Amazing food defiantly recommend I come here almost every day service is amazing and the people are…read moregreat

This is not a sports bar! The food might be great, but it's a cafe with no TVs. The employee said…read moreit hasn't been a sports bar for years.

A Pleasant Surprise in a New City…read more While aimlessly wandering through a new city, I stumbled upon this spot and figured, "Why not?" With only a handful of patrons inside, my skepticism was high, but the visit turned out to be a positive one. I started with a light crisp draft beer that hit the spot perfectly. For food, I only took appetizers...the roasted brussels sprouts and chicken wings. Both are what you would expect from typical bar fare - tasty, well-prepared and satisfying without blowing you away. Nothing extraordinary, but nothing disappointing either. The vibe is ideal for catching up with friends. The front outdoor patio sits right along side a busy street, yet the noise level stayed comfortable enough for easy conversation. It felt a bit quiet during my Monday afternoon visit on a public holiday, but I can easily see it being a lively and fun hangout on a weekend. Overall, this was a decent spot and a good find. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the neighborhood.

I'm changing my review! I've now been to East Side Craft House plenty now because we love their…read moretrivia nights on Saturday and I've tried their wings again and had other menu items! The second time around wings were better than the first ie my first review! They were crispy, still juicy inside and sauced real well. I've also had their smash burger which has been my favourite meal so far, it's absolutely delicious!! The double patty double cheese with pickles and onions is like a gourmet fast food burger - it has everything you need! It comes with choice of curly fries or regular fries or a salad, always get the curlies they're really good! I also love their Cesars, always really tasty which I find can be hard to nail at restaurants - this one is really good! Service is good, sometimes a touch slow if it's a busy night but always super friendly. The Saturday night crowd is always buzzing because of trivia and it's a fun time all around. We will be back plenty!

Great staff good food its my Local now specially at Happy Hour…read moreFantastic Pizza best weve had in years

This place has +60 taps + a pizzeria inside…read more At St Augustine's in Vancouver you can find +60 types of beer and a pizzeria inside. Unbelievable Happy hour deals available Daytime: EVERYDAY from OPEN-5pm Nighttime: Friday & Saturday 10 pm-closing + Sunday to Thursday 9 pm - close. They have stouts & porters, wheat beers, brown/amber/cream ales, pale ales & IPAs, seasonal taps, lagers & pilsners, cider & gluten free, lambics & sours....they basically have something for everyone! Many are sourced from local microbreweries. They keep a few faves on tap and rotate the others with what's in season. The Paddle = sample any 4 draft beers for $12.00! Happy hour includes $5 house beers and $19 pitchers, $7 wines, and $9 margaritas They also have a delicious line up of happy hour food, including nachos $16, deep fried pickled $13, yam fries $9, and Korean nuggets $13 We ordered: Pepperoni & Mushroom pizza $32.5 (you could easily feed 4 people with one pizza) , The dirty bird $21 , Deep Fried Dill Pickles $13 , Nachos $16 Everything was truly delicious! My dad makes his own pizza from scratch at least once a week and he is truly a tough pizza critique and he couldn't stop raving about the pizza . The dirty bird was packed with flavour and had an extra crispy and juicy fried chicken . If you like pickles as much as my family does, then I would highly recommend ordering the deep fried dill pickles. They were a parching hot, beautifully sour and had a crispy coating . The nachos are definitely meant to be shared and I loved that it came with plenty of fresh salsa and sour cream Ambiance 5/5 Parking 3.5/5 Food 5/5 Service (I'm taking 1 point off because they were short staffed and only had one person serving all the tables on a Sunday at lunch time. I'm not sure if someone called in sick that day or if they didn't think it would be that busy. The individual looked overwhelmed and was running around. We received a good service but I'm not sure about others).

