Enjoy an egg-free breakfast in Vancouver

Breakfast need not always include eggs and bacon. Many Vancouver restaurants make use of alternate ingredients such as tofu, cous cous, vegetables and potatoes to create delicious, egg-free breakfast dishes. Even the most discerning vegans (and those who are simply egg-adverse) will find something on the menu at these daytime eateries. [Image: Heirloom Vegetarian Restaurant]

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Megan Jones is a writer based in Vancouver by way of Vancouver Island, where she grew up exploring hidden beaches, hot springs, and secret lakes with her biologist parents. Now an avid adventurer, Megan loves to traverse Vancouver in search of new experiences. She also works to help authors market and publish their books through two local firms, ZG Communications, and Page Two Strategies.

Where to eat and drink during the Celebration of Light

Vancouver’s favourite firework festival is back this summer for three spectacular displays on July 29th, August 2nd and August 5th. Between Kits Beach, English Bay, Stanley Park and Granville Island, these local restaurants and food trucks make great vantage points for grabbing a bite before, after or during the Celebration of Light. [Photo credit: iStock.com/jamesvancouver]

The best restaurants to have a meal with a view

Do you crave a good meal with an even better view? The following eight Vancouver restaurants pair delicious meals and captivating vistas. From revolving restaurants to beachside bistros, there’s a dining option for everyone – and every taste – in the harbour city. [Photo credit: Tourism Vancouver/Clayton Perry]

Ahoy, Po-Boy! Seafood spots for fish sandwiches

There’s nothing quite like enjoying a crispy oyster po-boy or classic salmon burger on a hot day (or a cold one, even). Here are seven seafood-focused spots in Vancouver where you can tuck into a classic fish sandwich. [Photo credit: iStock.com/MarkGillow]