Vancouver Lunch Spots
Yes we eat out a fair bit. And while it looks like on social media that we may always be together, we actually find a separate place to work/ eat most days. Sometimes (and almost always on Fridays) this also involved lunch. Now that we are back in the big city the options are endless. So this series is a round up of our favourite, unique and very diverse lunch spots in Vancouver.
Read parts 1 – 8 of the Friday Lunch series!
My Pick of the Week – Jeff
The Dime Brewhouse (everything $4.95) – 1017 Granville Street 
I think this makes 8 out of 9 weeks that I found a place that Tara will never set foot in. The Dime on Granville had a sign out advertising everything $4.95. Good enough for me! I had the fried egg sandwich with french fries (the other option is house greens for a side). The sandwich was OK, but the bun was far too large and took away from the egg flavour. The maple bacon was a nice addition but further took away from the egg. Overall this was not as good as some of the cheap Friday lunches I have had in this blog series. I’d give this a 3 out of 10 and would likely go back to The Famous Warehouse, Speakeasy or the Fountainhead Pub before returning to this place again. However I was in and out the door for $8.95 (my pint of beer was only $4).
My Pick of the Week – Tara
Jusu Bar Yaletwon – 518 Davie Street
My pic this week was a non-lunch, lunch. Since we have been eating out so much lately I went for a juice lunch. The apartment that we rented from May to September has commercial spaces on the main floor and one of them just happens to be Jusu Bar. Jusu is a Victoria based company that offers cold pressed juice, smoothies & superfood shots. It took me 8 weeks to try it but I read up on all of the juice options online and their benefits and bought two. ‘Green Machine’ – Apple, Cucumber, Ginger, Kale, Lemon, Parsley, Spinach and ‘The Classic‘ – Apple, Beet, Carrot, Celery, Ginger, Lemon, Romaine ($10 each for 435ml). I drank half of each and both were tasty (and this is purely my opinion of course, as I know LOTS of people who would not like them). JUSU juice is raw and highly perishable so I finished them the next day. The healthy lunch that gave me a boost when I needed it and did not feel like eating.
We, Jeff and Tara Ciecko of CK Golf write two blogs, one is our 19th Hole Blog where we share personal experiences and the other an Industry Blog where we comment on general business and internet marketing best practices, sales strategies and give golf industry related opinions. We have owned CK Golf for 9 years and provide marketing, social media and business services to the golf and other industries. As of August 2016 our life and our business is ‘location independent’. Our 19th Hole Blog is about the places we visit and the things we do. If you have any questions or comments, or happen to be in the same location as us please reach out and contact us anytime.
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