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Savage Scenes Of Carnivorous Debauchery From Sunday’s Brewery & The Beast

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If you found yourself in Vancouver this past Sunday, wondering in a drooling stupor where all the dizzyingly meaty smells were coming from, chances are it was the wafting perfume of Brewery & The Beast. Sprawled across the Concord Pacific Lot on the northeast corner shore of False Creek, the fifth annual outdoor meat and beer festival brought together roughly 50 of the city’s better restaurants to do their carnivorous best to impress a sold out crowd of meat-loving beer and cider drinkers. Our friend Jessica Hollingsworth was there and took the following shots for us, glass in hand. Best get a napkin…

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Scenes from Last Night’s Dine Out World Chef Exchange at The Acorn

The event saw a special collaboration between The Acorn and Wilsons from Bristol, UK. Although I wasn’t among the lucky ones to score a spot at either of the sold out seatings, I was invited to slip by pre-service for a glimpse of what was to come.

Yes Shef: An Evening In Images

A lineup of BC's most talented women working in the hospitality sector come together in in the Star Sapphire Ballroom at the Fairmont Pacific Rim for an exceptional cause at the WORTH (Women of Recreation, Tourism & Hospitality) Association's Yes Shef event...

Why Did Vancouver Make Front Yard Businesses Illegal?

In the latest video from the Vancouver-curious YouTube channel 'About Here', we learn of a terrible NIMBY move of yore.

This Mt. Pleasant Restaurant Features ‘Sadio’, the ‘World’s Saddest Patio’

Most nearby restaurants were allowed temporary patio permits. Wallflower was denied theirs, but it hasn't broken their spirit.