Today the Lunch Bunch, with no fear of Friday 13th, ventured forth to explore a new restaurant. The Walking Group sees this restaurant every Thursday, when we go on the Granville Island walk, and have been intrigued by it. Once we passed by and a waiter was standing outside, enjoying the sunshine. Cheekily we asked to see a menu. He obliged and invited us to come back some time. So today the Lunch Bunch did. It's called Ocean 6 Seventeen, which is its address at 617 Stamps Landing.
The entrance to this small restaurant, with a fabulous view
The view from our table by the window on this rainy day
My choice of entree: crab cakes with mixed salad greens and garlic artichoke dressing, delicious
My dessert: a chocolate ganache torte with mango saffron sherbertWell despite the rain, we enjoyed lunch which was delicious. We enjoyed each other's company and caught up on what we had all been doing and what we planned to be doing over the summer.
Since we are all members, we'll all see each other again for the Short Book Club meeting on Monday evening.
Since we are all members, we'll all see each other again for the Short Book Club meeting on Monday evening.
6 comments:
Beautiful views; both from the window and your table. Your choice for lunch looks wonderful!
I love restaurants by yacht harbours. Your lunch looked delicious.
Hi ajr,
Lovely view isn't it? It was raining so no one hardly there.
Regards
jmb
Hi Michèle,
I love restaurants with a view such as this. We have quite a choice in Vancouver. There is an even bigger one almost next door. But it's view is even better because it can see up and down the inlet.
We liked this one and would go again.
Regards
jmb
Sheer decadence!
I so miss Vancouver. I've been many parts of it, from Kitsilano to North Van and out east and have sailed on English Bay.
I don't know why but I'd thought you were visiting Van only. You live there! That's special.
Hi James,
I had no idea you were acquainted with Vancouver. It is indeed a beautiful setting. I have lived here for 46 years. I do love it but I also love Sydney, the home of my first 24 years, then London for two years and finally here.
Regards
jmb
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