Epic dinner at Three10 Restaurant in The Rec Room Brentwood with my work team! We ordered pretty…read moremuch the entire menu (check out the list below!) and it was all delicious. Perfect fuel for a night of gaming! Highly recommend the wings and their unique drinks! Drinks: Molson Canadian, Boba Fete, Sonic Groove, Twin Sails Dat Juice, Staycation and Pickled Caesar Unbreaded Wings: Sweet Heat, Smoky Chipotle BBQ, Medium Buffalo Plus: Burgers, Pasta, Sandwiches, Tacos, Salad! The unbreaded wings was a hit! I found out Monday is $25 all you can eat wings (includes $10 in gaming credits)! The space is large with lots of room couples to large parties. My party was there with 11 people. The service by the staff was wonderful from taking our drink and food orders, recommending dishes with dietary restrictions. We refueled to continue to get high scores in the arcade! :)

In summary, the staff at this location chose to lie and gaslight their customers in order to get…read moreaway with closing their kitchen early -- conveniently on a long weekend. Gaslight is a strong accusation, but fitting when the host decides to deny your reality, despite given factual proof. I originally made a reservation for 10:30 PM, then moved it to 10:45 PM so that our group could make it on time. My group arrived at 10:44 PM, but the host had to assist a group ahead of us. By the time they finished seating that group, it was 10:47 PM. At that point, the host told us that we "arrived at 10:47" and that they would no longer be able to seat us for a meal because the kitchen was closing. The host completely disregarded the fact that we had arrived before 10:45 and claimed there was nothing they could do. We then asked to speak to the manager, Seerat Dhanoa. She provided conflicting information, which made it quite obvious that they were trying to justify closing the kitchen earlier for convenience on a long weekend. She gave the following explanations: "Ever since COVID, it hasn't been that busy, so we decided to keep the kitchen closed earlier at 11:00 PM." This does not make sense. If we had been seated between 10:47 and 10:53, we would have been able to place our orders before 11:00 PM. Instead, they chose to prolong the argument until 11:00 PM, effectively wasting 15 minutes of our time. She said she tried calling to inform us and left a voicemail stating that if we were not there by 10:45 PM, they would not take our order and would close the kitchen. This allows zero leniency, even if customers are 1-2 minutes late. The call was made around 10:35-10:38 PM, when I was driving to the location and unable to answer. Nowhere on their website or reservation system does it state that a 10:45 PM reservation would result in being denied food before 11:00 PM. I showed her time-stamped messages from all group members confirming arrival at 10:44 PM. This was essentially ignored. At that point, it felt like she was just trying to cover for her team so they could close early. The only response was an apology and an offer for free drinks. In conclusion, the staff at this location deny clear facts and attempt to shift the situation onto the customer to justify poor service, showing no courtesy or accountability. I included photos that show - arrival time - reservation time - Calls made from the manager's phone "Seerat Dhanoa" even before my reservation time. (Also, expecting me to pick up a call while driving, especially when it wasn't identified under the business or company name, is quite unprofessional.) If management decided to close the kitchen early, they should have been upfront about it. Instead, the way this situation was handled is something future customers should be aware of. Side note for Vancouver residents: I typically bring my business to higher-end establishments in Vancouver known for strong service, but for my birthday I wanted something more relaxed and fun. I wasn't expecting that same level -- just basic service, which made this disappointing.

Went to Park Drive on commercial to watch the FIFA quarterfinals. I got a reservation 3 days before…read morefor me and my fiancé and I'm very glad I did because they were full! It was a very good bar to catch the game - they had so many screens and each seat in the restaurant (which is pretty big) had a good viewing spot. For food, we got their cheesy dip which came with pita bread and chips. I was a very big fan! It complimented our beers very well! They were very busy that day and there seemed to be only one server for our half of the restaurant which made things very slow. I'll probably stop by again to check them out! They have a great beer selection

They defiantly dont cheap out on the sour cream i put that shit on everything, i love sour cream…read moreand this place has really good sour cream and lots of it! I'll defiantly be back for 100 beers and some sour cream.

We had such a wonderful dining experience at this White Spot location! The entire staff was…read moreincredibly friendly and welcoming from the moment we walked in. A special shoutout to our server, Laura, who went above and beyond to make sure we were taken care of, her service was exceptional! We ordered the Thanksgiving Turkey Dinner, and it was absolutely delicious. The stuffing was fantastic, and we noticed the turkey slices were a little bit thicker this year, tender and full of flavor. Paired with the gravy, broccoli, and creamy mashed potatoes, you honestly can't go wrong for $26.p

Finally had a chance to try this location after driving by it for decades. This location is one of…read moreoldest ones in town. Parking is plentiful in the lumpy lot behind the building. There are also several spots for their car hop service. The inside is somewhat modern. Theme is consistent with the other locations. The dining area is L shaped, so there is a back section where the staff can't really see the customers. There is also an outdoor N facing patio. Staff are friendly, but they are a bit short staffed. Had to flag them down multiple times. I was told to try the cheesesteak hash. This thing is pretty solid I must say. 2 poached eggs with a pile of stir fried stuff (much like the inside of a burrito). Served with 4 pieces of bread. This thing sure hit the spot (no pun intended). Definitely a good place to take people from out of town for a nice casual authentic BC experience.

