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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 wi...

Maxine’s Cafe & Bar (Daily Hive) Maxine’s Cafe & Bar is the newest all-day dining destination slated to open in downtown Vancouver. This spot will offer brunch, lunch, dinner, and takeout. This new concept is the sister restaurant to Yaletown’s Homer St. Cafe and Bar and Tableau Bar Bistro. Address: 1325 Burrard Street, Vancouver Courtesy NeNe Chicken South Korean-founded NeNe Chicken is gearing up to open its first-ever North American location in Vancouver, the brand tells Dished Vancouver. The new outpost will open at 1070 Kingsway Street sometime in March, which means fans of Kore...

Miantiao will offer patrons a combination of the two cuisines. The restaurant describes itself as “Italian cuisine elevated with Chinese sensibilities, and Chinese gastronomy uplifted by the elegant simplicity of Italian cuisine.” The inspiration behind this new eatery comes from the story of a Chinese-Italian couple living in Vancouver who are proud to share their respective cultures and the cuisine they were raised on. Sounds intriguing, right? Main Dining Room For specific dishes, the concept, led by Kitchen Table’s Culinary Director Chef Alex Tung, has teased items like Pasta Fres...

Whole Way House / Facebook A Downtown Eastside charitable society is feeding and supporting hundreds of vulnerable people during the pandemic, and it’s looking for help to continue their important work in the community. Whole Way House, founded by siblings Josh and Jenny Konkin — along with Josh’s wife Mary — in 2013, serves vulnerable seniors and veterans who are facing marginalization, disabilities, addiction issues, and/or mental health issues. Whole Way House co-founder Jenny Konkin. Photo courtesy Whole Way House The society also carries on their family’s legacy. Whole Way Ho...