seafood restaurants gf's bday is comming up, she loves seafood...me...not so much.. anyone know of any good downtown/west van/north van area restaurants that has unreal seafood but also a few other items on the menu not related to sea food? |
Joe fortes The boathouse The coast |
Blue water cafe . The best by far Posted via RS Mobile |
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If price is no object, I don't think you can do better than Blue Water Cafe. Coast is not much cheaper but is also a nice place to go. I've also had a few good meals at the Salmon House in West Vancouver. Mark |
C restaurant for me. Romantic place. Good food. Excellent wine list. $$$ |
Joe Fortes. Rodneys, but it's a little bit more casual. Sandbar Monks I'd pass on Boathouse. Shitty as EFF! |
Joe Fortes Provence Marina side Whet Bar |
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price isnt really an option...its just dinner and a few drinks so its easily gonna be under 200$. from the ones you guys have listed, how would you rate it romantic wise? obviously we'd be dressed up so id like to at least eat in a place that will have the right vibe to it. from the choices listed so far, blue water and coast seem to be the best ones, but im still open to find more restaurants, if it has a great view, then even better!!! my last resort plan is the revolving tower restaurant. |
Don't go to the revolving restaurant... it's got a nice view but not much else going on... |
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Romance wise it's there in the upper echelons. Like I said take the little ferry over, buy her a flower at Granville Island Market or some chocolates. Take the Ferry over. Order some Sparkling wine...Take a walk on the seawall after. Bring a good long coat for the colder nights. Trust me on this. :hotbaby: C Restaurant |
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Sandbar is a good one. Nice view if you sit on the upper level, and its on granville island so you can stroll around and enjoy other overpriced tourist traps :troll: Boathouse isn't bad for everyday food but not somewhere you want to go for a special occasion .. food's not very memorable lol |
You can get great seafood at tons of good non seafood specific restaurants. L'abbitoir is a good special occasion restaurant, and some of the best food in the city. Its also reasonable if you don't get too crazy with the wine. Same with la Quercia. Amazing italian in kits. Other than C, and blue water, the places mentioned are pretty run of the mill food quality wise, with a bit higher prices than they deserve. Except the boathouse. That place is a steaming shitpile. Steaming like garbage on a summer day in Toronto. I think the whole experience of the ferry from granville island over to C for dinner though is a pretty genius "event" type idea. |
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