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My First 3 Dine Out Vancouver Experiences #DOVF

Dine Out Vancouver has been on for a week now.  Where have you eaten?  Do you have any favourites?

Here are the first 3 Dine Out Vancouver restaurants that I visited over the past week.  I visited:

I think my favourite was Edible Canada, followed by Jimmy’s Tap House.  Both Edible Canada and Jimmy’s over delivered on the amount of food and flavour for their respective prices.  All the dishes I had at Edible Canada were full of flavour.  I really liked the tuna appetizer and the chai creme brule dessert.  At Jimmy’s the appetizer, a Ban Mi Vietnamese sausage grilled, and the lamb cooked 2 ways (grilled lamb chops and baked lamb) was tender and flavourful.  Baru was good too, but I think the other 2 were slightly better.  I had the paella at Baru.  I liked it but it was very spicy and it did not mention this on the menu.  One of my dining companions for the evening has an adverse reaction to spice so after one bite, he was affected by the paella.  Of note though, I did bring 2 bottles of Argentine wine to Baru; a Malbec and a Cabernet Sauvignon to sip with our meal. I paid the corkage fee of $15 a bottle for the first time.  I didn’t mind paying it as these wines were specialty items not available in the BC Liquor stores.  The very fruity Malbec was a nice pairing with the paella.

Enjoy the pictures below.

Edible Canada – East Coast fish pie
Edible Canada – seared tuna with rocket salad
Edible Canada – chai creme brule
Jimmys – Ban Mi sausage
Jimmys – lamb cooked 2 ways
Baru – paella
Baru – fruit flan

I have 4 more Dine Out Vancouver restaurants to sample.  Stay tuned for my info on those.  Enjoy.

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