Vancouver, BC
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Fresh Local Wild
Fresh Local Wild is a food truck that is dishing out organic, fresh food. Located two blocks from the water, fish is delivered fresh daily and is prominently featured on the menu. The poutine with seafood chowder and chicken-fried oyster sandwich with homemade tartar sauce are Guy’s favorites.
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Vancouver, BC
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Meat & Bread
Meat & Bread is a straightforward sandwich shop serving only four kinds of sandwiches a day, with a rotating daily menu. The staple is the porchetta sandwich with homemade salsa verde on a fresh ciabatta roll. Guy loves the juicy, tender and balanced flavors each bite brings.
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Vancouver, BC
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Jethro's Fine Grub
The husband-wife duo that runs Jethro’s Fine Grub takes comfort food to a whole new level. Guy is a fan of the pulled pork sandwich, which has a “deeper than roasted pork flavor” that leaves him impressed. This tasty pick is slow roasted and served open faced with apple-fennel slaw on a warm bun.
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Vancouver, BC
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Peaceful Restaurant
The Peaceful Restaurant specializes in Guy’s faves – noodles and dumplings. Their cumin lamb stir-fried noodles and pan-fried pork dumplings are bursting with flavor. But you have to try their Peaceful Beef Rolls – five-spiced beef rolled in a crispy green onion flatbread with sweet hoisin sauce.
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Vancouver, BC
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Falconetti's East Side Grill
When people hear Falconetti’s, they think homemade gourmet sausages. The restaurant makes up to 15 different kinds of sausages without any preservatives or fillings. Guy tried the Chicken Thai hot dog flavored with coconut, curry and ginger, and dressed with Asian vegetables, sesame oil and hoisin.
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North Vancouver, BC
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Tomahawk Restaurant
Tomahawk is the oldest family-run restaurant in Vancouver, and there’s a reason it has stuck around. Guy devoured an entire plate of the organic roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. Other must-try dishes: Tomahawk Style Beef Dip, and the Steak and Mushroom Pie.
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Mississauga, ON
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
Caplansky’s Deli
Looking for Jewish soul food in Toronto? Guy heads to Caplansky’s. The brisket is hand rubbed, house smoked and hand cut to create a knockout smoked-meat sandwich. Everything at Caplansky’s is small batch and old school.
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Toronto, ON
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
The Ace
Guy ventures to The Ace for the infamous Christmas burger that’s like a bite of the perfect holiday feast. At the core of the turkey patty is stuffing made from scratch. After it gets roasted in the oven, the burger goes on a toasted bun with some mayo, lettuce, and cranberry compote.
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Toronto, ON
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
The Lakeview Restaurant
Lakeview Restaurant is a 24-hour diner that serves the basics with a twist. Take the freedom Freedom toastToast, which is an egg-dipped baguette stuffed with Le Bacon Peameal (Canadian bacon), or the cornflake chicken sandwich. But what Guy loves is the apple pie milkshake, which features half a slice of pie.
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Toronto, ON
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
The Rosedale Diner
The Rosedale Diner in Toronto may look unassuming from the outside, but the menu is an eclectic mix of Middle-Eastern dishes, Canadian favorites, like poutine with duck, and Asian-style spare ribs (which are broiled, not smoked). Guy sums up the ribs in three words: ''sticky and righteous.''
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Toronto, ON
restaurants
Posted about 5 years ago
The Stockyards
A Toronto favorite is the Butter Burger at The Stockyards, topped with owner Tom Davis' concoction of bone marrow, butter and blue cheese. Other popular dishes are the Bat sandwich (Tom's take on the BLT) and the fried chicken, which Guy thought was ''all the things fried chicken should be.''
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