01-12-2013
At Forage restaurant in Vancouver (photo) they produce almost everything, from vegetables to honey, and the fish and the meat are caught by them too
see part one Vancouver is not only Gastown. On the opposite part of town there’s the green and flourishing Stanley Park, a green space in a town that is full of green anyway, and surrounded by woods and forests. This is where tourists and residents go to enjoy the landscape, be it on bicycle, rollerblade, on foot or, if you’re really tired, by car. What with the scenic views and the things to admire (including the colourful Totem Park), a visit should last at least a couple of hours. And there are restaurants too: among these, the historic and a little touristy The Fish House and The Tea House.
Twisted Fork bistro (photo by Imonlyhereforthefood.com)
At Wildbeest meat rules (photo by scoutmagazine.ca)
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