Name: Twisted Fork
Address: 213 Carrall St, Vancouver, BC V6B 2J2, Canada, Vancouver
Telephone: +1-604-5680749
Price range: $$-$$$
Rating: 4.1

We waited an hour for a table but it was definitely worth the wait. The brunch was delicious and the service was excellent. We really enjoyed our time at Twisted Firk in Vancouver!

我们等了一个小时才有桌位，但这绝对值得等待。早午餐十分美味，服务非常好。我们真的很享受在温哥华的Twisted Firk餐馆的时光！

做的很不错的法式鸡蛋早餐哦，要吃的话需要称早哦，这个鸡蛋汁水很棒的哦，环境也比较的小资，和买法国路边吃到的感觉一模一样哦。

The French egg breakfast is very well made. You need to call early if you want to eat it. The egg juice is great. The environment is also relatively petite, and it feels exactly the same as what you would eat on the roadside in France.

总体感觉一般般啊，感觉全都是各种蛋，炒鸡蛋，鸡蛋派，吃不太习惯、价格2017年6月涨了还

The overall feeling is so-so. It feels like all kinds of eggs, scrambled eggs, egg pies, I am not used to it. The price has increased since June 2017.

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This is a nice place, a popular lively and relaxed place. It is popular with young people but as one of the oldest couples here we didn&#39;t feel too bad. The food was delicious, I had the Italian style pork belly sandwich which was delicious.

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The Lamplighter Public House was founded in 1899 as a bar. In 1875, there were only 10 buildings in Gastown, 4 of which were dedicated to selling alcoholic beverages. Therefore, this bar has a sense of history and is still popular today because of its attentive service, pleasant atmosphere, and a variety of cocktails, beers, etc.

We stayed in an Airbnb on the corner of West Broadway. This restaurant is worth a walk if you&#39;re staying downtown. The waitress was lovely. The food and atmosphere were great. There were lots of choices on the menu and the staff made recommendations. We would happily return next time we&#39;re in Vancouver.

Clough Club also participated in the recent Dine Out Vancouver event, and the three-course dinner cost $15. Behind the big red wall of Limplighter, the area is small, the lights are dim, and there is only one person at the front desk mixing cocktails. He told me: &quot;The bar does not accept children.&quot; I had to leave disappointed.

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