Vancouver Magazine
Breaking: The Team Behind Keefer Bar to Open Cocktail Bar ‘June’ on April 10
Reason to Love Vancouver #15: Because Little Saigon Is the Most Delicious ’Hood in Town
Reason to Love Vancouver #27: Because Hastings-Sunrise Is the Place to Be
Banda Volpi Teams Up with Slow Hand to Launch New Italian Pilsner
Reasons to Love Vancouver #19: Because Secret bars Are Hidden in Plain Sight
All You Need To Know About the “Crafted in BC” Wines That Are Just Hitting the Market
The Cover Story: 33 Reasons to Love Vancouver Right Now
Reason to Love Vancouver #1: Because a DJ Took Over the SkyTrain
Reason to Love Vancouver #10: Because We Have a Film Fest for Everyone
BC’s Best-Kept Culinary Destination Secret (For Now)
Very Good Day Trip Idea: Eating and Vintage Shopping Your Way Through Nanaimo
Weekend Getaway: It’s Finally Ucluelet’s Time in the Spotlight
Eat, Drink and Get Married: Mijune Pak’s Wedding Was a Bespoke Food Festival
Reason to Love Vancouver #7: Because the Dominion Building is Always Bumping
Reason to Love Vancouver #20: Because Our Slow Fashion Scene Is Growing Fast
Pizza, acai bowls, gelato and more neighbourhood eats to feel good about.
Say what you will about gentrification, but the vegan crowd finally has a home in Chinatown, thanks to a wave of trendy plant-based rooms that have set up shop within a few square blocks of each other. Hit Virtuous Pie (583 Main Street) for the Stranger Wings pizza, complete with cashew-based “cheese” and spicy buffalo cauliflower, or Kokomo (611 Gore Avenue) for a superfood-packed acai bowl, then savour a scoop of heavenly non-dairy gelato—we love Drunken Cherry—from Umaluma (235 E Pender Street) before stocking the pantry at Vegan Supply Shop (250 E Pender Street).