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by Craig Takeuchi on April 12th, 2021 at 8:00 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1
Giovane Café, Eatery, and Market, located on the lobby level of the Fairmont Pacific Rim in Coal Harbour, will soon relaunch as a wine bar inspired by Northern Italian food and wine.
Kitchen Table Restaurants acquired the café in August 2020, and temporarily shuttered it before reopening it under the new management by the end of that month.
The design, food and drink menus, and service of the forthcoming Giovane Bacaro, set to open this spring, all draw upon the offerings of Venice.
This new incarnation will include a wine bar, dining room, and lounge.
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Bundle up, folks. Patio season has come early this year.
When Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced on March 29 that indoor restaurant dining would be put on hold for at least three weeks, restaurants across the province pivoted (once again) to takeout and patio dining.
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Truth is, many patios never closed all through this pandemic winter, but only the hardy huddled beneath the heating lamps. Now that spring is here, hungry Vancouverites are piling on the layers and heading to the great outdoors to dine.
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Bundle up, folks. Patio season has come early this year.
When Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced on March 29 that indoor restaurant dining would be put on hold for at least three weeks, restaurants across the province pivoted (once again) to takeout and patio dining.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser. Vancouver patio restaurants: 40 recommendations for outside dining during COVID-19 Back to video
Truth is, many patios never closed all through this pandemic winter, but only the hardy huddled beneath the heating lamps. Now that spring is here, hungry Vancouverites are piling on the layers and heading to the great outdoors to dine.
Article content
Bundle up, folks. Patio season has come early this year.
When Provincial Health Officer Dr. Bonnie Henry announced on March 29 that indoor restaurant dining would be put on hold for at least three weeks, restaurants across the province pivoted (once again) to takeout and patio dining.
We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Try refreshing your browser. Vancouver patio restaurants: 40 recommendations for outside dining during COVID-19 Back to video
Truth is, many patios never closed all through this pandemic winter, but only the hardy huddled beneath the heating lamps. Now that spring is here, hungry Vancouverites are piling on the layers and heading to the great outdoors to dine.