This is a nice spot for some healthy food if you're in a rush. Prices are decent, but the portions…read moreare a little small for the sides. Thai Veggie Stew (5/5) This was really delicious, but it was really small for a side portion costing $4. This was super flavourful, and had a good amount of ingredients in it. Veggie Falafel Wrap (4/5) This was pretty good, but I didn't really get any sweet potato falafel. I wish it was a little more flavourful, but overall it wasn't bad. Southwest Quinoa (3.5/5) This was rather refreshing - you can't really go wrong with beans, corn, red bell peppers and quinoa. Tahini Beet (3.5/5) This was quite nice, and I loved the tahini dressing. The beets were sweet but the cauliflower could have been roasted more. Brussel Sprouts + Apricot (3.5/5) The flavour was decent, but the brussel sprouts and butternut squash could have been cooked for longer. Kale Caesar (3/5) This didn't really have too much flavour to it, but the crispy chickpeas were nice. The kale was very hard and crunchy, and needed to be massaged and de-stemmed. Overall, this food here is decent, and I would come back for the Thai Veggie Stew for sure.

Turkey chili was bland, ambiance and service industrial. But like eating in a basementread more

Sandwich tastes good, Staff are friendly, Ambience very chill and nice. The Italiana is so good, I…read morelove the truffle spread.

Best sandwich spot in this area! Located under the Bentalle buildings near the RBC bank. Can't…read morebelieve it took me 4 months to find this spot. It was right under my nose the entire time! Quick service and lunch time gets busy but it goes fast! My favorite is the Inferno!

During on recent trip to Vancouver Canada we ate lunch at the New York style Harvest Deli. The food…read morewas greats. My wife and I both had ham sandwiches and they were made to perfection. We were glad we came and the service, price and food was great.

Everything(food) is good tasting and fixed so quickly prepared to perfection. Great eats for every…read moreage.

I really enjoy this restaurant. The ambiance is bright, modern, and welcoming, the food is…read moreconsistently delicious, and the prices are quite reasonable for the quality you receive. I've visited twice--once for a weekday lunch and again for weekend brunch to celebrate completing my doctorate. During my first visit, I ordered the burger, which was juicy, flavourful, and exceeded my expectations. On my second visit, we both ordered the eggs Benedict, and they were just as impressive. I'm glad I had the chance to experience both the lunch and brunch menus. The space itself is one of the restaurant's strengths. I love the open-concept design, the clean and contemporary interior, and the inviting patio, which would be perfect on a sunny day. Unfortunately, the service was inconsistent. My first visit was perfectly fine, but during brunch the service fell short. It took an unusually long time to receive our bill, and throughout the meal it felt like our table was largely forgotten. Eventually, we had to flag down another server for assistance. To make matters more confusing, our original server brought the cheque only after we had already paid through the other staff member. While the service could definitely be more attentive, the excellent food, pleasant atmosphere, and reasonable prices are enough to make me want to return. I hope the service becomes more consistent because this restaurant has all the ingredients to be a standout dining destination.

We wandered into this Kitsilano spot on a sunny Saturday afternoon and sat outside in their covered…read morepatio. It's casual, bright, and very much built around sharing a few plates and seeing where the meal takes you. Service from my visit matched the vibe. Relaxed, friendly, and efficient without hovering. We shared a few plates and grabbed a couple of their drinks as well. I went with the anchovy toast and tuna tostada. Both were delicious but the anchovy toast was my personal favorite. Salty, rich, and super savory, but balanced enough that you keep going back for another bite. The tuna tostada was light, fresh, and sitting on a crisp base that gave it that addictive crunch.

Great bang for your buck. Lemongrass Chicken Banhmi my go…read moreto. Always fresh and delicious!

Great spot along W. Broadway for a quick bite. Sandwiches were packed with filling and we loved…read moreboth the sate beef and lemongrass bahn mi sandwiches we got. Definitely better than some of the bahn mi sandwiches we've had at other spots. Love that they have a point system too so I'll be looking forward to visiting some of their other locations

I have walked by this place for so long, not realizing it's a restaurant and bar! Yes, of course…read moreyou have your wall(s) of hot sauce, and offerings of the Hot Ones challenge, but more importantly, they have put their hot sauces to test, pairing them with their huge line up of dishes. I came in to check for a sauce my friend asked for but stayed for a bite! Did I mention that this place is cheap AF!? I don't know how they do it but it's incredibly affordable and the quality of food is impressive! I got their Veggies on Fire (Cheddar, lettuce, sprouts, tomato, cucumber, green pepper, pickles, red onion, banana peppers, Dijon, spicy mayo - Hot Sauce: Dawson's Shawarma). This was $8. Plus I added waffle fries, which I don't even care for. But these were heavily seasoned and cooked to perfection. The sandwiches come with chips but you can't miss the fries. You can choose which breads you want and I choose sourdough. Highly recommend that you toast that bread. The sandwich was huge and staked with so many veggies. The hot sauce was very mild but paired so well. The service was phenomenal! Above and beyond and so friendly. The place gets quite busy, understandable, and they are still so patient and friendly. I can't wait to try their extensive menu and order their veggie friendly menu options! And, obvy, their 1000 hot sauces!

