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You could say that Ryan Spong, co-owner of Tacofino, is a massive fan of fish tacos. In fact, he is such a devotee that he actually convinced Kaeli Robinsong, Jason Sussman, and Amy Bockner to bring their taco-truck concept from Tofino to the mainland in 2011. Even

Eat St.” is a lip-smacking celebration of North America’s Tastiest, messiest and most irresistable street food. This season TacoFino Cantina in Tofino, British Columbia is featured. Click on the Link above to see the clip. Posted Apr 30 2012 by Eat St.

Everyone At BT Gets A Chance To Taste Some Of Vancouver’s Best Food Vendors     Tacofino, The Juice Truck and Mom’s Grilled Cheese are some of Vancouver’s best food carts and everyone at BT got a chance to try them all. Posted Apr 19 2012 by

Where to eat now: results from the 23rd annual Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards GOLD: RE-UP BBQ Silver: Taco Fino  |  Bronze: Roaming Dragon |  Honourable Mentions: Nu Greek & La Brasserie How wonderful that we live in a city that can finally sustain a food-cart culture (and even carry grudges when a beloved vendor like

Missy McIntosh has hot sauce on her chin. But that’s part of the fun of sitting on ledge near the Vancouver Art Gallery on a sunny winter afternoon and being able to devour one of the “pimped out” sandwiches from Mom’s Grilled Cheese Truck. She laughs as

THE WILLOWS INN | Hate to say that I crossed the border for my most memorable meal of the year, but it’s true. The Willows Inn (2579 West Shore Dr., Lummi Island, 888-294-2620. Willows-inn.com) on Lummi Island isn’t just the greatest restaurant in the Pacific Northwest—it’s easily one of

The Fish Taco From New Street Food Purveyor “Tacofino”   Once upon a summer there was a food truck in a gravel parking lot in Tofino called Tacofino. We frequented it plenty, because it was good, really good, as in awesome tacos and the best-tortilla-soup-we’d-ever-had good. Rejoice, Vancouver, for

Looking for some adventure? You’ve come to the right city. No matter what time of year, when you start your day in Vancouver, it can take you anywhere. Vancouver’s mastery of food was once a well-kept secret known only by the people who live here. Nowadays, it

You’d think stuffing myself with Chinese food in Richmond would cause me to throw in the towel. No way. After a quick trip into Vancouver I was ready to jump into my tour of the Vancouver food cart scene with Michelle Ng, the founder of Foodie Tour.

The amber food truck painted with Virgin de Guadalupe holding a taco, it’s hard to miss. The Tofino food truck that is all the rage has finally brought its goodness to Vancouver with its baja-inspired tacos. From black bean or pork gringas (grilled tacos – pictured below)