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troutman · 05-26-2010, 03:24 PM

White Spot - Triple O Burger.

Topanga Cafe was always lined-up in the early 1990s:

http://www.topangacafe.com/index.html

And my local bar back then, The Fringe Cafe:

http://www.fringecafe.ca/

It's a 48-seat cafe/pub in the heart of kitsilano, bc, that has been a regular hangout for thinkers, artists, musicians, tradesmen and locals ever since it opened its doors in the summer of 1990.

The fringe cafe is funky, its ecclectic, it seeks to revive the essence of "cafe culture" that has thrived in the streets of Paris and the cafes of Amsterdam and San Francisco. Its part beatnic, part hippie, part working class.

The Latin Quarter Restaurant (tapas) on Commercial Drive:

http://www.latinquarterrestaurant.ca...r/Welcome.html

Sometime ago a little unknown restaurant opened its doors on a then quiet Commercial Drive. Now, eighteen years later, it is an institution in the heart of Commercial Drive. The Latin Quarter thrives with popularity amongst local Vancouverites and is a one of a kind restaurant known for its fun atmosphere, great food, and vibrant live music from local performers

05-26-2010, 03:24 PM	#10
troutman Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Crowsnest Pass Exp:	White Spot - Triple O Burger. Topanga Cafe was always lined-up in the early 1990s: http://www.topangacafe.com/index.html And my local bar back then, The Fringe Cafe: http://www.fringecafe.ca/ It's a 48-seat cafe/pub in the heart of kitsilano, bc, that has been a regular hangout for thinkers, artists, musicians, tradesmen and locals ever since it opened its doors in the summer of 1990. The fringe cafe is funky, its ecclectic, it seeks to revive the essence of "cafe culture" that has thrived in the streets of Paris and the cafes of Amsterdam and San Francisco. Its part beatnic, part hippie, part working class. The Latin Quarter Restaurant (tapas) on Commercial Drive: http://www.latinquarterrestaurant.ca...r/Welcome.html Sometime ago a little unknown restaurant opened its doors on a then quiet Commercial Drive. Now, eighteen years later, it is an institution in the heart of Commercial Drive. The Latin Quarter thrives with popularity amongst local Vancouverites and is a one of a kind restaurant known for its fun atmosphere, great food, and vibrant live music from local performers Last edited by troutman; 05-26-2010 at 09:02 PM.