This was quite the find and I'm still sort of processing it all. It's a hot sauce specialty shop,…read morebar, lounge and restaurant, but they don't have a proper kitchen. We found this as our initial destination had an absurd wait, and we left satisfied and pleasantly surprised. I saw pics online of what appeared to be large, juicy, and crispy fried chicken sandwiches sporting local hot sauces as the secret ingredients, and that's what brought us in. We ordered the crispy chicken sandwich with the Hot Duck chili crisp on it. Upon the bartenders rec we opted for the extra hot, which was a good call because it didn't really pack a punch to us chili heads, but had great flavor. The chicken was juicy and crispy, and the brioche bun was so soft and fluffy. All around a good sandwich, but we found it strange that they only offered it with chips, and no upgrade to fries, which were available as an add on order. As we ate our sandwich and waffle fries we realized there was no smell of oil in the air or sounds of a fryer, which had us scratching our heads. We looked for a hood too and noticed none. Eventually we realized that everything here is commercially air fried, which was both fun to learn and somewhat surprising. If this place had a fryer, it would be SO much better, but considering this limitation, it was solid. The sauce selection was huge too. I loved that you could taste them all and that they offered some amazing deals too. We found a few that warranted us checking a bag on the way back so we could enjoy them on the other side of the border, and I'm stoked they offer online ordering and shipping so we can get some more when they run out. All in all a solid experience. Staff was so friendly and accommodating. As a hot sauce store, this is a 5 star experience, as a restaurant, also good but just have the right expectations.

I've been seeing this pop up more and more so I had to go in! This place is busy but they are so…read moreefficient! I ordered the Breaded Eggplant (Tomato Sauce, Provolone Cheese, Pesto). The portion is huge and the bread was super fresh. The eggplant needed salt and there was not enough pesto. Or it was mild. Either way, it was lost. And I should have subbed for mozz as I think it would have been better with this. Sandwich was good but the city has a lot of options that outshine this place!

I was soooo hungry and could smell something delicious coming from this little shop at Granville St…read moreand 11th. It was around 1pm on a Friday, it was very quiet. Found a table right away. There are some small tables for two along with high tables. I ordered the 'hot' sandwich, chicken parm. I was expecting crispy chicken parm with yummy cheese and rich tomatoe sauce. Let's be honest, the star of this show is the bread! The baguette was warm, soft and so delicious. However, that's where the excitement stopped for me. The chicken with breading was soggy and the pesto and mozzarella was such a small amount, it felt like a soggy chicken sandwich with lots of bread. If they put more pesto dressing, more mozzarella cheese and more tomatoe sauce, I could have looked past the soggy chicken. All in all, I'm glad it tried it, the bread is amazing, and I'll come back to try a 'cold' sandwich to see if the other options are better!

Back at Kits and was thinking a Siegel bagel for breakfast. Stopped by around 6:45 am...and great…read morethat this location is open 24 hrs. Opted for my go to...poppy seed. Packed cream cheese from home and had them slice the bagels for me. Bagels with cream cheese and coffee was the perfect breakfast for the beach. And love the display of fresh bagels at their store. It was a positive food experience.

I don't know how but it's always busy there! Even at midnight there's a line. The Montreal smoked…read moremeat is to die for! I love the cream cheeses too, I didn't think blueberry cream cheese could be so good! The bagels really are the best you can get here!

Some of the best croissants I have ever had in North America if not the best…read more The texture and butteriness were very impressive. left with a some Amazing delectable treats. I even returned after walking through the rest of the Granville market area because I wanted to bring some back to my hotel for the next morning. This place had incredible treats. I had the pain au chocolat, the butter croissant, the ham and cheese croissant. But everything looked like it was made with the highest quality ingredients.

A Bread Affair is a small bakery located right in the triangle outside the Granville Island Public…read moreMarket. We saw it while wandering around the Island and stopped in to pick up some snacks. They have a decent sized selection of different baked goods and treats - we picked up two that seemed the most interesting. Potato Cheddar Green Onion Scone ($6.25) - This is one of the strangest shaped scones I've ever seen - it's rather large and rectangular in shape, but doesn't have nearly as much height as a typical scone. It's probably less than an inch tall. Inside, they bake in plenty of bacon, potato, and green onion. The scone is dense and heavy, moist and yet drying in the mouth. A bite starts off moist, but then becomes kind of chalky. Not a fan of this one. (2/5) Puffy Cheese Pillow ($6.25) - This is a really interesting pastry. It's essentially a cheese puff that's quite similar to a pâte à choux in texture. There's a light puffiness that's enhanced with egg to add richness and light bounce, not to mention plenty of moistness. There's no cream filling here, but inside the large air pocket is a pile of moist and tender, eggy layer, like steamed egg in fluffiness. The pastry as a whole is very salty (far too salty) and peppery. (4/5) While we were eating on the benches outside, one of the local buskers started up their routine. A snack and a show makes a great combination! Food: [3/5] Service: [ ] Other: [ ] Final Rating: 3/5

Breakfast at Cafe Portrait is an experience. First of all, the decor and ambiance are incredible,…read morewith striking expressionistic artwork covering the walls and even the tables - all created by the proprietor's father. Then there's the proprietor himself, Dennis, who's a genuine people person. He'll welcome you back like an old friend, even when it's been a year or more between visits. Then there's the food...one could call the menu Turkish-inspired brunch, if that's a genre. I ordered "Cezanne's Turkish Eggs": poached eggs and sausage served over a garlic yogurt sauce. The flavours were sublime. My husband enjoyed "Goya's Bacon & Mushroom Benedict." The portion was generous, and although the benedict itself was quite delicious, the crispy potato wedges were the real highlight of the plate. Pricing seems on the higher side, but this is food made with heart and love, which is not so easy to find these days.

Please stop. You will not regret taking a break here for…read morebrunch. Fast smiley service. Great food and ambience.