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Brown Bridge Pub, Princeton, B.C.

Today, on our way home from Vancouver, we wanted to stop for a quick lunch break without having to leave the highway and go down into the town. We had already been to a couple of restaurants and were not happy with them and decided to try this one.

When you enter, it looks just like a good, clean pub. We ordered coffee and a cola to drink and Don ordered the one piece cod and fries and I, thinking ever so cautiously, would order a salad. I dread doing this because every salad I have ever ordered in a restaurant puts onions in and on the dish.

Well, our server was a real delight and the food was exceptional.  Don really enjoyed the fish and chips. It was piping hot and came with a great tasting coleslaw.

My ginger beef salad was so wonderful…..the beef was super tender and lots of  it on top of fresh spinach, grated purple and green cabbage (just enough, not too much) and cherry tomatoes.  I am still licking my lips. 

It was our first visit and certainly won’t be our last. Clean, great pricing and great food. If they had a web page I would include it, but they don’t. If you drive through Princeton, give them a try. It is worth it just to stop and take a break.

 

 

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Scouzi’s Restaurant – Vancouver, B.C.

I cannot remember a restaurant that so sincerely welcomed customers to the establishment as the owner of this restaurant. http://www.scoozis.ca/Scoozis-Home.html. So sincere and so pleasant, it was a treat to be seated outside on a beautiful sunny morning with friends.

Our friends ordered the famous Breakfast Pizza to share. It was made up of scrambled eggs, lean ham, fresh tomatoes and spinach baked with mozzarella cheese. Sharon had tea and Gary ordered coffee. They really liked it and claim it would be too much for one person.

Don ordered a glass of orange juice and the “Big Breakfast”. It consisted of scrambled eggs, fried potatoes, toast and sausage which had been cut in half length-wise and fried. He had fruit pieces on his plate. The orange juice came with a wedge of fresh orange in the juice and a slice of watermelon and large strawberry on the side of the glass. Amazing!

I ordered the cinnamon bun. Now, this was not just a cinnamon bun. There were slices/pieces of: watermelon, blackberries, strawberries, grapefruit, orange, raspberries, passion fruit, cherry, pomegranate and cantaloupe and three more that have actually slipped my mind, over the top and sides of the bun then topped with warm honey. OMG! OMG! Both Don and I had coffee to top it all off.

The waiters were as friendly as the owner. This must be one of Vancouver’s best restaurants for breakfast.

Prices were $$ so it was reasonable. We will definitely return.

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