Wednesday, January 22, 1992 - North Shore News - 23

Cafe planning British Comedy nights

Year's resolutions to reduce, reuse and rejuvenate,

-E OR ALL those readers valiantiy adhering to New

Table Hepping has prepared another serving of
lighter dining news tidbits that are environmentally friendly
and should be recycled once digested.

The regular four-course restau-
rant review wiil return in the next
Table Hopping episode.

The Dundarave Cafe, 2427
Marine Dr. West Vancouver,
926-8838

For those interested in the
digestive powers of laughter, the
Dundarave Cafe features each

Tuesday night a special evening of
dining and live entertainment,
courtesy of West Vancouver's
Comedy Company.

The troupe provides a mix of
skits, humor, magic and variations
of what is billed as British Com-

ly.
Diners can take in the show and
_a full Dundarave Cafe meal for
$20.

_ Evenings with the Comedy
Company began last November
and have proved so popular that
Dundarave management has
Gecided to extend them indefinite-

Show time is around 8:15 p.m.
with dinner at 7 p.m.
Earl’s Tin Palace, 303 Marine
Dr., West Vancouver, 984-4341
The North Shore home of pro-

dinner menu

Timothy Renshaw
TABLE HOPPING

gressive dining will unveil its
newest culinary inspiratiun tomor-
row when it fires up Earl's first
forno oven.

Specially imported from Italy,
the igloo-shaped brick oven cooks
at extremely high temperatures;
foods prepared in it require no
cooking oils.

The forno is heated overnight
with natural gas to a temperature
of 400°F, but cooks with small
quantities of wood at temperatures
of up to 550°F.

The wood imparts subtle flavors
to forno food, which, because of
the high oven temperatures, is

cooked extremely quickly (veal
roasts are done in about seven
minutes).

Eari’s Tin Palace will be prepar-
ing veal, chicken, mixed grills and
more in the forno.

If the forno fires catch on at the
Tin Palace, forno ovens will be in-
stalled in other links in the Earl’s
chain.

Catchy’s Restaurant at Caulfeild
Village, 5303 Headiand Dr.,
West Vancouver

Table Hopping’s choice for Best
New Restaurant of 1991 will not,
unfortunately, see its first birthday,
having fallen victim to the high
mortality rate of fledgling restau-
rants.

Ah, well, it was fun while it
lasted.

Bara’s Cafe and Japanese
Cuisine, 620-2601 Westview
Dr., North Vanccuver, 987-
C080

This new cafe offers a
reasonably-priced slice of Japanese
cuisine for residents abnve the
Upper Levels Highway, and for
anyone else who might be a Japa-
nese food fan.

The small 10-table affair in the
Westview shopping centre features
an assortment of teriyaki, tempura,
katsu and yakitori selections ($6
up to $10.25 for a Bara‘s special .
Beef Teriyaki steak — 8 oz. New

Finest Cooking of the Greek islands |
Platter for Two

2422 Marine Dr. West Vancouver

9225751 _ __

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Served with Greek Salad, Kalamari,
Meat Balis, Dolmades, Spanakopita,
Mousaka, Souvlaki, Rice, Homus,
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Take out — Catering & Parties. Open on Sunday
only for Banquets or large groups. Special discount .

I Downtown Kofi presents,

SUSHI

by

York cut); some traditional rice
and noodle dishes ($5 to $6);
some Maki Sushi ($1.75 to $3.75
per roll); and some sandwiches
and hamburgers, both traditional
Canadian (Club House, $5.50;
Deluxe Burger, $4) and some jap-
anese variations (Chicken Katsu
sandwich, $5; Chicken Teriyaki
Burger, $5).

Bara’s is open from 9 a.m. to 9
p.m.; it’s aiso licensed to serve
beer, wine and sake.

Forster’s, 350 East 2nd St.,
North Vancouver, 988-8353

The Emerald Park Lodge restau-
rant has scheduled a special Jan.
23 wine tasting.

Wines featured will be from

y
Bird Special

— every

Dinner 5:30-10:30 Tues-Sat.

B.C., California, Australia and
Chile.

Vintastes will be polished and
ready to dip starting at 6:30 p.m.

The menu will feature such
items as Empanadas Espagnol
(served with a Spanish sparkling);
Escargot Vol-au-Vent (served with
an Australian Chardonnay); Celery
Pear Soup (with a Washington
state Johannisberg Riesling); Grill-
ed Swordfish in a passion fruit
raspberry coulis (with a Shiraz-
Malbec from Australia) or Veal
Sanchez (served with a Chilean
Merlot).

Dessert comes with a 1989 Mis-
sion Hill Late Harvest Riesling.

Diners can have alt of the above
for $35 per person.

Loa
RESTAURANT

$995

night, choice of 5 entrees —

Join us pec lunch or dinner from Tuesday to Saturday
Regular business hours for 1992

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January 22-25 with this ad

located at the “Sundown” end |
of Park Rovoi South

UFFET

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"For your enjoyment, our Sushi Buffet features both
sushi and special foods prepared by our kitchen.

ONE DAY ONLY

DATE:
TIME: 4:30, 5:30,

Jan. 26th (Sun.)

6:30,

7:30 & 8:30

(Maximum 2 Hour Seating Per Reservation)

LOCATION: 630 Hornby St., Vancouver
(B.C. Bank Building 2F)

PRICE: $2 1. (s10.50 -

11 years and under)

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INQUIRY: 685-7355

(Sorry No Discount Coupon Accepted)

Dinner, Lune

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and Weekend Brunch

925-1945

1362 Marine Dr.
West Vancouver