SOCIAL CORNER YALETOWN

I chose this place to celebrate my birthday and I believe it was a great choice. They have great cocktails, appetizers, and a wide variety of dishes. I chose the lobster and crab ravioli, and it was delicious. The service was also very good, even though the place was quite busy. They even gave me a complimentary dessert for my birthday, and these small gestures mean a lot to me, so thank you! 🎉

The Social Corner means a lot of things to a lot of people. Their menu has enough breadth to satisfy the pickiest eater in your group, or make for several uniquely different repeat experiences: burgers, pizzas, Italian cuisine, Spanish tapas, and a decent desserts selection. From pastries and brunch on one end of the day, to happy hour drinks and late night nibbles on the other. They have got the entire day covered. On this occasion, my wife and I came just for their pizzas, which we noticed was a bit of a specialty in and of itself. They were cooked in an open flame brick oven and arrived with a pair of scissors which made for a lot of fun cutting up whatever sized slices we pleased. The ingredients in the middle were bristling with flavour from the mushrooms, herbs and fresh sauces. But most notable of all was the distinctly pillowy crust which sponged up any tomato sauce and olive oil like a focaccia bread would. The mildly charred exterior and soft interior made for a delightful crunch-chew mouthfeel and toasty aroma that most other pizzerias struggle to achieve. We enjoyed a side of truffle fries, and some broccolini. The non-alcoholic negroni (the ‘Non-groni’) was surprisingly convincing and highly recommended. The ambience over dinnertime was pleasant with the entire restaurant packed with groups of different sizes. In our view, this was a truly worthwhile experience on either end of downtown Vancouver (two locations) and a sure crowd pleaser.

The restaurant is stunning! The lighting and interior is super beautiful. The truffle fries were my favourite!! The pizza was also great. The cocktails were quite delicious too! Our server Louis was very nice and attentive! The washroom needed a little attention though!

I had a great experience at Social Corner. The atmosphere was welcoming, and the service was attentive without feeling rushed. I ordered a glass of wine, and it was excellent smooth, balanced, and paired perfectly with the meal. The highlight for me was the hamburger. It had amazing flavor, juicy and well-seasoned, with fresh ingredients that really stood out. Simple dish, but done with real quality. Overall, Social Corner delivered both good taste and good vibes. Definitely a place I’d come back to and recommend to others.

Per Se Social Corner in Yaletown is a solid spot with a great atmosphere for casual drinks and food. The standout is the burger—easily one of the best in town, perfectly cooked and packed with flavour. The space is stylish and lively, making it a good place to hang out with friends. Service can be a bit hit or miss depending on how busy it is, but overall it’s a reliable Yaletown favourite worth visiting. One small downside is service from some waitors is very poor. Sassy, and said "we have other people that want tables" when we hadn't ordered within the first 10 minutes

Very nice atmosphere, laid back but at the same time very cool. We came here mainly to try the burger, which didn’t disappoint. This is served with pickles and some fries. The patty was awesome, and so the bun. For me was too much sauce and onion chutney? Very sweet overall, but anyway delicious. Pizza was also ok, good ingredients with an ok cooking of the base. Service was excellent, quick and attentive.

Stopped by Social Corner for happy hour and had a nice overall experience. The food itself was good, nothing overly mind-blowing, but there were a few standout moments. I tried the caviar bump which was actually really fun and surprisingly enjoyable. The real highlights for me were the pizza and the truffle fries, both were super flavorful and definitely worth ordering again, especially at happy hour pricing. Great spot if you’re looking for a relaxed vibe, drinks, and shareable bites with friends.

I’ve been coming to Social Corner Yaletown for years and I’m usually happy with everything. This time I tried one of their newer pizzas (can’t remember the name now but it’s the first one on the pizza menu with braised beef and a bit of Sriracha) and it was actually really good. We enjoyed it a lot and would definitely order it again. We also tried the Old Fashioned. It was okay, but you could tell the whiskey wasn’t great quality, I’d say about a 3/5. Service was good overall, our waiter was really welcoming, which always makes a difference. The vibe is fine and consistent, and I’ve always liked the interior. Every time we go, it just feels nice and comfortable.

saw a post about social corner's 10th birthday with 50 percent off entrées, all day, march 2nd and 3rd and immediately wondered if it was too good to be true. booked the reservation anyway and turns out it was very true and very delicious. we scored a cozy booth and started with happy hour drinks, white sangria and russell punch bowl and the calamari, lightly battered and flash fried baby squid with jalapeño, homemade tartar, and chipotle aioli. crispy, tender, and gone in minutes. we both ordered the limited quantity burger, 8 oz in house ground organic alberta beef on a brioche bun with melted fontina, truffle aioli, syrah caramelized onions, and crispy shallots. thick, juicy, and absolutely worth the hype. he went for the truffle fries which were crisp, and dangerously addictive and i chose the caesar salad which was fresh and bright and made me feel slightly responsible. i didn't finish my burger, to make room for dessert and decided to share the tiramisu. our server ceremoniously poured espresso over top and it felt like dinner and a show. ambience was on point and our server was on top of her game. michelin recommended, and i get it. happy tenth birthday and thank you for the sweetest little impromptu date night. we left very full and very happy.

