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Showing posts with label Sandwiches. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sandwiches. Show all posts
Saturday, 7 April 2012
Little Gem – Au Petit Café
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 | Au Petit Café has been a place that Ying has wanted to try for a long time! Well, ever since our food blogging adventures have started at least. The main problem with this place is that it closes every day at 7 PM; while Ying and I are rarely both free for lunch in this neighbourhood. This is definitely a hole-in-the-wall neighbourhood gem type of place that you have to know about to enter. It’s located on Main St. and 32nd/33rd Ave, in a stretch of Main St that isn’t very busy. There was quite a bit of street parking available. :D It advertises itself as an authentic Vietnamese restaurant, not that I really know what authentic is. :P I’m just here for the yummy food. |
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Meat & Bread – Gourmet Sandwiches Galore!
![_MG_8664 copy_thumb[1]](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjbPgAzlwX156_GV5QAyC9evh-Z6L6aw-FM3vmfJ8y3cnzs-1Pg_ITjBTDo0oMDEUICw-PAxZlz705brsLZVjlxDZrxo76A-Kpng8xXUfBS4fVQtjC_i_O8LD5TgRT6TxP9smIRjL5dYNw/s1600-h/_MG_8664%252520copy_thumb%25255B1%25255D%25255B2%25255D.jpg "_MG_8664 copy_thumb[1]") | With the Vancouver weather finally showing some signs of spring (aka sunshine), Rich and I ventured out to Downtown for an afternoon drive. It was around 2PM or so when we started getting hungry, because we had a really late breakfast that day. Since we were in the neighbourhood, we decided to check out Meat & Bread, the sandwich shop that has been raved about so much recently. It took a few loops around the block before we were able to secure meter parking on Cordova Street. 26 minutes of free meter from the last payer…WIN! I promptly added another dollar to top it up to 46 minutes and off we went. :) The exterior of Meat & Bread is very unassuming. In fact, if I didn’t know about it, I would probably never visit. Not to mention it’s in an area of Vancouver that we rarely visit as well. |
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