Skinny Fat Jack's - Vancouver

Skinny Fat Jack's is a Back Alley Bar dedicated to cocktails and intimate live music (the bluff that is completely true). We heard some actors we knew never heard of the place. It is behind the Slickity Jim's Chat n' Chew Breakfast Restaurant and shares the kitchen with this place. It's tiny, holds about 25-30 people. But for this size place, the menu is diverse and interesting, with appies, sandwiches, burgers, plates, more than what is shown on the website menu. We had a bride, grilled pears, canned walnuts and maple syrup appetizer, and it turned out that they could offer me gluten-free bread that went very well with him. The server checked if we wanted more bread than we had left some brie. I also had the pork tacos that were delicious, served with a nicely dressed mixed salad salad salad. The drinks were interesting. I liked the strange sound that I tried, so ordered something else, and I wasn't charged for the first drink that I thought was very impressive because it wasn't her fault that I didn't like it. Prices were very reasonable, in line with the casualty of the place.

Skinny Fat Jack's is a Back Alley Bar devoted to swell cocktails and intimate live music (their blurb, which is entirely true). We went to hear some performers we knew, had never heard of the place before. It's behind the Slickity Jim's Chat n' Chew breakfast restaurant and shares the kitchen with that place. It's tiny, holds around 25-30 people maybe. But for that size place, the menu is varied and interesting, with appies, sandwiches, burgers, platters, more than what is shown on the website menu. We had a brie, grilled pears, candied walnuts and maple syrup appetizer, and it turned out they could offer me gluten-free bread that went very well with it. The server checked to see if we wanted more bread when we still had some brie left over. I also had the pork tacos, which were delicious,served with a nicely dressed mixed lettuce salad. The drinks were interesting. I didn't like the strange-sounding one I decided to try, so ordered something else, and I was not charged for the first drink, which I thought was very impressive, since it's not their fault that I didn't like it. Prices were very reasonable, in line with the casualness of the place.

This is a really great place in the heart of mount pleasant. It definitely caters to vegans and vegetarians, but has enough meat on the menu so that no one

I am not a vegan, but I do like vegan/vegetarian fare, and unfortunately the vegan breakfast poutine just didn't live up to its name. The vegan breakfast

1) food was alrightI was really looking forward to the poutine, but both the gravy and the fries were mediocreFor entree, I had the vegan cabonara.