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Munich’s Brassy Herzog Bar Would Fit The Foot Of Our Marine Building

Berlin Bar ‘Dean’ Would Suit Old Morton’s Spot In The Sinclair Centre

Oddly Charming Pizzeria In Reykjavik Would Fit Just Fine In Strathcona

Vancouver’s West End Could Use Poznan’s Underground Whisky Bar

‘The Distillers’ Pub In London Might Suit The Old Electric Owl Space

Imagining Beijing’s ‘Ban Shan Cafe’ On East 3rd Avenue Near Main St.

Hip-Hop Themed Kebab Diner In Australia Would Fit In The Fraserhood

A Fantastical Eatery Locked High Into A Mexican Canyon Cliff Face

Dreaming Of A Floating 1940’s Beer Hall & Restaurant In False Creek

An Industrial Address In Railtown Would Suit Mexico City’s Campobaja

Organic Hot Pot Eatery In Shanghai An Ideal Fit For YVR’s Chinatown

This Japanese Rooftop Beer Garden In Brooklyn Belongs In Yaletown

A Sprawling, Minimalist Waterfront Staff Canteen In Aarhus, Denmark

A Gangster Table Forest At Beijing’s Slick And Secretive Diaoye Niunan

Brasserie Harricana, A Refined Haven For Lovers Of Beer In Montreal

This Bright, Sustainable Cafe Would Be A Swell Hideaway On The Flats

Dig This Israeli Eatery With Live Herbs Dressing Its Walls & Ceilings

Dig The Hanging Noodle Motif At This Modern Noodle Bar In Changsha

An Underground Wine Bar That Might Fit In YVR’s Old Postal Tunnel

Liverpool’s Blind Tiger – A Speakeasy-Style, Basement Dim Sum Joint

The Wafer-Thin, Light Soaked “El Papagayo” In Cordoba, Argentina

Singapore’s Chic “Wild Rocket” Would Fit In Nicely In Olympic Village

London’s Sexy, Swanky “Holborn Dining Room” Is British To The Bone

Melbourne’s “Flipboard Cafe” Is A Woody, Modular, Very Pretty Thing

The Mesmerizing Leaf-Pixel Fronted “Forest House” In South Korea

England’s Dreamy, Open Concept, Light-Flooded Holburne Garden Cafe

“Lost & Found” Design Inspired By 19th Century Botanist & Explorer

Slick Sandwich Shop In Shanghai Hides Gorgeous “Flask” Speakeasy