Bistro 101 at Pacific Institute of Culinary Arts - Feedback

The good news is that my wife loved her meal of trout. She loved the appetizer, assorted tomatoes, her main course, trout and her desert, the tiramisu. I on the...

I never like Granville Island despite everyone is talking about how great it is. To me, it is a place where all the struggling poor wannabee artisans can have a...

We have dined here several times in the last couple years. The menu choices are, obviously, limited as the meals are fixed price 3-course meals, but the monthly...

This is a culinary school, which means the kitchen and the serving staff are all in training. As long as one knows that, everything is fine. Food - good. Servic...

We were celebrating two birthdays and it had been awhile since we last visited. The interior decor was elegant. The service fast, friendly and professional. The...

The food is good, but there aren't many options to choose from.

A true hidden gem! A dining experience you will not regret. Meals are prepared by the students of the Pacific Institue of Culinary Arts. I have never been disap...

We were expecting more seafood dishes as it was advertised as a seafood buffet. It would have been nice to have shrimp, oysters, scallops, crab, or even sushi....

The menu offers delicious and unique dishes at an affordable price.

We thoroughly enjoyed the delicious food and had a great experience with our waiter.

We ordered the turkey dinner for two online for $140. We picked it up and reheated it that same evening (xmas eve) as per the instructions. The turkey and gravy...

Great little cofee shop and bakery with just the best views.

This is still a great place to have a sit-down, but the selection of pastries hasn’t bounced back (yet?! Fingers crossed) from pandemic staffing shortage. I mis...

Was there to dine in to try the specialty hot chocolate from the hot chocolate festival. It was delish. The flavours of the berry and dark chocolate went well t...

Brought the kids here for the berry chocolate special during the hot chocolate festival. $9.95 for a hot chocolate. Seemed a little steep, but ok. When I asked...