***Update 03/09/26*** There's nothing sadder or more disappointing when a beloved neighborhood restaurant (or store) lets you down. Such is the case with Social Corner. I have frequented this restaurant many, many times since moving to Yaletown as I love the food and the ambiance. It's one of my regular go-to places to bring out-of-towners. There's much to love about the menu, the decor, the patio and the servers - all consistently good. But last week, SC let me down big-time. Here's what occurred: SC was planning a two-day celebration to mark its 10th anniversary. All items on their menu were advertised as 50% off, all day, on March 2 and March 3. What an amazing deal! This special was heavily advertised at least a week in advance. I subscribe to a lot of Vancouver newsletters about upcoming events, and food and hospitality news, and this event at SC was advertised on all the platforms I subscribe to. Even on my personal Yelp group chat (a bunch of us Van Yelp elites), this event was highlighted. So... lots of advertising about this amazing special! In late February, my daughter and I booked a table for March 3 in the mid-afternoon, and for days we pored over the menu online, discussing what we'd order (we were drawn to the seafood paella, for sure!). We both were really looking forward to this meal! One hour before our reservation, I received a text on my phone and an message on Open Table that the restaurant suffered a water pipe break and, as a result, had to close the place for the rest of the day. All reservations were cancelled. My kid and I were SO SO disappointed but, hey, we understand, these things happen and are unforeseeable and out of anyone's control. The timing was just really unfortunate for us. I was hoping to get word from the restaurant that they would honor their special pricing deal for us (and all the other diners whose reservations were cancelled, due to no fault of ours/theirs). But no. Not a peep. So I emailed the restaurant, a very nice letter (if I do say so myself!), describing how my kid and I were looking forward to our meal there for days, saying how we're big fans of their restaurant, and asking if they would honor their special pricing for us. Well, today is March 9, nearly a week later, and the restaurant never even bothered to respond to my email. Crickets. It makes me wonder, if this is how they treat their regular patrons, well, they can't value us that much if they don't even reply to their emails. I worked customer service for nearly a decade and any reputable place wouldn't have even waited for patrons with reservations to call or email, to ask for any specials to be honored in such circumstances. We'd have been all over that, telling patrons when we first notified them of the cancellation, that any coupons or discounts or specials would be honored for a meal in the future. And surely, if someone contacted us after the fact, we would never ignore their call or email! JUST....WOW. So my advice to anyone reading this: if you are planning a special meal for a special occasion, and you book a table for SC, it'd be wise to have a back-up plan, just in case.

I've driven by this place so many times, I never really thought about trying it until someone else mentioned it me. I was attending a show one Sunday night, and decided to go here for an early Happy Hour Dinner. The place looks impressive. It feels upscale with the decor, high ceiling and chandeliers. We were seated by the window. We tried the following: - Patatas Bravas (Happy Hour): Very good. Slightly spicy, well cooked, and impressive portion size. - Carpaccio (Happy Hour): Very good. Simple, but nicely done. I liked how the bread wasn't too hard. - Paella: Very good. It's a good serving size, and full of flavours. I was impressed with the amount of seafood on top, and the effort in making it so presentable looking. What didn't have was the crispy bottom layer (socarrat), but still happy with it. - Cherry Pistachio Mousse: Good. The main flavours were chocolate and cherry, with pistachio being less prominent (which I liked). Service was professional, friendly and attentive. What I would expect from a higher-end restaurant. Overall, I really enjoyed my meal. I'm not sure why it has such a low rating on Yelp, so I guess I was lucky. The fact that I went at Happy Hour probably helps, because the dishes were less expensive, and maybe the restaurant was less busy. I would rate 4.5. I would definitely return for Happy Hour, because the Happy Hour menu is quite extensive.

Ambiance: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Food: 3.5/5 Overall: 4/5 I came here for brunch on a weekend and loved the atmosphere! It was super roomy and not too loud which is great. I ordered the brunch bravas and we also got a spicy vodka pizza to share. The staff was really friendly and the food came out relatively quickly. My favourite was definitely the bravas! I loved the sauce on them and they were a great portion size. I personally found the pizza to be underwhelming. At a price point of $30 I expected the pizza to be more filling with more generous toppings and flavours but it was just okay. I'd definitely come back for brunch but id skip the pizza next time.

