This year, I'm going to list events in a new post on a quarterly basis. Here is a select list of food & drink events happening around town until March 2025. They are most likely in Vancouver but I'll try to cover the Lower Mainland and beyond, as much as I can. Obviously, I can't know everything and can't cover everything, but I will continue to update this list until the next quarter comes.
I was invited to preview Cardero's Restaurant's Dine Out Vancouver menu and I couldn't believe how big the portion was! I liked the fact that a lot of these items are available in their a la carte menu, so you are really sampling their food at a discounted price. These days, we often chase after the new restaurants in town, and forget the OGs like Cardero's, so I'm glad that their Dine Out menu is something I can stand behind.
I took the time to review all the Dine Out Vancouver 2025 menus and here are what caught my eyes, based on past experiences, Google reviews, as well as menu attractiveness. 430+ restaurants are offering prix fixe menus, mostly between $20 and $65.
Last weekend, winners of the 2023 BC Beer Awards were named at the Croatian Cultural Centre. The judges evaluated 925 entries to select the winners in 29 categories. I was invited to attend the ceremony and was excited to celebrate with the breweries and other beer lovers.
I was invited to the sold-out BC Food & Beverage Awards ceremony yesterday, and what a celebration of BC-made food & beverage products! Set at the beautiful Rocky Mountaineer Station, hundreds gathered to not only celebrate food and drinks produced in British Columbia, but to also recognize trailblazers and businesses that are making an environmental or social impact.
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