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Dining inspired cuisine, connoisseur-worthy coffee and the popular Liège waffles with decadent toppings such as milk chocolate lavender. $. B/L (daily). 780 Richards St. 604-879-3114. www. medinacafe.com X Map 1: C6 Regional: Upscale fIVE SAILS RES- TAURANT Award-winning cuisine and spectacular views. Modern continental classics inspired by Europe and the West Coast. $$$. D (daily). Pan Pacific Vancouver, 999 Canada Place Way. 604-844-2855. www.fivesails.ca X Map 1: B6 Ice Ice Baby When the temperature climbs, cool down with iced tea from TWG Tea (page 98). Their refreshing collec- tion includes thirst-quenchers such as Eternal Summer, French Earl Grey, Sweet France and Pink Flamingo. And each hand-sewn silk teabag is filled with the exquisite hand-picked whole-leaf teas that TWG is known for. There’s no better way to beat the heat.—Sheri Radford taurant’s modern French menu may include pan-seared Qualicum Beach scallops or wild British Columbia salmon. Afternoon tea on weekends. Reservations advised. Valet parking. $$$. B/L/D (daily), brunch (Sa-Su). 845 Hornby St. 604-608-5319. www. wedgewoodhotel.com X Map 1: C5 craft beers and cocktails. Open late. $-$$. L/D (daily), brunch (Sa-Su). 911 W. Pender St. 604-662-8866. www. donnellygroup.ca Partial X Map 1: B6 Pub THE BLACKBIRD PUBLIC HOUSE & OYSTER BAR A bright lifestyle hub with two storeys, 70 labels of scotch, billiards, shuffleboard and a barber- shop. Craft beers and house cocktails complement homestyle Pacific Northwest creations. Sip a Something Wicked at the second-floor bar inspired by the bar in The Shining. Live music after work M-F. $$. L/D (daily). 905 Dunsmuir St. 604-899-4456. www.donnellygroup.ca X Map 1: B5 Regional: Casual CACTUS CLUB CAfE West Coast and Patio, Where to Dine Awards 2017. Best Chain, Vancouver magazine 2017. Great vibe, mod decor and globally inspired dishes. Come for drinks or dinner. $$. L/D (daily). 1085 Canada Place. 604-620-7410. X Map 1: B6 588 Burrard St. 604-682-0933. X Map 1: B5 1136 Robson St. 604- 687-3278. X Map 1: C5 357 Davie St. 604-685-8070. X Map 1: D5 1790 Beach Ave. 604-681-2582. X Map 1: B3 575 W. Broadway. 604-714-6000. X Map 1: F6 1530 W. Broadway. 604- 733-0434. www.cactusclubcafe.com X Map 1: F3 Pub THE BUTCHER & BULLOCK Locals love to unwind at this spacious pub, popular for watching sporting events. Modern pub food shares the menu with Brunch CAfé MEDINA Brunch, Where to Dine Awards since 2015. Best Brunch, Vancouver magazine 2017. This bistro-style cafe serves Mediterranean- Regional: Upscale GLOWBAL Flagship location for the local restaurant group is big and bustling. Local ingredients are used when possible, but the cui- sine spans the globe to include pastas, steaks and a rare Japanese robata grill. Private dining options and a year-round patio. $$-$$$. L/D (daily). Telus Garden, 590 W. Georgia St. 604-602-0835. www.glowbalgroup .com/glowbal X Map 1: C6 Japanese GYU-KAKU JAPANESE BBQ Take control of your meal and grill meat, seafood or vegetables right at your table. This hands-on dining experience makes for a fun, casual date night. $$. L/D (daily). G3-888 Nelson St. 604- 558-3885. X Map 1: C5 201-950 W. Broadway. 604-558-3898. Map 1: F5 120-7971 Alderbridge Way. 604-558- 3837. www.gyu-kaku.com Map 3: C3 Regional: Upscale HAWKSWORTH RESTAURANT Fine Dining, Where to Dine Awards 2017. Best Upscale, Vancouver magazine since 2011. Con- temporary cuisine prepared with the freshest local and Canadian ingredients available. Boasts four distinctive dining rooms, including a bar, lounge and el- egant private room. $$$. B/L/D (daily), brunch (Sa-Su). Rosewood Hotel Georgia, 801 W. Georgia St. 604-673- 7000. www.hawksworthrestaurant .com X Map 1: C5 Japanese JINYA RAMEN BAR This California-based chain takes its ramen seriously. The broth is simmered for over 10 hours, and the handmade noodles are aged for three days. Choose from bowls like the black garlic tonkotsu. Small plates, craft beers and sake, too. $. L/D (daily). 541 Robson fRESH fARE Looking for innovative, artisanal, sustainable cuisine? Farmer’s Apprentice (page 104) has an ever-changing menu comprised of local ingredients delivered fresh daily. 96 where.ca June 2017