Welcome to Earls Station Square, located in the heart of Metrotown Shopping Centre. When visiting Earls Station Square you can enjoy captivating art from local artists, including a stunning large-scale hand-painted mural. Step into our plant-filled dining room, where the lush greenery creates a radiant atmosphere. Relax and unwind on our covered patio, the perfect spot to enjoy the vibrant energy of the shopping centre. Indulge in a culinary adventure with our daily features, while our Happy Hour, late-night Happy Hour, and even Brunch Happy Hour offer irresistible deals on drinks and delectable bites. Discover the intersection of flavour, art, and nature. Your table is ready. We can't wait to see you!
Birdies Eats & Drinks is a California-inspired restaurant concept. We’re all about leisurely dinners, celebratory happy hours, boozy brunches, and gatherings of all sizes. Described as casually elevated, you can expect fresh, addictive food that fills you up, vibrant cocktails, and all the good vibes.Known for irresistible and unique flavours, our menu features infamous tacos, indulgent entrees, handcrafted pizzas, and craveable appetizers. Our cocktail menu boasts an extensive selection of ingredient-driven drinks that make life more fun. Located in the heart of Burnaby, easily accessible from East & North Vancouver, Birdies Eats & Drinks is the perfect place to host your next event, or cozy up for an intimate date night. Our award-winning space is trendy and sophisticated, vibey yet relaxed. Our epic patio is not-to-be-missed. Plus, we offer free parking. See you soon!
Welcome to Earls Brentwood, situated in the vibrant plaza of the Amazing Brentwood. Our covered patio on the plaza offers a charming outdoor dining experience. For those on the move, our convenient take-out window ensures you can enjoy our delicious offerings wherever you go. Immerse yourself in the local art scene with our two art walls, showcasing the talent of local artists. Start your day with our enticing brunch options, available from 9am on weekends. Explore a world of flavours with our daily features, and join us for Happy Hour, late-night Happy Hour, and Brunch Happy Hour, where tempting deals on drinks and dishes await. Experience the perfect blend of taste, art, and ambiance at Earls Brentwood. Your table is ready. We can't wait to see you!Driving to visit us? 3-hour complimentary parking validation is available when you dine with us. Don't pay at the pay station. Come to the front door to scan the parking QR code to enter your license plate and validate your parking.
Welcome to Hart House, one of the lower mainland's finest dining experiences. Built in 1910, the locally renowned Tudor style heritage house is situated on two acres of gardens on Deer Lake. This idyllic country estate, is only 15 minutes from downtown Vancouver. BC Restaurant Hall of Fame Proprietor and restaurateur Paul Smolen transformed the 'family home' into a restaurant in 1989. Since then, Hart House has opened its doors to countless dining guests, newlyweds and corporate clients; offering culinary excellence, a well stocked wine cellar and friendly professional service.Hart House has been inducted into the Burnaby Business Hall of Fame in October of 2014.
Named after Chef Francisco’s mother, Ophelia will specialize in authentic Mexican cuisine prepared with a refined, elevated approach.“Given my strong connection to Mexican cuisine, we saw an opportunity to take advantage of my knowledge and passion and do something truly unique here in Olympic Village,” Higareda explains. “My mother inspired my love of cooking and it will be a true honour to return to my roots and pay homage to her and my country at Ophelia this spring.”Ophelia will also offer a fully licenced bar serving handcrafted cocktails made with premium tequilas and mezcals, along with local and imported craft beers, and New- and Old-World wines.
Located next to Metropolis at Metrotown and centered in the Heart of Burnaby, Hilton Vancouver Metrotown offers stylish accommodations, mountain views, and modern amenities.Join us for our Royal Festive Brunch on December 15 or our Christmas Day Brunch on December 25 for a seasonal feast in a warm, welcoming setting. Reserve your table now!
Welcome to Moxies. Moxies restaurant is a contemporary casual restaurant offering a globally inspired menu and hand crafted cocktails in a vibrant and interactive atmosphere. Moxies has over 50 locations across Canada and 6 US locations in Dallas, Houston, Miami and Fort Lauderdale.Just down the street from Stadium-Chinatown SkyTrain Station, Moxies is conveniently located on the corner of West Georgia and Cambie Street. We are in the base of Sandman Hotel Vancouver City Centre, right beside Shark Club Sports Bar Grill. Whether you're in the area for a concert or hockey game in one of Vancouver's famed tourist destinations BC Place Stadium or Rogers Arena, we hope you'll come in for lunch, to Happy Hour to dinner and Late Night
Food, Wine and Friends. The Perfect way to Reflect…at the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown. The stunning décor has inspired an equally stunning menu. Our esteemed Chef has combined his great knowledge of fusion cooking – expertly and tastefully blending the flavours and spices of the West Coast with those of Europe and Asia. The result is an elegantly simple menu offering a cornucopia of flavour and a range of memorable dishes. The new menu also celebrates and reflects our city’s diversity in following the European and Asian traditions of sharing plates (and with price points that are a bit easier to digest).Browse through our award winning wine list, or enjoy a craft beer.
The name refers to the ancient Mexican monarchy honouring the influence both his parents made on his culinary style. While his mother inspired our sister restaurant, Ophelia, the familial tradition has continued here at Monarca where you’ll find playful dishes and a lively atmosphere inspired by Chef Higareda’s father.Francisco’s father lived near the famous Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve in central Mexico’s Michoacán region. Chef Higareda spent several summers here with his family enjoying the local Tlahualiles (defeated warriors) Festival. The festival celebrates the feast of Santiago Apóstol, patron saint of Sahuayo. The battle depicted in the festival is still debated today in Mexico and refers to military conflicts before, during, and after the arrival of the Spanish. It’s a memory he cherishes from his childhood.
