“Bishop’s” To Host Thanksgiving Dinner With All The Trimmings…
October 8, 2009 by Scout Magazine
Filed under Gluttony, Kits & West Side
News from Scout supporter Bishop’s
Vancouver, BC | Bishop’s will be offering a special three course Thanksgiving Dinner with all the trimmings for only $55 this upcoming Sunday and Monday. Their regular menu will also be available. Reservations are highly recommended… Read more
Field Trip: On The Two Best Meals To Be Served This Summer
July 23, 2009 by Scout Magazine
Filed under Gluttony
It’s taken us a couple of days to decompress and find the time to make sense of all the stills and clips taken while attending the two outdoor Outstanding In The Field dinners (previewed in last week’s Westender). There is something to be said for great food, great wine, and great people all tabled in devotion to great atmosphere, especially here in BC during the Awesome season. I hope some of that saying gets said in the video above and Michelle’s photo gallery below…
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CSA Dinner With The Farmers At The Always Reliable “Bishop’s”
June 26, 2009 by Scout Magazine
Filed under Gluttony

say hello to Lemon Verbena Panna Cotta with Nootka Rose Honey Gelee, Rhubarb Broth and Alpine Strawberries...
I had an outstanding meal at Bishop’s with some friends and colleagues the other night. This was the second in the restaurant’s summer series of Producer’s Dinners, and I was accordingly very keen to see what the kitchen would do with their Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) box full of mysterious, freshly-harvested local ingredients sourced from farms in the city and Aldergrove. Special guests were the producers themselves, David Catzell of Fraser Common Farm and Ward Teulon from City Farm Boy. Read more
Bishop’s Soon To Lift The Lid Off The Small Producer CSA Box…
June 19, 2009 by Scout Magazine
Filed under Gluttony
News from Scout Supporter Bishop’s
(Vancouver, BC) – When you think of dinner at Bishop’s, you don’t usually imagine it coming out of a box but that is literally what will happen this coming July and August. Bishop’s Executive Chef Andrea Carlson is a huge supporter of CSA’s – Community Supported Agriculture. For those who are not yet familiar, CSAs allow small-producer farmers to pre-sell their crops. For a fee, people ‘subscribe’ to share in the harvest. Each week during the season, ‘shareholders’ receive a box brimming with just-picked, organic produce straight from the farm. Read more
Outstanding In The Field Back In BC For Two Feasts On Two Farms
June 16, 2009 by Scout Magazine
Filed under Gluttony
Very excited about heading up to Pemberton next month for the ultimate in traveling gastronomic roadshows, Outstanding in the Field. One of my favourite chefs in the province, James Walt of Araxi, will be prepping the five course feast. I’m still not sure if I’ll be able to make the one the very next day at UBC Farm with Andrea Carlson of Bishop’s cooking, but I’m crossing my fingers. I’ve experienced the long table at UBC before, and will always remember it as one of the best al fresco dining experiences of my life!
Full details on both and a little history on OITF after the leap… Read more
WineFest Blog #628: Bishop’s And Boneta
March 24, 2009 by Andrew Morrison
Filed under Andrew Morrison, Downtown, Gluttony, Kits & West Side
Still rather cobwebby this morning. It was a bit of a wild one last night… Read more
Bishop’s
October 4, 2008 by Scout Magazine
Filed under Kits & West Side
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Open for dinner every evening from 5:30pm to 11:00pm
2183 West 4th Ave, Vancouver, BC V6K 1N7 | MAP | Tel: 604-738-2025
Email: inquire@bishopsonline.com
Web: www.bishopsonline.com
The Team
Proprietor: John Bishop
Executive Chef: Andrea Carlson
Maitre d’: Abel Jacinto
About Bishop’s
“This is the place for those who want the best of everything without the taint of pretension.”
Vancouver Magazine
Tucked away on West 4th in Kitsilano is a legendary restaurant with a big reputation. For more than 20 years John Bishop has led the field in serving food that is organic, produced locally and sustainably. Many consider his eponymous Bishop’s to be Canada’s version of Chez Panisse. With a reputation like that, lots of people don’t realize that Bishop’s is also a cosy neighbourhood haven serving quality dishes at affordable prices. John and Chef Carlson work directly with fishers, producers and growers to source the pick-of-the-crop and menus change constantly to reflect this.
Dining at Bishop’s is like having dinner at the home of an elegant friend. From the warm reception that greets you to a table dressed in “soothing linen” surrounded by spectacular West Coast First Nations art, you know you will be pampered in this urban oasis of calm. The art on the walls a fitting backdrop to the culinary art of Chef Carlson.
Abel Jacinto presides over a wine cellar that features the best of British Columbia with hard-to- find and rare wines from around the world. The list is consistently updated.
Bishop’s is a proud foundation member of OceanWise and the Green Table Network.
Accolades
John and his restaurant have been honoured with numerous awards including:
- Mobil Travel Guide Four Stars, 2008
- Gold Medal, Cuisine Canada National Cookbook Awards 2008 (for Fresh)
- Inaugural recipient of the Green Award, Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards
- Best Restaurant (numerous years), Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards
- Best North American Cuisine, Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards
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