For most of the year, eating out in Vancouver is as simple as picking a restaurant with a great location, food, and charm. And you CAN have all three! Being on the Coast, good seafood is standard fare, of course, but Vancouver’s multi-cultural flavor brings worldly cuisines to local tables. And where else can you enjoy good food while watching the sun set over Vancouver Island, while gazing at the North Shore mountains playing peek-a-boo with the clouds behind Stanley Park?
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If you’re in the mood for an "active" neighbourhood scene to go along with your dinner, then head to Denman Street or Robson Street. Both streets have a variety of restaurants, many with patios or terraces for diners to soak up the street scene and the view of the water. At the corner of Denman & Davie are a couple of quaint restaurants, including the Raincity Grill, offering great views of English Bay. Cincin Ristorante on Robson delivers popular Mediterranean cuisine, while Joe Forte’s Seafood House on Thurlows St just off Robson is a local favorite for the suit & tie crowd. If you want to impress (or splurge) tryy the very nice Café-de Paris on Denman or Hermitage on Robson for great French cuisine. There’s something for everyone, no matter what style of food you’re hungry for. 
This little corner of Downtown has undergone a revitalization ever since Expo 86. Not just Expo, but with BC Place Stadium and the General Motors Place, the city’s major hockey, basketball, and football events are right around the corner. There are a couple of great places to grab a bit or hang out. On Hamilton is a food critic’s favourite, Villa del Lupo in an old house with fireplaces, serving great pasta dishes. For a brewpub fresh beer with your food, try the Yaletown Brewing. Its not a bad idea to wander around here…there’s always new place with a fresh twist opening up here.
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