitchen staff! This review is 3 months late, but even a few months later, we remember our meal like it was yesterday and can't wait to return the next time we're in Vancouver. Getting to experience a Michelin Guide-recommended vegan restaurant was one of the highlights of our trip! We had (from the June 2025 menu): the Bread, the Broccolini, the Chickpea Tofu, and the Potato Cavatelli. Not a single crumb, morsel, drizzle of sauce, or even pea was left on the plates! Every bite was so full of flavor and decadent, we were so sad when the meal was over ;) The stand-out though was the Chickpea Tofu, the best tofu we've ever had and it seemed to just melt in your mouth. We also loved sitting at the bar that overlooks the open kitchen. They offer those seats for guests who want a more immersive, interactive dining experience. It was really cool to watch the chefs create each masterpiece. Overall a truly memorable and delicious experience!

Yum yum YUM!! We are not vegan but we loved every single thing we tried!…read more The bread was phenomenal and perfectly crusted and fluffy. The beet tartare was great with the hazelnuts. Broccoli and zucchini had such amazing sauces on them and OMG spaghettini was phenomenal. MUST order Service was pleasant and quick! They helped with suggestions and I appreciated the explanation when each dish came out. Lovely space inside and had a nice little corner to carry on lovely conversation. Would go back again -- and soon! They change their menu every few weeks.

As planned, I returned here with my daughter and we had the most wonderful meal! This time, we…read morearrived on a Friday night, at 7pm, and every single table save one was occupied! We were so lucky they could seat us, as we did not have a reservation. The ambiance was vibrant and animated. My kid and I shared an appetizer (white prawns with some sort of amazing Greek cheese. I forget the name), and the grilled sea bream. Both dishes were incredible. Our server was Jay and he couldn't have been nicer. Everyone was lovely. We definitely will be back!

Great atmosphere and decor -- it's definitely giving Greece vibes! Hadn't heard of this place until…read moremy husband found it online looking for a good Greek restaurant in Kits for Father's Day. Seems to be a family-run place and their friends and family were also dining and visiting, so it also felt very homey. We ordered the meat platter for 4 and had enough for leftovers. We waited a bit for this to come out, but it was worth it! My fave of the meats was the ground beef (keftedi, I think??). We also got the small Greek salad to share, lemon roasted potatoes, and grilled octopus. For dessert, we tried the phyllo dough with vanilla custard -- never had anything like this before but we truly enjoyed it! Staff was friendly and attentive. I would come back here for sure!

Located above Kits Pool, this is hands down the best place to grab a couple of drinks with your…read morefriends and enjoy beautiful views of Vancouver! There is free entry; you just have to wait in line for a stamp, but it's worth the wait. You can buy drinks at the concession stand, where they sell some craft beer, coolers, and non-alcoholic options. On one side of the concession, there's also a place to buy bottles of wine. Once you've got your drinks, there are plenty of different tables and chairs to sit at, or you can just stand, which is what my friend and I did. Connected to the concession, they also sell Downlow Chicken. I didn't get any, but it smelled sooo good, and I'll definitely have to try it next time I visit. Honestly, this place reminded me of a lot of spots I've been to in Europe, which I absolutely love. I'm so glad we're starting to get cool places like this in Vancouver!

The chicken and chips were really good! We got the medium spice, which was perfect. The person…read moretaking our order recommended the spice level, which was really helpful. The space is nice and chill, and it's a great place to hang out with friends if you're lucky enough to find a spot! I also really enjoyed the cocktail.

We came on a weekday for a quick lunch. Service was fast and friendly…read more Croque Monsieur - sandwich was crispy and addicting. Very cheesy and decadent Mussels - decent portion of mussels. Cooked to just right Steak tartare - loved the flavours on the steak tartare. Interestingly the steak tartare was in chunks and not grinded which was welcome for me Chocolate nousse- okay but I would pass next time Fries and salad came with each dish. The fried are so addicting and morrish. A bit of old oil flavour which is understandable considering the amount they are frying. It's not crispy but instead very potatoey. The sauce that it comes with (like mayo) went so well with it. Could eats lots of it. Salad was also a welcome addition to make it feel a bit healthier Overall great little French lunch spot

In it's former incarnation, it was known as the Gramercy Grill. I went there on several occasions…read moreand was reasonably pleased with service, food and atmosphere. It has been reborn as a French Brasserie in recent years, and I've finally left my private confines and took a stroll over. I guess it was about time. I sampled a bunch of things. See my pics. No disappointment in anything that was consumed. Notice anything missing in the pic? No ketchup. For the French experience! The servers are Francophones. I really like the interior design.

