to dine for eatery

i made an urban spoon account just so i can write a review for this place. i absolutely love it!
not many people know about it because theyve only been open for 2 months. everything on the menu is amazing! i tried the bj burger and the korean rice bowl. fresh, just the right amount of everything... delish!!!!
family runplaceand the staff is soooo nice. the restaurant is also very clean

was served a sausage sandwich and not an actual burger due to the excessive amount of fillings added to each patty. prices don't match when a 6oz patty has only 3-4oz of meat. theplaceis clean, food served hot off the grill, fries are good and the staff is friendly.

this resturant is the bestplacefor burgers. every single food is hand made starting from the bread peti and all the vegetables were fresh.
especially i loved the bread because it soo soft. i ve tried a crying burger, it was delicious and spicy.
i highly recommend this place!

although theplacelooks slice and modern, everything has the warm, down-to-earth feel of a family-run operation. service was fast and super friendly. as i mentioned, the chef/owner actually came out as we were finishing up to check in on how we enjoyed

a bit pricey for soup. i like thisplaceand though a bit pricey, most times i'm ok with it except today. today's soup special was jalapeno cheddar broccoli soup (something like that). the item had no price so i thought it was a daily special for soup which is $6 with bun. i thought since there was no menu listing of soup this was their only soup.....

the total for 1 soup with no bun, $7.30. the soup cost $7 because it's a special soup. had i known that the soup would be so expensive, i would have gone across the street to tim horton's. i wanted something quick and cheap. at $7, i could have ordered a sandwich or something.

btw, the soup tastes pretty bad. the flavours of the cheese and broccoli do not complement each other and there is no jalapeno kick to it. it's just thick and all you taste is the strong cheddar taste. if you see this on their menu, skip it!

to dine for is a pleasant surprise in a nondescript office building on terminal ave. east of main st. the exterior signs are large and busy (they have to catch your attention somehow while you wiz by in a car), but inside theplacehas a cool, stylish look with orange and purple walls and some mock-flock wallpaper. hollywood crooners croon over the speakers while breakfast goers choose from a simple menu of eggs benedict (various types), two breakfast sandwiches and a standard eggs, bacon and toast plate. i enjoyed the hollandaise-free tomato and two-cheese eggs benedict ($12.95), served with your choice of fries or salad. it was well-done standard fare – english muffins, poached eggs, tomato and cheese, all fresh and flavourful. a nice touch was just a hint of garlic on the toasted muffins, and the fries were hand peeled before they hit the deep fryer.

really good. i've seen thisplacedozens of times before while passing by on the skytrain and i've always thought that perhaps it was a simple sandwich and coffee shop, a friend suggested this restaurant and reading the reviews, i was very eager to try it. the food was able to meet my high expectations - which is a rare feat. good quality food paired with friendly and polite service. even though it's not on the menu anymore, i inquired about the 'poutine burger' and they were more than happy to accommodate my request. it was delicious! i especially love the fact that they have an vegetarian gravy that is homemade. the restaurant is clean, comfortable and within walking distance from a skytrain station (very important).

harty benedict. i knew this chief come from jimmy'splacein coquitlam.
i missed the egg benedict in jimmy's place.
finally, i found the chief is here now.
i had egg benedict today. it was so goooooooooooooood.

best burgers in town!. went to tdf today for the first time and had to write a review for this place!

we had driven by thisplacea few times and today we had time and decided to drop in for dinner. it's so cool in there...kind of retro with the stainless steel legged furniture and bold colors. menu is primarily breakie food and burgers. my husband had the tdf burger and i had the flamming hot burger. both were soooo good. you can tell the beef patties are hand made, not frozen premade patties...they were juicy and delicious! everything was presented really nicely and you can tell all ingredients are fresh ... even the detail in the placement of toppings is really thoughtfully done. the spicy burger is spicy...and so original. i've never tasted a sauce like that...i'm going to be craving this burger again for sure! the burgers come with their fries that are hand cut and double fried (i asked the waitress!) and were extra crispy and delish!

we're going to come in next for their blackstone benny!

would highly recommend thisplaceto everyone!!! yummmmmm!!!!

new favouriteplaceto eat. i've gone to "to dine for" 4 times now and every time i've had something different and every time what i had was ammaaaaazing!! the pb burger is my fave but they all are great. i highly recommend this place!

we found theplaceon urban spoon. the location was a little weird but we thought we would try it out. soooooo good! our food ranged from a grilled cheese sandwich to a beef burger, the ted (thanksgiving every day) too a traditional dish. we were all over the moon impressed with the food! delish. the service was impeccable. the chef came out several times to check on us and even brought my little girl a treat. felt like family! i will be back and i will bring my peeps.

poutine burger. mmmm so good! literally just poutine on a burger. really good gravy and they used real curds, i'm pretty sure, not just mozzarella! so yum!


-----11 mar, 2012-----

awesome new place!. checked out thisplaceon a whim with my friend and we were blown away by the great service, great food, and classy atmosphere! i went for a poutine burger with salad - the salad was a great sized portion, very simply dressed but quality ingredients. the burger was amaaaazing - there's a note on the menu that says the burger are hand made every morning at a local butcher place, and you can totally tell how fresh they were - so tender and flavourful! my friend got the bj burger - bj stands for "bacon jam" which is just about as delicious as it sounds (she let me try).
also try the bruleed grapefruit - the waitress let us sample it for free and it was sooo good! just like a baked grapefruit with some caramelized sugar on top - simple but delicious!
overall, thisplacejust has a rad vibe and the food is very simple, but creative and made with great quality ingredients! would go again and will try to convince all my friends to check it out, too!

found awesome burgers in vancouver. was amazing taste ive ever tasted, :d
all most everything is "house made products' except ketchup lol,

people work there were sooooo nice that i felt like i was treated like their family

you can enjoy fabulous interiors with the burgers,
must visitplacei recommend!!