This is slightly over four stars based on our experience. The hotel recommended based on the burgers which look AMAZING! We arrived around 11:30am and sat on the patio immediately. Very friendly service for the entire visit. After we arrived it was a nonstop flow of people into the restaurant which was evidence of its popularity. We had a pizza and the avocado toast and a side salad all of which were perfect. The pizza was really good and came with a pair of scissors to cut your own slice however you want!! The avocado toast was really good and the goat cheese balls were such a nice little surprise on the salad. All Tolled we were $80 out the door and felt like it was worth every penny. The restaurant has plenty of seating options and the patio is perfect. Shaded, Green, Clean and not too crowded with white tablecloths.

Came here on a Friday for lunch. There are two entrances: one is to the restaurant and the other is to the cafe. We didn't know and we walked into the cafe but because the cafe and restaurant is connected and is just roped off, we walked from the cafe to the restaurant side to be seated. Immediately right after we sat down, we were offered a choice of sparkling water or regular tap water. We picked the tap water. For my lunch I got the Risotto Burro E Sablefish and my friend got the Margherita pizza. The Sablefish was super delicious. It was nice and oily with lots of flavor. I really liked the grilled radicchio. The risotto was nice, cheesy and creamy. My friend said the pizza was very delicious. The restaurant has an Italian Pizza oven at the back and you can smell the smell of the pizza in the entire restaurant. I personally highly recommend the Sablefish. It was very delicious. It is a bit on the pricier end of $49.

After a full day of sightseeing, I stopped in for dinner--and this spot did not disappoint. The cozy, casual ambiance set the perfect tone, my server was wonderfully attentive, and the food was absolutely delicious, especially paired with the recommended cocktail. Overall, it was a delightful experience, and I'd happily return the next time I'm in Vancouver.

We came for happy hour at around 3:30pm and had no problems finding a table. Beef carpaccio - good balance of savoury and sour. Not overly chewy Pepperoni e ricotta - was a bit too oily for me but I liked the chewiness of the dough. I wished there was a bit more ricotta to offset the oiliness of the pepperoni Truffle fries - super addictive. Not truffle-y enough. But I loved the crispness of the fries We had the tinta cocktail and the espresso martini. Both were okay but nothing stellar. The price of their happy hour is pretty good and their menu is pretty broad. The service was fast and good. Loved the ambiance here but the food was just missing that little punch to make me want to come back

Such a cool ambiance for a group dinner or date. We made reservations for 11 people and were able to get seated right away. It was pretty warm inside though - needed the AC to be on full blast. Food and drinks were spectacular. We ordered seafood paella, truffle fries, the burger, steak, pizza and pasta. Cocktails were amazing.

Beautiful and romantic spot. Great for date nights. Love the cocktails here. They are also known for their pizza because they have a special pizza oven. They come with scissors that you have to cut yourself. The ravioli appy is good but just three pieces. You need to try the burger here too.

This place is great for a fun night out. Group dinner or date night night. We saw several of both while out for dinner on a Friday night. The place is busy and bussling! The high ceilings, viewable pizza oven station, wine lights, shelves everything was giving to the aesthetic of a classy night out. The food was good. We got the calamari and potato bravas to share, both yummy and gone. The drinks were fun and different. They had something for everything and spins on drinks we had never seen before. For dinner I got the crab and lobster ravioli and it was delicious. We soaked up all the sauce in the pizza crust. The pizza was as expected and great quality. The paella looked beautiful and the seafood was cooked perfectly but the one comment I would make would be the rice was a little dry for my liking. Overall a great experience and I would definitely go back if there weren't so many other good restaurants in the area that I also want to try.

I'm glad we made a reservation earlier as the restaurant got busy during our visit. We were there for over 2 hours, as there were long pauses in between visits from our server. We ordered the garlic flatbread for an appetizer, and I would have liked it if it had more garlic flavour. I think it was the same dough used for their pizzas. Next was the lobster and crab ravioli. There was ample sauce, and the ravioli was large with lots of filling. For dessert, the tiramisu was a large portion and tasty! The service was just ok. With the long pauses, our finished plates sat on the table for a while before someone came to collect them. We had to wait for our drinks to be refilled, to order, and for our food. Each table had a small light, and the server didn't turn it on until midway through our visit. There was a bug flying around our food, which isn't the fault of the restaurant, but was annoying. It ended up in our empty wine glass. When factoring in the service, I would give it 3.5 stars. Come for the food, not great service.

super cute interior and has great ambiance, it has this moody vibe even when we went for lunch! Loved their paella and was definitely enough for the both of us so we had a bit of leftover. The gnocchi was amazing too but super filling. Would recommend to get the paella cuz what are you doing if you didn't get the paella , curious to see how their paella would compare to casa molina's

The focus here is on their pizzas, which are hand-tossed and then rise dramatically in the oven. We didn't have pizza, but we did have the resulting bread with both the hummus and carpaccio appetizers. The Caesar salad was straightforward, with delicious brioche-like croutons. Service was attentive, and the place has a cool vibe.

