Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival is back! On the top of my list to try was Mon Paris Patisserie because both flavours on the menu sound so good!
[Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival 2021] Mon Paris Patisserie
[Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival 2020] Chez Christophe
Another hot chocolate stop I've made was Chez Christophe in Burnaby. I remember meeting Christophe at a work conference years ago when he was doing cooking demonstration. That was before he opened his shop in Burnaby. Since then, I've been there a few times for pastries, but this was my first time trying their hot chocolate fest creations.
[Dine Out Vancouver 2020] Restaurants Extend Menu Dates #DOVF
The official Dine Out Vancouver may be ending on Sunday, but some restaurants have decided to offer the Dine Out menus just for a few more days. Here is a list that I curated. I will continue to update this list as I hear more about other restaurants.
[Vancouver Hot Chocolate Festival 2020] 1931 Gallery Bistro
While Dine Out Vancouver is happening, did you know there's also Hot Chocolate Festival? In fact, this is the 10th annual Hot Chocolate Festival. 44 different locations offering more than 110 flavours over a 4-week period, up until Valentine's Day. First stop is the 1931 Gallery Bistro, upstairs from the Vancouver Art Gallery. They serve up 4 creations inspired by art.
[Dine Out Vancouver 2020] The Rise Eatery – Cheeky Names and Uni Pasta #DOVF
Where have you been so far for Dine Out Vancouver? I was quite excited to see The Rise Eatery on the list. Last year they did their own prix fixe menu for $30 and I took Mama Lam and Papa Lam there. It was a good deal and we really enjoyed the food. This year, it's $35 and I still think it's a solid menu; I had them on my list of recommendations. So when I got the invite to preview their menu, yes all the way!
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