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L'Abattoir RestaurantvsCioppino's Mediterranean Grill
L'Abattoir Restaurant and Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill are both praised by professional travelers. Overall, Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill ranks marginally higher than L'Abattoir Restaurant. Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill scores 86 with approval from 8 reviews such as Lonely Planet, Gayot and Fodor's.
L'Abattoir Restaurant
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Lonely Planet
217 Carrall St, GASTOWN, Vancouver, British Columbia V6B 2J2, Canada
From $20/night
"L'Abattoir plays on the butcher theme in name only—the food here is contemporary and not as meat-centric as one might think."
"This two-level restaurant with exposed brick walls and classic black-and-white floor tiles has a bold collection of cocktails and an adventurous modern menu."
"Thoughtfully-curated wine and spirits list, with knockout original cocktails, like the Donald Draper and the Slaughterhouse, served in elegant antique glassware."
"L’Abattoir serves up some beautifully fresh, creative dishes. There’s a French influence, and a slight Asian one, and maybe a dash of molecular gastronomy." Full review
14.0
"Highlights from L'Abattoir's seasonal menu have included poached steelhead and crunchy potato salad; snails and pine mushrooms with crispy chicken skin; a twist on surf 'n' turf." Full review
4.5
"“You'll want to take a picture of every plate” at this “lively” Gastown hangout where the kitchen combines Pacific Northwest ingredients with French style in “fabulous”, “inventive” fare." Full review
"A brightly-lit atrium, French patterned tiles, and bar shelves set askew are highlights in this industrial brick building." Full review
"Located in Gastown, the restaurant leans into West Coast cuisine with heavy French influences. Menu highlights include chilled marinated octopus, fillet of wild Pacific halibut "à la nage" "
Vancouver Travel Guide
November 11, 2021
Top Choice
"Gastown's most romantic top-end restaurant, this candlelit, brick-lined spot makes an art of attending to every detail." Full review
Cioppino's Mediterranean Grill
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Travel + Leisure
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Gayot
Time Out
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Zagat
Travel + Leisure
Lonely Planet
1133 Hamilton St, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
From $31/night
"A fragrant seafood stew, cioppino is the signature dish at this lofty candlelit room." Full review
"Chef/owner Giuseppe “Pino” Posteraro serves Mediterranean cuisine at Cioppino’s and its sister restaurant next door, Enoteca." Full review
"From butternut squash to beef cheeks, pasta couldn't be more perfect, but pretty much everything is, including gracious, first-class service."
14.0
"Capturing strong, clear flavors in his cooking, Posteraro taps an innate ability to pair French-inspired, Mediterranean dishes with selections from his 1,400-plus-bottle wine cellar." Full review
"Cioppino's is the place where expense accounts go to die." Full review
Star
"It’s hard to categorize this inviting Yaletown restaurant with warm, cherrywood interior – the name comes from San Francisco’s cioppino fish stew, but some food is French-influenced, other Italian."
4.6
"An open kitchen and patio tables add to the appeal, and while you may have to “open the bank vault before you go”, it’s still a “place to see and be seen."" Full review
"Easily the best Italian restaurant in the city, Cioppino's is helmed by chef Giuseppe Posteraro, who is as much an artist as he is a cook"
Vancouver Travel Guide
November 11, 2021
"Not your standard Italian joint, this fine-dining Mediterranean eatery deploys the cucina naturale approach to cooking." Full review