Dining near Vancouver Port
The beautiful port city of Vancouver offers abundant eateries for every palate. Here is a sampling of establishments that serve delicious cuisine in the city.
Vij's Restaurant is widely known in the city for its fusion of Asian and Indian delicacies. It is equally noted for its outstanding service and enchanting interior decor. Those in the know agree that the lamb is not to be missed.
Another fine establishment serving Asian cuisine is Tojo's Restaurant. This place specializes in Japanese and vegetarian fare, and is known for its sushi and sashimi.
This city on the sea of course boasts many fine seafood eateries, and one of the most noted is the Boathouse Restaurant. As well as steaks and seafood, the Boathouse is noted for its appetizers. Try the yam fries with curry and cumin ketchup.
Another favored seafood venue is the Blue Water Cafe and Raw Bar. The seafood here is amazingly fresh, and the eatery also features a notable wine list.
For some of the finest French cuisine to be found West of the Rockys, head down to Lumiere. Famed New York chef Daniel Boulud has been enchanting the plate of epicures here since 2008. The presentation value is excellent (The food looks as good as it tastes) and it goes without saying that such a fine French restaurant boasts an extensive wine list.
Another fine place to get a scrumptious taste of the Old World in Vancouver is Cioppino's Mediterranean Restaurant. The food is quite simply the finest Italian/Mediterranean fare to be had in the city. The meals here are not merely cooked they are crafted. Reservations are highly suggested.
For a taste of Spain however, head down to the Bin 941 Tapas Parlour. Serving an eclectic blend of Spanish and International cuisine in tapas fashion, this place is a popular hangout for local artists and performers.
When you are really hungry though, nothing gets it done like beef. For a nicely done chunk of cow, head on down to Hy's Steakhouse and Cocktail Bar. This place is known for its '50s ambiance and the best steaks in Vancouver.