VCBW 2012

UD Pictorial: Patio Season Part 2

by paulkamon on June 5, 2009

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Check out part two of Jackie Connelly’s patio pictorial inside.

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^ Baby Squid salad with black squid ink sauce and marinated tomatoes. Pictured here with a glass of Joie Farms A Noble Blend, 2008.

The Beach House at Dunderave Pier
150-25th St | West Vancouver
Tel: 604.922.1414
atthebeachhouse.com

how to get there

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^ House cured swordfish, meyer lemon and green pistachio oil.

Cincin Ristorante + Bar
1154 Robson | Vancouver
604-688-7338
cincin.net

how to get there

sandbar_small^ The Sandbarge: fresh oysters (Village Bay shown here), dungeness crab and poached prawns. Pictured here with a glass of Blue Mountain Pinot Blanc.

The Sandbar Seafood Restaurant
1535 Johnston Street | Granville Island, Vancouver
Tel: 604-669-9030
vancouverdine.com

how to get there

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^ Wild Sockeye Salmon: lemon ricotta gnocchi, asparagus, wild mushroom ragout & micro watercress.

The Teahouse
Ferguson Point, Stanley Park Drive | Vancouver
Tel: 604.669.3281
vancouverdine.com

how to get there

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^ Newly announced Ocean Wise partner, Miku Restaurant, boasts a beautiful patio – the perfect location to enjoy their signature “Premium Aburi Sushi” featuring local Albacore Tuna, Sockeye Salmon, Shrimp and Mackerel all flamed seared (aburi-style) and accompanied by Indigo Wind Sparking Sake.

Miku
#2 – 1055 West Hastings Street | Vancouver
Tel: 604-568-3900
mikurestaurant.com

how to get there

All images by Jackie Connelly Photography.

{ 4 comments… read them below or add one }

hkdave June 5, 2009 at 7:57 pm

Is it a rule that we have to garnish patio dishes with pea shoots this summer?

Pea shoots – it’s the new chervil!

Weston June 5, 2009 at 9:50 pm

those look like micro aruglacrest to me and some bulls blood on the salmon =P

Mike June 5, 2009 at 10:30 pm

You didn’t get the pea shoot memo?

BC Brew June 14, 2009 at 12:34 pm

Tis also the season for Hefeweizen and Witbier — good paired with patio food, like salads and light seafood.

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