Here are the new Vancouver restaurants opened in November 2017. November is usually a busy month for new restaurants and food events before everyone gets busy with the holidays in December.
Adam’s Crepes [Burnaby] is a French restaurant located at 5217 Rumble Street, Burnaby, specializing in making crepes like how they do it in Paris for breakfast, lunch or brunch. [Vancouver Foodster]
Cactus Club Cafe [Richmond] has been relocated from No. 3 and Lansdowne road to Richmond Centre mall, the new spot will attract much higher traffic of folks looking for food, drinks, and entertainment in the area. [PickyDiner]
Cactus Cafe Cafe Richmond – photo by @pickydiner
Café de Paris [Richmond] can be found at 1015-4540 No. 3 Rd, Richmond, inside Empire Centre. Whether it is related to former Cafe de Paris on Denman, is to be investigated. [Vancouver Foodster]
Dublin Calling Pub and Kitchen [Downtown] is located at 900 Granville Street, owned by Canadian hospitality and entertainment company the MRG Group (Biltmore Cabaret, the Yale Saloon, and Vogue Theatre). Visitors to the new pub will find pool, ping pong, Skee-Ball, and darts, as well as 35 big-screen Television sets that are always on. The 5,000-square-foot space with 220 seats offers Irish nachos, Shepherd’s pie bites, and traditional Dublin fish and chips. @dublincallingvan [Straight]
East Van Brewing Company [Commercial Drive] is located near Commercial Drive at 1675 VenablesOwners Steve Jennings and Andy Agnesini have worked the 6,000 sqft space into a multi-purpose, multi-level production facility with offices, storage and a 66 seat tasting room. @eastvanbrewing [Scout]
HJU:Z Lounge [Coal Harbour] has opened doors at 1601 Bayshore Drive inside the Westin Bayshore, which is known for its prime location blessed with immaculate views of the mountains, the coastline, the greenery of Stanley Park and the gleaming Vancouver downtown skyline. In 1972 Hughes occupied the top 3 levels of the hotel for six months. To honor the record-setting pilot and eccentric tycoon, HJU:Z Lounge offers a cocktail and fine dining experience inspired by Hughes’ journeys. [PickyDiner]
HJU:Z Lounge – photo by @pickydiner
Italian Kitchen [Downtown] has relocated to 860 Burrard Street, which was once occupied by the former Francesco’s Ristorante. The 140-seat space features Tuscan-style décor with brick walls, greenery, and plush upholstery. The layout includes a main dining area, some semi-private and private dining space, as well as a year-round heated outdoor patio. [Straight]
Lindt Cafe [Downtown] has opened doors 455 Howe Street, as Lindt’s 10th Canadian retail shop that will boast a café, featuring an assortment of the largest selection of Lindor Truffles. The cafe will will serve up hot and cold Lindt chocolate beverages. [Straight]
Marutama Gaiden [Mount Pleasant] is the Marutama’s 3rd location in Vancouver at 2858 Main Street, offering not just their unique ramen broth made with chicken and their famous soft onsen eggs, but also the Marutama Hot Pot served for 2 or more people. [Vancouver Foodster]
Marutama Gaiden – photo by @dennisthefoodie
Manoush’eh [West End] has opened doors in the former BaoQi space at 620 Davie Street. The name comes from the singular term for one of the national dishes of Lebanon. Manoush’eh offers a traditional version, baked with a topping of zaatar from Montreal. They’ll also offer five variations, including vegetarian, vegan, and non-vegetarian options, plus five “reinventions” and other combo options. @manoushehbc [Straight]
Panidor Bakery [Mount Pleasant] has opened doors at 3080 Main Street, with a large warm space and a loft balcony. The baker is Mario Armitano, who also owns La Baguette et L’Echalote on Granville Island, is serving European-style bread, French patisserie and sandwiches with your choice of bread. @panidor_bakery [Metro]
Pizzeria Ludica [New Westmister] has opened a second location at 601 Carnarvon Street, New Westminster. They are known for their Vancouver location with 800+ games in the Stadium district, and the second collection of games is in the process. @pizzerialudica [Vancouver Foodster]
Sal y Limon [Surrey] has opened doors in the popular Grandview Corners shopping hub, at 10-2428 160 St, Surrey, focusing on fast and casual Mexican food, made with fresh ingredients and approachable fare that they are known for. @Salylimonvan [DailyHive]
Seoul Truck Street Food [Coquitlam] is a new member of Henderson Place Mall, located at 2082-1163 Pinetree Way, Coquitlam, serving street fare that could be found in Seoul, Korea. @seoultruckstreetfood [Vancouver Foodster]
Seven Lemon Tea [Riley Park] has opened doors at 4385 Main Street, specializing in making lemon teas, and offers three different lemon tea series on the menu: Flower / Fresh Fruit / Tea Bag. Also available are Fresh Milk Teas and Black Milk Teas. For a limited time during their soft opening, they’re offering 30% off on all drinks. Offer ends November 30th. Their cakes are provided by @snowbear_bakery [Vanfoodadventure]
Shaktea Tea Room [Mount Pleasnt] is offering their Afternoon Tea experience at 117 – 511 W 7th Ave. Vancouver, with their fine tea blends, selection of sandwiches, pastries, and desserts included. @shakteavan [Vancouver Foodster]
Smoke & Bones BBQ – [North Vancouver] has opened their restaurant after running the Smoke & Bones Barbecue Catering Service out of North Vancouver since 2005. They are located at 999 Marine Drive, North Vancouver. [Vancouver Foodster]
Spade [Commerical Drive] is located at 1858 Commercial Drive, owned by Sammy Piccolo who also owns Prado Café in Gastown, featuring baked in-house Italian pastries, classic egg sandwiches as well as plenty of authentic Italian tapas and family-style dishes. @spadevancouver [DailyDive ]
Spent Grounds Coffee Roasters [Surrey] is located at 108-19140 28 Ave, Surrey. Co-owner Karen Lopez is also the owner of U-Roast-It Coffee, a small business that sells coffee roasting/brewing equipment, as well as organic, fair trade and conventional green coffee beans in small quantities. @spentgrounds[ Vancouver Barista]
Stormcity Coffee [Kitsilano] can be found at 3403 West Broadway. It is an independent cafe in Kitsilano, that serves locally sourced coffee and baked goods crafted in-house from scratch. — on @stormcitycoffee [Vancouver Foodster]
Virtuous Pie [UBC] is the latest addition to the new foodie block in Westbrook Village at UBC. They are expanding their plant-based pizza empire with the new Vancouver location and another new one in Toronto. Their first 2 locations were opened in Vancouver’s Chinatown and Portland, Oregon. @virtuous_pie [DailyHive]
Italian Kitchen – photo by @noshandnibble
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