Earls Kitchen + Bar

It has good vive. The food wasn’t same that I expected but it was good. Especially risotto with chicken! The price was quite expensive I think because of the popularity.nnNext time I wanna try Seafood tower or platter.

We dined at this location last week and had a great experience! The atmosphere was welcoming and food was very decent and satisfying. But what truly made the experience exceptional was the service provided by Dani. Her attentiveness, friendliness, and professionalism were truly incredible, making us feel valued and ensuring a memorable dining experience.

Delicious! Took a bit of time to get seated when the restaurant was empty. Then someone else came who seemed to know what she was doing. Chicken and ribs was outstanding along with tuna bowl- well done. Thanks

Overrated restaurant given its price and competition. I ordered Salmon + Feta Caper Aioli. It came on a bed of rice and asparagus. The salmon is well-seasoned, asparagus tender, and the creamy aioli is well balanced with the salmon. The service was prompt and efficient. However, the portion is far too small for the price, so much so that I decided to finish off my hunger elsewhere. There is a serious lack of a single-person appetizer on the menu. Also, I'm sure the owners are saving a lot on their power bill because the lights are turned so dim that I could only barely see what I'm eating. I had an even harder time even seeing the faces of waiters. The dimly-lit-restaurant fad needs to go away, pronto. I think Earls provides a good baseline for what a good restaurant should be. But given the sheer abundance, diversity, and overall quality of cuisine found in Vancouver, do you really want to stop at Earls?

Went for dinner. Had the Vancouver dine out menu $45 for 3 courses, good value. Food was ok, service was good. Very dark inside the restaurant. Regular menu items are a bit over priced. Overall nice evening.