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EARLS, PATRIARCHS

and chowderheads

make up the menu for
this summer Table Hopping
edition, so slather on the
tanning oils, tuck in the old
beach-side napkin and
Prepare to consume a mess
o’ Tasty Morsels.

The full-course restaurant
review will appear in the next
Table Hopping column.

The Golden Pearl, 128-333
Brooksbank Avenue, North
Vancouver, 986-3733

The Pearl has been packing in
shoppers and cinema-goers at its
Park and Tilford Shopping Centre
location with a menu that is full of
spicy Szechwan style and punc-
tuated with selections featuring
varying amounts of Far Eastern cu-
linary pizzazz.

Curries, crunchy rice, hot pep-
pers and chow meins from

Singapore to Shanghai are all
served at the Pearl.

Live lobster and crab are also on
the menu for those who like to
meet their dinners before they eat
them.

A full Table Hopping review of
the Golden Pear/ will appear in an
upcoming episode.

Sir Francis Caulfeild, 5303
Headland Drive, West Yan-
couver, 922-0801

A past West Vancouver mayor?
An eccentric aristocrat living out
his last days on seaside West Van-
couver shores spinning seafaring
yarns for indifferent neighbors?

No, no. Sir Frank is a new res-

BE A GUEST
AT YOUR
NEXT PARTY

Set yourself free to enjoy
your guests. Let us take
care of the necessary ar-
rangements. And depend
on a tempting selection
of fine cuisine.

Call for a free estimate
to find how
affordable it is

922-8887

2409 Marine Drive
West Vancouver

Mon-Sat dam to 8pm
Sunday 11am to Som.

A CHEER for chowderheads ...
Sailor Hagars neighborhood
pub team assesses the finer
points of its clam chowder as
it prepares for the Sixth An-
nual Clam Chowder contest
scheduled (to be held Sunday
at North Vancouver City’s
Waterfront Park. From left to
right: Mark Winter, Beian
Riedlinger, Brad Williams and
Donald MacDonald.

taurant that has taken root in one
of the more affluent areas of West
Vancouver.

® Facial at Skin Deep

© Makeup update at
Compliment

© Hair styling by Larry

COMPLIMENT FASHIONS

150 West 15th Street, North Vancouver, B.C. V7M 1R5
Telephone: 988-2096

The restaurant has been
christened after Francis W.
Caulfeild, a pioneering Brit who
took a shine to the West Van-
couver area in the 1890s and, like
any good Great British aristocrat of
his time, consequently bought up
several hundred acres.

Ownership of Sir Francis
Caulfeild has engaged in its own
form of culinary imperialism by
luring Joseph Lassaga, one of the
North Shore's best chefs, away
from West Vancouver's Chez
Michel.

On the strength of that acquisi-
tion alone, I'd wager that Sir

We invite you to take part in our

ANNUAL

SUMMER SALE

FANTASTIC SAVINGS
UP TO 50% OFF!

QUEEN FOR A DAY

For every $100 purchased
you get one entry in the draw.

PAMPERING INCLUDES:
¢ Outfit from Compliment

¢ Dinner for two at Le Meridien
with Limousine Service!

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Frank’s is worth a try.

A quick perusal of its menu
shows an entree price range of
$14 up to $19.

Entrees include Quails in Rasp-
berry Sauce ($15.95), Sweetbread
in Champagne Cream Sauce
($16.95), Rack of Lamb ($18.25)
and Breast of Pheasant au
Calvados with wild mushroom
sauce ($18.25).

In the dessert section, a sterling
selection of Port wines, cheeses,
and such alluring confections as
Profiteroles ($4.50) and Crepes

See Chowder
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