Several Vancouver chefs have banded together to end the stigma on speaking out about the prevalence of mental health issues in the kitchen. They want people to speak up and loud. On Monday, November 18, 2019 at 6:30 p.m., the whole community is invited to help mobilize change in the hospitality industry with the launch of the inaugural Kitchen Aide fundraiser at Café Medina (780 Richards Street).
Situated next door to Pepino’s Spaghetti House in the heart of Little Italy on Commercial Drive, Caffè La Tana is a cozy Italian alimentari that has quickly risen to the top of the city’s must-visit list. Guests will be enamoured with the venue’s welcoming design, an intriguing marriage of old-world elegance and whimsical charm.
Ian Powell, a hotelier with over 40 years in the international hospitality industry and who became a priest in the Anglican Church of Canada later in life, was named hotelier of the year on Tuesday during the BC Hospitality Summit in Kelowna, BC.
Enviably located in the heart of Yaletown at the corner of Hamilton and Helmcken, Elisa’s historic space was reconceptualized by award-winning New York-based design firm, Rockwell Group to set the stage for an intimate and inviting West Coast culinary experience.
Two long time Vancouver hospitality operators have recently completed an agreement to lease the location formerly occupied by Railway Club and will reopen it as a new pub to serve the neighbourhood and local community. Jeff Donnelly and long time business partner and friend Chad Cole will manage and operate this new pub. Renovations will … Read more