vancouver,bc unique restaurants?

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Rob wrote:

>looking for unique and different restaurants in vancouver,bc area to try on
>next visit....thanxs

I don't know what you consider unique or different, but I'm always interested in knowing what's good.  We had a fantastic tasting menu at Lumiere.  At our request, they paired BC wines by the glass for every course.

Rain City Grille also provided a first rate lunch.  Not quite the same level as Lumiere by any means, but excellent for what it was.  It also had an excellent selection of wines.

I think both those restaurants have web pages, but I'm not sure of the URLs.

If you'd like some German style hams, sausages and the like, I heartily recommend Black Forest Delicatessen in the Park-Royal Mall (left side) in West Vancouver.  Ask for Jurgen Burkhardt.  This is not a restaurant, but a food shop and you will probably need a car.  It's across the bridge from Vancouver.

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I would highly recommend the Texas style BBQ restaurant called "Fatzo's". It's definitely unusual, but the food is great! It's on broadway at Macdonald (or 4th and Macdonald, I always get them mixed up)

Someone wrote:
> Rob wrote:
>
> >looking for unique and different restaurants in vancouver,bc area to try
on
> >next visit....thanxs
>
> The Quebec maple syrup grower(?)'s association has set up a deli on
> 769 Hornby Street.
>
> Called the Canadian maple Delighths gourmet bistro & shoppe (what a
> mouthful)

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