30 - Wednesday, November 9, 1988 - North Shore News

TASTY MORSEL
SMORGASBORD

The latest news on the restaurant scene

TODAY’S SPECIAL is a multi-course smorgasbord of dining we 2 po Sd Spano
news culled from the North Shore. Readers can make as ‘ at ‘
many trips around the column as they like. The

regular restaurant review will appear in next Wednesday's
column.

CAFE NORTE, 3108 EDGEMONT __ the locale’s new owners plan a

BOULEVARD, NORTH VAN- grand opening sometime in mid-
COUVER November, which is pretty close
to now, according to my calendar,

Spanish has given way to Mex- No Norte phone number was

ican along the increasingly inter- available to press-time Monday,

esting Edgemont Boulevard dining _ but the restaurant should be plug-

strip. ged into B.C. Tel by the time you
EI Meson, which opened with read this.

excellent Spanish cuisine in March Norte food, according to the

1985, recently bid a fond farewell —_restaurant’s owners, will be classic

and a fonder adios to the Edge- and “‘unclassic’’ Mexican — for

mont area. those without their handy
- restaurateur phrase book: authen-
tic Mexican and non-Mexican.
Deiails of the menu will be
reported here as soon as they hit ;
Table Hopping research desks.
Taking shape across the street

TIMOTHY trom cate Norteand the legendary:
: RENSHAW everd. :

i recently pressed the long Table

i Hopping snout against the latter's
table hopping window and beheld a still-under-

, construction nouveau cafe, replete
The restaurant had been sold by with warm pastel colors and cap-
original owners Antonio Calderon puccino aspirations.

and Carlos Ortega to Manuel fe ;. SORRENTO’S

Sovin lat yoarsbutthe mal ACOmpRte Cale Boulevard Bo tovmee Mani

brilliance of El Meson food did not once Table Hopping snouts can Senarsky presents, for ~

survive the ownership change get from outside to inside the pizza hound evaluation, a Mexicait Photo Nell Lucente

completely intact. ; cafe's windows. and a spinach pizza—two new pizza selections she added recently to the West Vancouver
The restaurant's food has since restaurant’s menu. All Sorrento’s pizzas are made with fresh, pure ingredients.

vaulted the Atlantic to the warm See Escape = _ war = a meeereranne sare ac —_ —

and spicy climes of Mexico, and Page 35 ee - ° a " :

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