14 - Friday, May 22, 1987 - North Shore News

Eintertainment

Savor some Tasty Morsels’

AN ABUNDANCE of local
restaurant news has
necessitated placing the reg-
ular Table Hopping review
on the back burner. The
regular restaurant critique
will appear in next Friday’s
column.

WINDOWS AT THE INTERNA-
TIONAL PLAZA HOTEL, 1999
MARINE DRIVE, NORTH
VANCOUVER, 984-0611.

The innovative hotel restaurant
has decreed May to be B.C.

Asparagus Month. An entire menu .-

popular and oft
is now

-Starring the
misunderstood plant
featured.

table
hopping

Included in the asparagusiaa
potpourri are such items as
lemon-peppered asparagus spears
with smoked salmon ($4.25),
Ginger Prawns with Asparagus
sauteed with pine nuts and cilantro
($14), deep-fried Asparagus Spring
Rolls with black currant vinaigrette
($3.95), fresh asparagus, strawber-
ry and Camembert cheese pie
($2.95), and of course, everybody's
favorite, home-made Asparagus
Ice Cream ($1.95).

SERGIO’S, 304 LONSDALE,
NORTH VANCOUVER, 980-2225
The popular mid-town bar_and

restaurant opened for lunch May |

4, .

A new lunch menu, featuring a
full range of luncheon faverites,
from soup to pasta ($2 to $6), will
be served Monday through Friday.
LAS TAPAS RESTAURANTE,
131 WEST ESPLANADE,
NORTH VANCOUVER

Continuing post-Expo 86
realignment in the loca! restaurant
scene has dispatched another
Lower Lonsdale eatery to the res-
taurant deep freeze.

Las Tapas was one of the first of
a new and revitalizing wave of res-
taurants that washed up on the
North Shore in the late '70s and
permanently changed the face of
what was a largely staid restaurant
scene.

The Spanish tapas and sangria
bar expired in the shadow of the
Lonsdale Quay development and
increasingly intense area competi-
tion for local dining dollars.
FIESTA MEXICANA, 1200
LONSDALE, NORTH VAN-
COUVER, 985-8226

After a long delay in its sched-
uled opening, the Fiesta is finally
churning out a full selection .of
Chimichangas, enchiladas, tacos
and huevos rancheros.

The Lonsdale Avenue restaurant
will help fill the large Mexican cu-
linary void left on the North Shore
with the close of Cisco’s, the Mex-
icana’s predecessor.

An initial perusal of Fiesta’s
menu revealed a wide array of
authentic Mexican cuisine. Ap-
petizers range from $4 to $7, while
entrees range from $7 to $11.

Restaurant owner Vaido Ur-
tusastegui has promised nightly
Mexican entertainment and Mex-
ican-style service.

A full Fiesta critique will appear
soon,

YOUR PLACE OR MINE, 107
WEST ESPLANADE, NORTH
VANCOUVER, 986-6211

The hospitable Vavaris family
has added the services of an
astrologer to the restaurant’s in-
formal atmosphere and good-
quality Greek cuisine.

Every Tuesday and Thursday,
Crystal Long sets up shop in Your
Place from 2 to 5 p.m. Star and
planetary assessments are done by
appointment only and make a
good accompaniment to a plate of

bebgpheni sty, ote oe y

Calamari or an A Gustos Caesar
Selad, though digestion may be af-
fected by the predictions given.
DREAM DESSERTS, 57 LONS-
DALE, NORTH VANCOUVER,
987-8152

For diners suffering the cravings
of chronic sweet-teeth, this new
Lower Lonsdale outlet is open
every day from 11:30 a.m. to 7
p.m.

Desserts featured include Ger-
man apple strudel, ice cream and
banana splits.

Already providing a popular an-
tidote to family-sized shipyard

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999 Canada Place, Ball Room.

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"Super Special —

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Saimon Oscar
Veal Parmesan
Marinated Chicken
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Dining in only
$2.75
$2.95
$8.75
$7.95
$7.95
$7.50

Served with salad & garlic toast
For limited time only
10% off and free delivery on our regular menu

AVALON
1025 Marine

Next Casino
Century Plaza
1015 Burrard St.
June 2, 3,4
Tues., Wea., Thurs.

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LIMITS

HOTEL
Dr., N. Van.

MAY 26, 27, 28; Tues., Wed., Thurs.
DOORS OPEN 6:00

Sponsored by: (Vancouver Youth Theatre #61264)

worker appetites, Drean: Desserts
opened in early April. The cafe is

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scheduled to have a cappuccino
machine installed shortly.

Specializing in Seafood and Spit-
Roasted Meats and Poultry on a
French cast-iron open flame
rotisserie.

Every
NNER” $17.25 — thurs. Eve.

SUNDAY BRUNCH 11 a.m. -2 p.m.

PIANO EVENINGS
FRIDAY & SATURDAY

FREE PARKING AFTER & P.M.
1055 DUNSMUIR BENTALL

PATIO DINING
IN THE SUMMER

AND ALL DAY WEEKENDS
4 PLAZA LEVEL 669-0360

PARTICIPACTION DAY

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Summer Guest Program
for the whole family
June 1through August 31/87

Spend your holidays right here at the North Shore Winter Club

offering everything an expensive resort

could feature — exceat the price!

Swimming — 25 metre outdoor pool, diving tank, training, coaching, competition in Marlins

Swim Club, wading pool, lessons
Sports
camp

Tennis —4 indoor & 4 outdoor courts

TIkI Deck — Daily luncheon specials, barbeques,
—Figure, hockey and ringette schools

Ice

~ 3-14 yr olds, field trips, flag football, kitemaking, hikes, water polo, water
basketball, horseback riding, canoeing, crafts, walks, etc.

dinners — all enjoyed poolside

JOIN EARLY LIMITED NUMBER
Note: First ten to sign up, receive complimentary one week FREE Sports camp

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1325 East Keith Road .
985-4135

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