We went for the Sunday jazz band 5-8pm .The performance was Just as good or better than jazz band…read moreperformances in American cities . The band leader said this is one of the last live band venues in the GVRD.. There was the usual drink and food menus. Reasonably Selections and priced. The Admiral might consider to have some sort of jazz theme drink and food to make it more fun and exciting ..... .. The place cud have attracted more people as most were other musicians or friends and family ... Perhaps the Admiral shud consider to reach the downtown hotel core where most fob the Americans are ... ... a PR visit to the hotel Concierges to hand out cards of the events and offer a free snack upon proof of taxi or uber receipt.???

Ok so we were there on a Sunday evening to pass the time while our kid was at fright nights…read more Service was ok but only 1 server(who was very nice) plus bartender on staff working the floor. Needless to say it took a bit for everything. But... that's not the kicker. We were kicked out at 9:30 lol. Even though their closing time was 12am!!! Also when I originally came in I wanted to watch the football game on the big screen. Which was switched out for the hockey game even though NOBODY was watching the hockey game!! All in all I will never go back!

Are you looking for a great bar around Hastings and Nanaimo? The Brighton is the right place to go!…read moreGreat environment with an amaazing service. I came to this place since 20217, and I always had such good time. Sometimes they do have some bands, sometimes Karaoke and so on. It is fun. Love their beers and their deals. Their nachos are great. Yummy Other than that, it is better you try to go earlier or you won't find a table. Cheers

I like pretty persian papa and the nice scary lady. :)…read more They take good care of me and say I am special. Drinks = gold. Food = hot. People = warm. Vibes = yes.

Been to White Spot 100+ times last 50 years. Service,…read morecleanliness and atmosphere good and consistent. Had the Turkey dinner this week. Extremely salty!! Gravy was mixed with the Turkey. Next time gravy on the side!

When I spent over 75 bucks, I don't like being charged for a sauce …read more.. Mgr Phil has no clue on customer service....give us a second chance We will never go back So much for being loyal for over 40 years...

My fellow yelper Steph accompanied me to the Bite of Burnaby festival to check out Time and Place,…read morewhich we had both been curious to try for a while. Its tucked away on the 2nd floor and has a nice quiet ambience, not too loud that you can't hear your partner talking so its a great spot for date night. Our server was very friendly and efficient with the food service and she came by a few times to top up waters. Since it was happy hour, we also decided to try their truffle fries and let me tell you..... I don't even like fries, and I LOVED these fries! I don't know if its the batter or how they did it, but they were super crispy, not soggy, flavourful, and the truffle dip was delicious as well. 12/10 for the fries alone! For my 3 course menu, I chose the mussels (excellent, 5/5) beef short rib (tender, 5/5) and key lime pie (crust was a bit soggy, 4/5). Overall the portion sizes were very generous and the food was served at a reasonable pace. I would return for the fries alone! Presentation was beautiful. Happy to have found a new spot for happy hour or a date night :)

Food: 1/3 Service: 1/1…read moreAmbience: 1/1 For me, Time & Place is 3/5 - the waitress was attentive and the ambience was deifnitely what you would expect from a hotel restaurant - kinda quiet and cozy, with tv showing sports if you're dining alone and need entertainment - however let's talk about the food and drinks. For drinks we ordered Sangria, and it had the saddest amount of fruit in it I've ever seen. Other restaurants I've ordered Sangria in have a pitcher or container with lots of fruit to give it flavour. At Time & Place there were 3 super small pieces of strawberry floating around in the drink, and it didn't even taste like Sangria, just wine. For a place that is more upscale (read: more expensive) that is extremely shameful that they are skimping on fruit for their Sangrias like this. As for food - personally I found it to be super bland. Good thing the table came with salt and pepper so I could season my own food, which I will say that after seasoning it myself (a lot) it was actually quite delicious. I had the Miso & Spiced Honey Glazed Black Cod and the fish and vegetables were cooked well. Overall I enjoyed my dish BUT only after seasining it a ton myself, which in a relatively upscale restaursnt such as this I really shouldn't have to. So overall, 3/5. It wasn't terrible, but to be honest I think there are better options in the area for food that I don't need to season myself to enjoy.