ORIGINAL Bistro Boy Steve Myddileton has returned to his Edgemont roots as the new owner/chef of the Village Bistro. Service still .the usual suspects: creme - From page 28 Oyster Rockefeller; - Escargot; Village Ahi Tuna and more. On to bigger things: Pasta ( and half por- tions available; $9 to $15): .: Everything from Wiid Boar Cannelloni to Tiger _. Prawn Cappalletti, Spicy Choriso Sausage Penne and Grilled Quail Risotto. . Entrees (again all available in fuli and half portions: $14 to. $24): : A trio of veal dishes (pic- cata, morel, saltimbocca); Rack of Lamb, Beef Filet, Village Ahi Tuna, Free Range Chicken. /) Atsampled Veal Morel ($14 for half portion) was excellent. The veal was “served with a fine brandy "- morel mushroom sauce sui- fused with fresh thyme. Elsewhere on the artistically '- appointed plate. were “steamed spinach, grilled ‘endive, sauteed zucchini and’ (grilled tomato dusted with parmesan, . o Fine company for a glass . of 1997 Eeezer Eagle Peak Merlot ($6.80). Aside from the regular. mena, a nightly fresh list is featured and Myddlcion is Offering a good selection of "wines by-the glass ($5 to $1}. ... The original Bistro’s lengthy martini list has also survived intact. Myddleton’s dessert list ’ ($3.50 to $7) is not espe- ~ cially ambitious. You’ll find MOTHER IMBLA Taka. our Foons & Hoon Deuvery 900 W. 1&th, North Van. Ph:.985-8860 Fax: 986-5546] * brulce, Strawberries Romanoff, chocolate pate. Quibbles: Conversation was inhibit- ed by an energetic but over- ly loud soundtrack. The dining room is not yee up to the standards of the original Bistro. There's no Joe Perri or Shawn Perger in attendance. There is instead en entirely new FO en ee ee oe ce a om oe me ome nn nee me | BUFFET” { Sua. & Mon. 5-8 P.M. ’ TUES,-THURS. DINNER . Bach & ree. 2nd entree at 50! 175 £. 3rd St, N.Van, GB5-S4'7'7 Open? Days a Week until [0 p.m. HT i Ep. duty 12°99 purchase 1 entree at rep. price Pane! Fri. Pa aff a MonFr | Fniclica settling in crew. Too new in some cases. And I think too numerous, which made for overly attentive and, in some cases, intrusive service. Sli, you can’t beat Mr. Myddleton’s food.,And din- ing room ambierice is some- thing that takes time to develop. Another few months and ('d wager it will be well up to Bistro Boy standards. Flavour Uj of Bc Fa peesA acer ae A summary of past Table Hopping reviews for your consumption: Calvin’s Cafe, 2452 Marine Dr., West Vancouver, 922-. 4222. Visa and MasterCard accepted. Open everyday for lunch; open from Tuesday to Sunday for dinner. Licensed to serve beer and wine. Vegetarian options? One or two. Second-hand smoke factor? Breathe easy. Calvin’s is 160% non-smok- ing. Take the kids or call a babysitter? You could do either. Spirited Swiss lunch bar by day, quality informal diner by night. Reasonable prices. Neighbourly atmosphere courtesy of the three Swiss musketeers: Hermann Orth, Milo Bigter and Rene Widmer. 000 Osaka Sushi, 4369 Gallant Ave., North Vancouver, 929-5033. Open every day from 1} a.m. Visa accepted. Not licensed. Take the kids or call a babysitter? You $1.00 OFF ANY PURCHASE OVER $5.00 Please prose this coupon when ordering, Not a cash subsdtute. ‘Valid ondy a1 yom Villey focalion. One coupon per person, per ésit. Sot sshd with any other offer. Otfer valid July 9 & 10, 197) a} [2] ré 201-1199 lynn Valley Centre (Reside Seng Hag’) * nS. Wednesday, July 7, 1999 — North Shore News — 27 could do either. A good small Japanese bistro in Deep Cove on the Gallant Avenue strip. Friendiy and low-key. 900 Inn Cogneate Bistro and Bakery, 1857 Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, 988-0201. Open every day for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Visa and MasterCard accepted. Licensed to sell beer and wine. Vegetarian options? Some. Take the kids oz call a babysitter? Take the kids. David Hossini’s mid- Lonsdale house of hearty home cooking and warm neighborly ambience. Excels in big portions, baked gouds and grilled gastronomy. BOG Shore Winds Restaurant, in the Lonsdale Quay Hotei, 123 Carrie Cates Crt. North Vancouver, 986- 6L1is 904-3046. Visa, MasterCard and Amezican Express accepted. Open everyday for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Fully licensed. Vegetarian options? Some. Take the kids or call a babysitter? Call a babysitter. Full-service restaurant in the Lonsdaic Quay Hotel operated by Steve and Shirley Robertson. Good harborside view. aoa The Green - House Restaurant, 222 Pemberton Ave., North Vancouver, 999-1142. O Monday to Saturday for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Closed y Regular Sub "Friday ony 12-6pni 50% OFF BUY ANY SANDWICH AND A DRINK AND GET A SECOND SANDWICH OF EQUAL OR LESSER VALUE FOR 1/2 PRICE e Sak Pen GD OR) 9S SE aa ave ee Ps TE ON a OT Os ee a [3] Please presem this coupon when ordering. Sot a-cash substinate, ‘Valid only af tana Valley location. One coupon per persons, per visit. ‘Not valid with arty other aller, Ofer valid Judy 9 & 10, 1999 for dinner on Sunday night. Visa, MasterCard and American Express accepted. Licensed to sell beer and wine. Vegetarian options? A few. Take the kids or call a babysitter? Take the kids. Sinall Pemberton Avenue family diner run by Robert and Jili Zodichi. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Big menu of basic dining items. Geod dollar value. QM0Q Bay Moorings Restaurant, 6330 Bay St., West Vancouver, 921-8184. Visa, MasterCard and American Express accepted. Open everyday for lunch and din: ner. Fully licensed. Vegetarian options? Some. Take the kids or cali a babysitter? Take the kids. Large Greco-Roman din- ing room overlooking Horseshoe Bay. Good food; neighvorly atmosphere; great sundeck. 900 Krua Thai Restaurant, 1445 Lonsdale Ave., North Open eeess 990-9389 en every night for din- ner, Open for lunch . Monday to Friday. Licensed to ‘sell beer and wine. Vegetarian options? Many. Take the kids or call a babysitter? You could do either as long as your kids are open to Southeast Asian dining adventures. Small mid-Loiisdale house of good authentic Thai food. The 30-seater was the North Shore’s first Thai food restau- See more page 28 a? mos: SUES: fe ree ee cee ees ce ee on ee cs eee es ce ene a oe me os