I went to Romers to see some live music. Two gentlemen playing guitar and singing. They were…read moreawesome! Service and food was good too. Free parking outside the restaurant.

After a less than stellar first visit, I decided to give it another shot. Unfortunately Romer's,…read moreit's now two strikes and you're out. It started with walking into a restaurant at noon in a very busy mall and it was about 85% empty. Shortly after being seated the server came by with menus and took our drink orders. They came fairly quickly , but we weren't ready to order. Once we ordered, our food took quite a while to arrive. When it did, it was very disappointing. It was chicken lettuce wraps, the lettuce was old, the chicken was tough and the crispy noodles were stale and thrown on as an afterthought. The server went through the motions, but was not engaged in his work. I rarely write reviews, but felt compelled after such an overpriced, underwhelming experien

While traveling to Vancouver we wanted to get some cute drinks…read more This place was great! Super cute and such a chill vibe. The bartenders were very nice and even though they couldn't make a certain drink they offered to make an alternative and it was delicious. Would recommend and comeback!

What a cool spot! We didn't have any trouble getting a booth seat immediately. Our server was…read morefriendly and helpful, especially because the menu was beyond expansive. He advised that the initial drink I'd had my eye on might not be the best choice based on my taste/preferences, and I was super happy with the one I ordered instead. It was quite strong so I only had one cocktail. My bf sampled a few. The bartender/mixologist is clearly very skilled. She came by to check on us and take orders as well. We are so happy that we stopped in here and definitely recommend. The interior is really cool and industrial. The weather/temperature outside was nice so they had the garage doors open and it was lovely to have fresh air streaming in.

It was a sunny Tuesday in August, the Hubs and I decided to finally try this coffee shop. Street…read moreparking is available but somewhat rare find. They also have 2 parking stalls marked with "coffee" right by their building. This place is great for anyone who needs a place to work. They have a long power bar in the loft area, the table by the counter has a power bar tower, and the accent chairs also have a power outlet. They also have a patio (next to the 2 parking stalls) for you to enjoy your beverage/meal. The walls are hung with Art work that one can purchase home - not cheap, but hey it's art. The shop was quiet and didn't have that many guests when we arrived. We ordered a medium cappuccino and a Spanish latte. Cappuccino ($5): decent flavours. Not much else. Spanish latte ($5): also decent flavours. Not much else. Overall: the space is great for work, a bit tough on parking/modes of transportation to get here, coffee was ok (not matching to price). Likely not coming back again.

A little hidden gem of a cafe in East Vancouver. We came here on a weekday morning and it was quite…read moreempty with lots of room to work. Front staff were extremely friendly, amazing drinks and baked goods! Highly recommend and will definitely be back!

We saw some good reviews for this beer focus bar/restaurant and decided to give it a try on a…read moreTuesday evening. We made reservations via their website, but it was probably not needed for a Tuesday night, although the place was 70+% full. This funky place has a wide selection of beers and the server was very helpful with our selections. If you are a beer lover, this is definitely the place for you. The food was OK (we had the poutine and the sausage) but we will definitely come back for the beers. For us, three drinks and two food orders came to $78 including tips.

My husband and I popped in on a Saturday night and managed to snag a table. We had already spent…read morethe day eating and drinking so we were quite full. We ended up sharing two different tasting flights of beers. They were sooooooo excellent. I mentioned that the excellence reminded me of the old Alibi Room, and apparently it is the original owner at the helm, which would totally explain why the beers were so good, and the server was so knowledgeable! We also ordered the scotch egg. My husband enjoyed it. I honestly can't wait to go back. Loved the very relaxed vibe.

Tried more of their dinner items. The sliced beef in sour soup is super tasty. Wow. Not sure what…read morekind of crack they put in it. Nice peppery kick. Plenty of beef slices and enoki mushroom. I really have to recommend this dish. Also had a pile of their skewers. Taiwanese sausage, chicken gizzard, and 2 flavours of wings. Not the cheapest, but similar in pricing to the competition. Everything got gobbled up. Delicious. Honestly I wish more people knew about this place. I think the only thing stopping them is the rather "bad" (not too visible) location. The 5 star rating for dinner remains.

Went for their lunch ayce buffet. It used to be 16.88 but now they upped it to 18.88…read more The first time I went there was crab and braised pork belly. The second time there were clams and lamb neck? The things that were the same: tomato egg, dumplings, steamed baos, chineze fried donut, and cold dishes like bean sprouts, smashed cucumbers, tea egg, tofu dessert. They also have hot soy milk for drinks. Their deep fried chinese donut has got to be the best I've ever had in my life. With the price of a pair of fried donut being over $6 these days, I get my fix here. Other things are standard, good but not outstanding. I really like having soy milk to drink instead of water. $18.88 is getting a little steep for a limited choice buffet with not too many meat choices. The crab/clam are a nice addition but if there are days without it, it wouldn't be worth. I would rate the food from this place higher than the similar chinese lunch box style place in richmond, K squared mansion.

