The GOODS from Hawksworth

Vancouver, BC | Ring in the New Year in style at the city’s most historic luxury hotel in the very heart of downtown Vancouver. Enjoy the elegant seasonal surrounds of the Rosewood Hotel Georgia before embarking on a glamorous evening celebration at its acclaimed signature restaurant, Hawksworth. Certain to be one of the hottest tickets in town, Hawksworth will present a magnificent and decadent six-course dinner, prepared by Chef Hawksworth and his talented team. Each course is served with exceptional fine wines, expertly paired by Wine Director / Sommelier Terry Threlfall. A few menu highlights include Butter Poached Lobster, wild mushrooms, potato gnocchi and lobster emulsion paired with a 2009 Vincent Girardin Narvaux Vineyard “Vieilles Vigne” from Meursault, Burgundy and Braised Beef Shortrib, cauliflower, black truffle and natural jus, with a 2008 Stag’s Leap Wine Cellar “Artemis” Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley. Learn more about the evening and the award-winning restaurant after the jump…

Included in the midnight celebrations, automatic entry for one lucky winner to start 2012 with an incredible money-can’t-buy grand prize, featuring an overnight stay at Rosewood Hotel Georgia, treatments at Sense, A Rosewood Spa®, pick up from the Lower Mainland in the Rosewood Hotel Georgia Bentley, shopping sprees at Harry Rosen and Leone and a beautiful bottle of Henriot Champagne.

Once the festivities come to a close, take the elevator home to your plush guestroom at Rosewood Hotel Georgia and take pleasure in a luxuriously late check out the following day. A Night to Remember package includes a seasonal amenity upon arrival, menu and wines, automatic midnight draw entry and a late check out, the perfect finish to the night that you won’t want to end.

Enjoy the Hawksworth Restaurant New Year festivities and stay in a deluxe guestroom from $995 (total cost for two guests), upgrade to a junior suite for $1,110, or indulge with a night in the two-bedroom Lord Stanley Suite for $4,350 (four guests sharing). Prices include accommodation, two tickets to A Night to Remember at Hawksworth Restaurant, a late checkout, seasonal amenity and all taxes and gratuities.

Tickets are also available for A Night to Remember at Hawksworth Restaurant for $350 per person including dinner, wine pairings, tax and gratuity.

To book, visit www.rosewoodhotelgeorgia.com or call 604.682.5566.

Details

Rosewood Hotel Georgia on the corner of Georgia and Howe Street
801 West Georgia St. | Vancouver BC | V6C 1P7
Reservations: 604-673-7000 | Email: [email protected]
Web: www.hawksworthrestaurant.com | Twitter | Facebook
Parking: Street parking and nearby commercial parking lots, valet service nightly.
110 seats | 30 seat Bar & Lounge | 40 seat Pearl Room | 40 seat Art Room.
(The York Room on the 1st floor can accommodate 60 for dinner and 110 for a standing reception).

Hours

Dinner: 5:00pm – 11:00pm, 7 nights a week
Lunch: 11:30am – 2:00pm, Monday to Friday
Breakfast: 6:30am – 10:00am, Monday to Friday, from 7am on weekends
Weekend: 10.30am-2.30pm, Saturday & Sunday
Bar & Lounge: Late night bar menu til midnight

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The Restaurant Team

Executive Chef/Owner: David Hawksworth
Chef de Cuisine: Kristian Eligh
Pastry Chef: Wayne Kozinko
General Manager: Chad Clark
Wine Director: Terry Threlfall
Bar & Lounge Manager: Brad Stanton

About Hawksworth Restaurant

The personal dream of one of Canada’s foremost masters of cuisine, Hawksworth Restaurant, located at the legendary Rosewood Hotel Georgia, in the heart of downtown Vancouver fuses together a illustrious past with a radiant future. Embracing contemporary Canadian cuisine, the goal is to set forth a culinary legacy rooted in regional produce while celebrating the cultural diversity of Vancouver

Approachable menus reflect seasonality and spontaneity while demonstrating the highly skilled technique and relentless drive for perfection that has become Hawksworth’s trademark. Four distinctive dining rooms include an intimate bar area and an elegant private room, all designed to reflect the vibrancy and quality of the cuisine. Grown up and glamorous, yet relaxed and welcoming, Hawksworth Restaurant is poised to deliver an array of memorable dining experiences.

The York Room, Hawksworth Restaurant’s private dining room overlooking the Vancouver Art Gallery’s fountains, is one the city’s most historic and exceptional private dining and event environments. Taking its design inspiration from the 1920’s, the dramatic chandeliers and ornate heritage features create an elegant private dining room- perfect for intimate gatherings or the important executive dinner, lunch or breakfast meeting. The York Room can accommodate a booking capacity of 60 for a seated dinner, and 110 for a standing reception.

The Bar

Behind the bar, our passionate bartenders shake and stir expertly crafted classic cocktails that honour the mastery of pre-prohibition tipples. Made with fresh juices and herbs, house-made bitters and aromatic sprays, some are barrel-aged and designed with food friendly flavours in mind. Our rotation of carefully sourced wines and interesting craft beers, offer an array of accents to accompany the bar dining menu in a lively and laid back setting.

Art & Design

Created by Alessandro Munge, from the multi award winning Canadian interior design firm Munge & Leung, Hawksworth’s four distinct dining rooms include the leather-paneled Bar & Lounge, clubby and intimate; the glamorous Pearl Room, elegant and iridescent with pearl banquettes and a magnificent chandelier; the compelling and vibrant Art Room featuring a custom installation by internationally acclaimed local artist Rodney Graham, and the first floor York Room inspired by its 1920’s heritage where original features meet modern technology and huge arc windows overlook the Vancouver Art Gallery. This veritable chameleon of a restaurant delivers a range dining experiences suited to a variety of moods or occasions.

“Each design element, in addition to being functional, adds beauty, depth and appeals the senses, we really want people to experience the space on more then just a visual level, to appreciate its touch and feel and to really connect with it” – Alessandro Munge