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RESTAURANT NEWS NORTH SHORE-WIDE

TO HELP usher in warmer
”. pre-summer weather, to-
tay? s Table Hopping menu

, features a‘selection of lighter .
"spring restaurant. news ©.
items. The, regular review
-wiil appear in next Friday’ s.

“WING'S ON WOODBINE, 3043.
_ WOODBINE DRIVE, EDGE- |

VANCOUVER, 985-8115” mle
The Woodbine Inn‘ never really

~"pecovered from the death last year

Jofi its owner and sregarious | host

és the primary ingredients behind

he Woodbinie's enduring success
and its enshrinem:ent a3 a iocall :
‘Village dining fiature. . ° .

--Without Mr. Chu it’ was just not.”

“The restaurant was taken | over
Wing Jung last August. He kept
‘oodbini

new menu will appear in this col-

umn space at a later date. Stand

by.

THE QUEENS Cross, 2998
“LONSBALE AVENUE, NORTH
VANCOUVER, 980-7715 .

- Completion of the neighborhood:
pub's new heated open-air patio is
expected later this month. = ..

The 20-seat appendage to one of
- the North Shore’s most popular .

; > pubs ‘will be on the Cross’s Lons-

dale Avenue side. Its Moor and a-

“ ‘surrounding handrail, affixed to a

3%-foot-high wooden patio wall,
will emit radiant heat to provide
suitable Cross warmth to patrons

©)" @n those occasional North Van-
- couver days when the sun does not

shine.

oA retractable ‘awning ig also
scheduled to be installed tc help
ward off similarly occasional
North Shore showers...
PEMBERTON STATION; 135
PEMBERTON, NORTH VAN

 COUVER, 984-3558 ©

Though heated only

sonality, the Station’s four-table
sundeck will soon feature 4
barbecue to add the aromas and
gustative expesicnees of summer to
its front-porch style section.

THE FIVE SAILS RESTAU-
RANT, THE PAN PACIFIC

HOTEL, 300-999 CANADA
PLACE, 662-811f  ~

‘" Two North Shore residents °°

helped this Vancouver restaurant
‘achieve the distinction of being

dubbed one of the outstanding res-

‘taurants of the world by the New
, York-based Travel/Holiday Mag-
azine.

Five Sails Executive Sous-Chef.

‘Tony Burrows and Sous-Chef
Brian Hewitt, both of North'Van- |

couver, accepted the award recent-
ly from the magazine's restaurant
and wine editor Robert Balzer. “*:..

. SERGIO'S OYSTER BAR, 304°

LONSDALE AVENUE, NORTH

“ YANCOUVER, 980-2225

‘Business complications have

7 7 hats- ight ° — if. its. your: birtinday, just come in with your
“LD. and three or more friends and, we: supply. the cake: and

17 - Friday,

May 13. 4988 ~ Nor

NEW York based j

Holiday Magazine's restaurant
and wine editor Robert
Lawrence Balz (centre) and
honored Five Executive
Sous-Chef Tosty Burrows (left)
and Sous-Chef Brian Hewitt,
Both Burrows and Hewitt are

. North Vancouver residents.

phota fom Butler

Sergio’s adjoining. Hip- /
popotamus Club toud dance music
= and cocktail bar, where area Hip-
posters were wont to sample the
late-night entertainmen) waters,
has also drifted into local
nightclub history. HH
THE EMERALD PARK RES- -
TAURANT, 350 EAST SECOND ©
STREET, NORTH “VAN-
COUVER, 984-9786 /

A new evening menu has been

“drawn up for the restaurant that

fills the aristocratic halls and
billiard rooms once stalked by Col.
Alfred St. George Hamersley, one
of the North Shore’ s original dlue/
bloods.

Prices have been trimmed (Rack :
of Lamb, once $17.95, is now
$15.95), and an overhauled '
seafood section includes somic in--

ieresting-sounding selections; Mahi

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- forced closure of what was a good | a .
* Upper Lower Lonsdale bar. fand*

Our soups, salads, spastas and pizzas are definitely | ;
high in satisfaction, yet low in price. So whatever) -”
your measure, at Boston Pizza, you. always c come

"1078 MARINE DRIVE
NORTH VANCOUVER -
984-0407

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