Was last here when it was R & B Brewery. R & B is one of the first craft breweries in Vancouver…read more Returned this time around mid week in a group of 8. Not much has changed from the interior and they still have a great selection of beers. Stayed with their award winning Vancouver Special IPA (6% & 60 IBU)...it is a great beer. The staff were all friendly and pleasant. The big change is that they have enhanced their food services. One in our group did order a pizza and I managed to grab a bite. The presentation and taste were great...better than one would expect of a craft brewery. It was a positive food (and drink) experience and I am happy to recommend R & B Ale and Pizza House.

I am shocked that I haven't already written a review for this place!…read more My friend and I used to come here when in the area and get a beer and an arugula and prosciutto pizza because no place did it better. We recently made our way back with a friend and it did not disappoint. Their menu for drinks and food is a wide variety. Definitely will find something for everyone. The atmosphere of the inside and outside is super fun and the staff are really nice. I can honestly say I have no clue what I am doing when I drink beer but they always give good suggestions as well as offering extra selection such as mimosas, Caesars, etc. We ordered hummus, pizza, waffles, fries. everything was fantastic and totally hit the spot. We usually only go earlier in the day so I'm not sure what the business volume is like later in the day. The patio seems to always be full by the time we're leaving so maybe it's all about timing! I will definitely continue to encourage others to check this place out to enjoy their beer selection! If you are interested in just getting some beers and merch and running, they have a little area in the front if you're looking for that.

Went there for supper. 6 Oz steak fries $35.50. Ordered medium rare but beef so so. Not tender or…read morejuicy 6/10. Came with kale salad. A bit too Salty and dry. Asked waitress for some extra dressing. She charged me $1 extra! Zen Salmon $28. Too much sauce. 6/10 Seating was roomy and comfortable. Waitresses pleasant so I gave 18% tips after tax as suggested. Total $77.44

We haven't been to craft in a couple of years. It's a nice big beer hall but it was overall…read moredisappointing. Service was pretty attentive and quick. Maybe a little too fast as we got a 5 oz wine instead of an 8 oz. Maybe just an honest error. We ordered and received our food very quickly. Unfortunately my burger was extremely salty. I should have mentioned it earlier but I was starving. Sadly the fries were also past their best and were soggy. We mentioned this to the server and said she would let the kitchen know Its rare for me to give a negative review but craft isn't the same as what it used to be

Decided we needed a little live music and cold brew on a Saturday night. Met five friends there and…read moreproceeded to enjoy flights of IPA and delicious food served up really quickly. Highly recommend this place for food and drink, what I don't recommend are the men's bathrooms, absolutely disgusting and that's not just the smell... They need to pick up their game on this one. -F

I was on one of my spur-of-the-moment long wandering walks on a very warm sunny Friday afternoon…read morefor my vitamin D intake. It was just after noon when I was on the False Creek Seawall approaching Science. I needed lunch and a cold drink and I remembered a friend had recommended RTB to me. The GPS on my phone soon promptly took me there. It was after the lunch rush by the time I got there. It wasn't very busy and I was able to find a table on the patio after I had placed the order. I took my Road Trip Classic Lager with me to the table while I waited for my corned beef hash with fried eggs. The lager was crisp, light and refreshing and it went down quickly but I made sure there would be enough left with my lunch. My over easy eggs on the hash was fried perfectly with brown edges while the yolks were still running to allow the creamy cholesterol goodness seep down to the potatoes and corned beef pieces underneath. The hash was seasoned perfectly with no spices overpowering the potatoes and corned beef pieces. I had a very nice lunch in a somewhat industrial surroundings. Other than a transport truck backing in to the loading dock next to the patio when I was there, everything else seemed to have come to a standstill affording the patrons a lazy Friday afternoon.

Poutine tastes exactly like how you think it would, and this place has many options for it. They…read morealso have the late-bight snack vibe down. Service was super fast.

Tons of poutine options. Everything from scrambled eggs and poutine to spicy chicken poutine to…read moreeven crazier stuff. Honestly felt a little much. I got the classic poutine I'm not the biggest poutine fan. It's too heavy. Too much of the gravy flavor. Not really balanced at all. But I think if you're looking for a poutine spot this one is solid. Service was fast. There is a small sitting area inside. It's right on the middle of the city.

Food is ok if you can get served. They never answer their phone. Unless you are a man they will…read moreignore you completely! Even standing at the bar the owner walks right past us to check on a guy drinking a beer. We were ready to order for 4 people. It looks like a dump but the food was ok. Now we cannot even get the food due to have breast and their absolute horrific service!!!

The BridgeDeck is very walkable from the surrounding area. We were enticed by the neat logo. It was…read morecrowded on a Friday night, but we were able to snag a window seat facing the street. The seats were a little hard to navigate with tables very close together. The lighting was pretty harsh, making for a less cozy vibe than I prefer for a bar/brew. There was an easy QR loaded menu. We did a flight with the only memorable beer being the chalet all day. We got a 16oz of that and two more tasters. She brought us a 20oz and charged for the larger size. Overall, nothing calling me back anytime soon. I'd probably come back to try the food if I'm ever staying within walking distance again.