A special occasion in Vancouver, BC

Tuck into classic and contemporary Chinese cuisine at these Vancouver eateries. [Photo courtesy of Heritage Asian Eatery/Amy Ho]

Once the rains break in Vancouver and the sun comes out, it’s time to start enjoying the city’s patios. Kitsilano is home to some of the very best, with stunning vistas, amazing drinks and awesome food. Here are some places to put at the top of your must-try list. [Photo © Yellow Pages / Pages Jaunes]

Many Vancouverites look forward to Dine Out every January, when they can dine at fabulous eateries around the city at affordable $20, $30 and $40 price points. However, there are plenty of restaurants in Vancouver that offer diners prix fixe menus all year round. Dig in! [Photo © Yellow Pages / Pages Jaunes]

Whether you’re looking for the perfect spot for a date night, want to grab a couple pizzas to enjoy while watching the Canucks game or need a meal for the road, these restaurants have some of the best pizza in West Vancouver. [Photo © Yellow Pages / Pages Jaunes]

We all love pizza. And Vancouver's Commercial Drive neighbourhood is the best place to grab a slice – it is the city's Little Italy, after all. Here are some great places for pizza on Commercial Drive. [Photo © Yellow Pages / Pages Jaunes]

The roti transcends nationality and culture, turning up in Indian, West Indies and South Asian cuisines. There are many ways to prepare it, but usually it’s a thin flatbread wrapped around a meat or vegetable-based filling. Check out these places in Vancouver for the very best roti! [Photo © Yellow Pages / Pages Jaunes]

Next time you’re on The Drive, treat yourself to a sophisticated evening. Whether you like Italian reds or B.C. whites, these places are perfect for indulging in a glass of wine or two. [Photo courtesy of Yellow Pages]

Show your Pride! Until August 6th, order a delicious Pride-themed cocktail from participating Vancouver bars and restaurants; partial proceeds from each themed drink will be donated to the Dr. Peter Centre, which provides compassionate HIV care for British Columbians. Here are a few of our picks of participating places to find a delightful Pride-themed cocktail. [Photo courtesy of Boulevard Kitchen & Oyster Bar]

Sometimes a single entree just isn’t enough to satiate your appetite, and that is exactly why all-you-can-eat menus exist. Vancouver’s all-you-can-eat landscape is dominated by sushi and Korean barbecue – but there’s still a breadth of buffets from different cuisines to guarantee you leave with a full stomach. [Photo credit: iStock/Juanmonino]

August 27th will find thousands of dog owners and their playful pooches coming out to Yaletown for this year's Pet-A-Palooza. But following all the excitement of the massive pet event, you and your lil’ buddy are going to need a place to cool off. Here are some of Vancouver's best dog-friendly patios and tie-up areas, where you can enjoy a drink or meal with your BFF close by. [Photo courtesy of iStock/ExumeImages]

Why try one brewery’s beer, when you can try a few? Sip your way through the city at some of these popular tap rooms. These spots are excellent for sampling local B.C. craft beer. Best of all, some offer great patio seating and delicious food menus! [Photo by Suzanne Rushton]

Vancouver’s Davie Village – a vibrant LGBTQ-friendly neighbourhood between Burrard and Jervis Streets – is a lively place to chow down, with an array of sun-soaked patios, tasty multicultural eats and hidden culinary gems. With a wide selection of delicious dining options to choose from, here are our picks for the best restaurants in Davie Village. [Photo courtesy of Tourism Vancouver/Michael Song]