Located in our hotel, we came down for a nightcap and immediately felt so relaxed upon entering. I…read moreloved the open door letting in the cool, perfect 60-something-degree weather, chill upbeat music, dim lighting, and red-lit bar. The service was efficient and kind, which made the whole experience even better. I went with their Woodpecker, made with Lot 40 Canadian Whisky and a complex blend of flavors. It was rich, smooth, and warming, exactly what I wanted for a nightcap. Such a cozy little spot!

Stopped by for a quick matcha to go. Nice and comfy seating and friendly service. You can get the…read morematcha with regular milk, oat milk or almond milk. Comes sweetened.

Actually went to La Quercia for my birthday. First time since the Pandemic. Both the food and the…read moreservice were superb. As they had been before the Pandemic.

Somehow we have been dining at L'ufficio since 2013 and I have never posted a review. I mean Chef…read moreAdam's food speaks for itself so he doesn't need me to encourage you to dine there but I'll go ahead and try it anyway. This is the best Italian food in town. The menu changes constantly depending on what is fresh and in season. Take a look at my photos on this page to see the range. Last night an heirloom tomato and onion salad tasted like the last of summer exploding in our mouths. There are usually 4 - 6 different fresh pastas to choose from. We shared a halibut with tomato one and bolognese last night. These pastas are the definition of al dente. No place in Vancouver does it this well. There is an extensive wine list sure not to disappoint and make sure to start or finish with a cheese or two. The parmesan is mind blowing perfection. They don't take reservations and this outstanding restaurant is quite small and busy so be prepared for a wait. If you are going with a group larger than 2, the La Querica side does take reservations and I've found that to be an equally exceptional option. Just a little more casual on the L'ufficio side.

A cozy little Italian spot! I came here for a family dinner and all the staff were so nice and…read morefriendly. The food was light and fresh, but I do wish the servings were a bit more - or at least more protein - for the price. My shrimp pasta felt like it needed more of a sauce element. The tomatoes were fresh and tasty.

Came in after watching a show at the adjacent theatre. Seated on the patio, and grabbed a couple of…read moreglasses of red wine. Ordered the calamari, and burrata cheese. Food came out, but there was one problem: no cutlery. Oh, how I am to loathe not having cutlery on the table when my food arrives. Sure it was delivered with haste; but it's the principle of the matter. Buratta cheese is not my jam. My dining companion enjoyed it well enough. The calamari was good, but so very oily. The oil seeped all over the plate. Could it not have been placed on a paper towel for a moment or two prior to plating? We'll never know. Will I/we be back? Maybe.

Very cute restaurant Greeted upon entering…read more Staff was very friendly Food was great I had the half chicken and my husband had stroganoff We split the Cesar salad Everything was very fresh

Checked out The Red Accordion tucked away on Alberni for an evening of comfort food and cocktails…read more The Food The kitchen leans heavily into elevated, soulful comfort dishes with generous portions. The short rib stroganoff was deeply savory, rich, tender ribbons of beef folded into wide noodles with plenty of earthy wild mushrooms. It's deeply satisfying, though with all that rich sauce, the last few bites can feel pretty heavy. We also tried the savoury Dutch baby, which had great puffed, crispy edges and a custardy center that held up well against its savory toppings. The cocktail program is just as strong, with well-balanced drinks that don't lean overly sweet. The Service Friendly, down-to-earth, and attentive. We were greeted warmly at the entrance and guided upstairs without any awkward waiting. Drink orders were taken quickly, water was refilled consistently, and our server had honest recommendations when we asked to compare a couple of share plates. Pacing between drinks and hot food felt natural and relaxed. The Ambiance Easily the standout feature of the experience. Set inside a converted heritage house, it feels like dining in a bohemian, antique-filled living room. Between the fringed vintage lamps, dark moody walls, eclectic framed art, and soft amber lighting, the vibe is cozy, quirky, and distinctly romantic. It does get a little dim once the sun sets, and some tables in the smaller rooms are arranged fairly close together, but the character makes up for it.