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FROM CAFE Veneto to you...A dish of Tira Misu is presented by (left to right) Juan Barros, Bruce Milligan,
Hamish Miller and Edward Yu. Their Cafe Veneto restaurant in Vancouver is rapidly becoming one of the

city’s most popular.

Cafe
Veneto
worth
Yaletown
trip

Cafe Veneta, in the Yaletown
Galleria, 225-1080 Mainland
Street, Vancouver, 662-8990.
Visa, Mastercard, American Ex-
press accepted. Open for dinner
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Open for lunch Monday to Fri-
day. Wheelchair accessible if
prior arrangements are made.

HE BRIGHT kitchen

light that lit up Win-

dows at the late Inter-
national Plaza Hotel in
North Vancouver is now
lighting up a corner of the
ever more fashionable
Yaietown area of Van-
couver.

TIMOTHY |
RENSHAW

table hopping

Bruce Milligan opened Cafe
Veneto last April along with Win-
dows compatriot Juan Barros, and
the two have been building a solid
Yaletown following ever since.

The small, elegant restaurant
serves food grounded in the
vibrancy of northern Italian
cuisine, but embellished with the
Milligas: craftsmanship that made
for such inspired dining at Win-
dows during its brief flowering in
North Vancouver.

When the shutters were finally
pulled on Windows in late 1987
with the closure of the Interna-
tional Plaza, Milligan was lured to
Toronto.

But he soon came to his senses
and returned to Vancouver with
ambitions to trade the massive
kitchens and sedate menus of
hotels for the more intimate and
informal surroundings of a small
restaurant.

Cafe Veneto resides on the sec-
ond floor of the Yaletown
Galleria. It is outfitted in tile, sub-

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