Join Water Street Cafe for Lobster Madness March 13 – March 29

Whether you prefer them steamed, grilled, boiled or sautéed, everyone can agree they love the sumptuous flavour of fresh Atlantic lobster. From March 13th to 29th, you can enjoy this lobster prepared in a number of ways from our Lobster Madness menu! 🦞

Experience Dine Out at Water Street Cafe – extended to February 9

Just like their regular menu Dine Out includes many favourites and West Coast inspired dishes. Dinner offers a three course menu for $35. but there are also some great add-ons for an additional $5 or $10 that really elevate your dining experience.

Join Water Street Cafe for Dine Out Vancouver January 17 – February 9

If you enjoy food as much as we do… then you’ll be just as excited as us for the return of Dine Out Vancouver Festival! Dine Out Vancouver will run from January 17th to February 2nd, Water St. Cafe will be extending our 3 amazing menus for brunch, lunch and dinner until February 9th!

Celebrate the holiday season with Gastown’s Not-So-Silent Nights this December

This December, Gastown is bringing the holidays to life with a series of Not-So-Silent Nights. Known for its dynamic dining, vibrant nightlife and shopping, Gastown’s cobbled street will host four evenings of festivities this December 12, 13, 19 and 20.

Dinner for two at Bauhaus Restaurant – a review by MyVanCity Editor

Bauhaus is a Vancouver institution in it’s own right. Dare I say a “classy” restaurant serving a mix of both contemporary and traditional European dishes with a German flair. Let me explain for anyone who might say that German food is not really on their radar when it comes to fine dining. Fair enough but Bauhaus has managed, over a considerable length of time, to marry fine dining along with the German dishes you might be expecting.

Water Street Cafe Wine Maker Dinner Series begins a new season featuring the wines of Noble Ridge

Noble Ridge Vineyard Winery lays in the Okanagan Valley at the northern most tip of the only desert in Canada. The winery is named for the noble varieties of grapes grown and the ridge that divides the land on which they thrive.

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