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BC Place Stadium - Vancouver Restaurants
I made another visit to the Beatty Street Bar and Grill (map, 765 Beatty Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada, phone: 604-688-3504) and enjoyed their Parisian Panini sandwich ($11.99, pictured below). The sandwich was made with fresh brie cheese, fresh tomatoes, chicken breast, and tasted great! This is currently my favorite item on their menu. Instead of the side salad (pictured) you can also order it with fries.
The Beatty Street Grill is located in the Georgian Court Hotel which is near BC Place Stadium and GM Place Stadium in downtown Vancouver.
For more photos and info about this restaurant / sports bar please visit Part 2 or Part 1.
Chicken and Brie Cheese Panini (The Parisian Panini) from Beatty Street Bar and Grill in Vancouver. ($11.99 before tax and tip.)
18,579 views - Posted Friday, September 12th, 2008
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I made another visit to Zachary’s on Robson (map, 121 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC, phone 604-605-1472), and enjoyed the Clam Linguini for lunch (pictured below, around $12). Also pictured below is the side Caesar salad. More photos and info: Part 4, Part 3, Part 2, Part 1. This restaurant is part of the Hampton Inn and Suites Hotel which is a stone’s throw away from BC Place Stadium. It is also very close to GM Place Stadium and the Vancouver Main Library branch downtown.
Clam Linguini at Zachary's on Robson
Side Caesar salad from Zachary's on Robson
16,082 views - Posted Sunday, August 17th, 2008
Posted in Affordable, American, BC Place Stadium, Breakfast, Brunch, Budget, Burgers, Casual, Creative Dishes, Downtown, Favorites, Food Photos, GM Place Stadium, Hamburgers, Healthy Food, Hotel, Large Portions, Lunch, Lunch Specials, Pasta, Patio, Pizza, Reasonably Priced, Restaurant, Robson, Seafood, Soup, Steaks, Vancouver, Vancouver Restaurants, Yaletown | 1 Comment »
Beatty Street Bar and Grill (765 Beatty Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada, phone: 604-688-3504) is one of my coworkers’ favorite lunch spots for Friday afternoons, and it’s also a great place to grab a beer or some food before (or after) a BC Lions football game at BC Place Stadium or a Canucks hockey game at GM Place. This restaurant / bar is located very close to both stadiums, and is decorated with sports memorabilia. The many TV’s tuned to the sports channels make it easy to keep an eye on the current games.
The Beatty Street food menu is fairly basic, but quite well executed, with daily specials such as Fish and Chips on Fridays, a soup and sandwich special, burgers, pastas, and the usual appies. Prices for lunch are in the $10 to $15 range, which are quite reasonable considering the downtown location. I especially enjoy their pastas, such as the Chicken Pesto Pasta ($13.99, click here for photo), and the Prawn Linguini ($14.99, pictured below). The Prawn and Mussel Linguini was prepared in a simple way, with a basic tomato sauce, lots of yummy cheese, several prawns that were hidden throughout the pasta, and some mussels which I quickly devoured. My only suggestion for this dish would be to add even more prawns, but I was quite satisfied regardless.
This restaurant is located in the Georgian Court Hotel, a popular downtown Vancouver hotel for tourists and business travelers alike. For some more photos of the Beatty Street Bar and Grill please view Part 1.
(above) Prawn Linguini pasta at Beatty Street Bar and Grill ($14.99)
15,530 views - Posted Saturday, July 5th, 2008
Posted in Affordable, American, Bar, BC Place Stadium, Burgers, Casual, Comfort food, Downtown, GM Place Stadium, Hamburgers, Hotel, Large Groups, Large Portions, Lunch, Lunch Specials, Nachos, Pasta, Reasonably Priced, Restaurant, Sandwiches, Soup, Sports Bar, Vancouver, Vancouver Restaurants, Yaletown | 3 Comments »
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