Beautifully designed restaurant with amazing decor, super high ceilings. You can watch the chefs assemble your plates or make your pizza. Service was phenomenal as it was friendly and didn't feel fake. Food came out in good time and everything tasted great. I wouldn't put this as my top places to eat but it's a good choice for coal harbour. Very expensive for the portion sizes so prepare yourself.

Social corner is such a beautiful spot with good food and drinks. The patio seating during summer is amazing . Our server was really kind and chatty. We tried the lovster ravioli, fungii ravioli , panna cotta and sangrias. All of them were great

Love the ambiance - high ceiling, white linen covered tables, large space, music a bit too loud for my liking. Service is great! Food selection is widely Italian with lots of pizza and pasta choices but there's a mixture of Spanish paella which I can't resist and burgers too. We started with lightly battered CALAMARI DI MAMMA (GLUTEN-FREE). I like that it's lightly battered but taste could be more elevated. BOGA BOGA was impressive. The TARTUFINA and CRIMINALE pizzas were very good - thin crust and flavourful. The combination of toppings in both dishes were right up the alley. The SEAFOOD PAELLA was not quite what I expected. Not that it's bad, it's just not authentic - no socarrat! It's still tasty though. Overall we had a great night! This place is perfect for get togethers.

Diavola pizza and the burger were 10/10s Sangria Blanca was super delish too!! On the pricier side but ur paying for quality !! atmosphere was awesome as well, high ceilings and great lighting.

Overall, the food was decent especially the paella, but the portions were on the smaller side. The chorizo on toast was the best part of the meal, but the potatoes were just alright. Overall, it wasn't worth waiting about an half hour for just okay food.

I've seen the decor inside the restaurant and the aesthetic food photos on Instagram and I've been wanting to come to per se for a long time. We finally visited on a Sunday afternoon and we were very excited. The interior decor did not disappoint; aesthetic and a perfect vibe for a Sunday brunch. Our waiter was very helpful in explaining parts of the menu we had questions about and provided great suggestions (tartufina) to try. We ended up ordering the seafood paella and the recommended tartufina pizza. The seafood paella was portioned for 2-3 people and although I haven't had many paellas before, I thought the paella at Per Se had a generous amount of fresh seafood mixed into the extremely flavourful rice. The rice had a slight crunchiness to it which added another texture to the dish. The tartufina pizza was delicious! The wood-fire oven delicately roasted the pizza to a perfect crisp, while maintaining the chewiness of the dough. They also ferment the dough for 72 hours which added to the overall mouthfeel and flavour of the pizza. The added sopressata (an extra charge), a recommendation by our waiter, perfectly complimented the pizza. The mix of cheesy Gorgonzola, soppresata, sweet pears and the chilli oil was a combo I would happily have on a pizza again. The top notch service, modern interior, and the high quality food will warrant a second visit and a must try for those who's been eyeing the restaurant!

Delicious food and good service! Will definitely be back again. I love the Spanish/italian fusion concept.

An amazing date night spot! Whoever was on aux has great taste when we ate at per se social corner! We got pizza, drinks, and a few appetizers and it filled us up! The pizza was thin so the cheese and toppings kept falling off, but it was not a problem. The service was great. They had quick service and were very attentive to us. For the price, the service and ambiance matched.

My coworkers recently told me that Social Corner was a must-try, so I had to go. The restaurant has a nice aesthetic on both the inside and out. My server was nice and told me the top choice, which I decided to go with the Sriracha e Brasato! It was also part of the happy hour menu, which was a plus! It was delicious, and the portion was just enough for me not to feel too full, but also didn't have me leaving hungry! This was a great recommendation, and I would 100% go back!

The pizza and the calamari were the highlights of the food we ordered and both were gluten free! it's probably the best gluten free crust in town! I found the patatas bravas to be way too saucy and soggy. The service was incredibly quick! We were in and out within an hour! We were even there towards the tail end of happy hour (2-5pm Monday-Friday) when it was quite busy! A lot of the items we ordered were from the happy hour menu which is quite extensive!

This place is hopping! So thankful we grabbed a reservation last minute, because there was never an empty table while we were at Per Se Social Corner. Dark, moody, and offering an amazing menu, Social Corner was our pick for an evening out with friends. The Yelp reviews really sold me on trying it, with promises of great drinks and good GF pizza. They weren't wrong. While the drinks are pricey as heck, averaging about $21 each, they're delicious and made with top shelf liquor. The beets & burrata appetizer was so good and devoured nearly instantly. And then there's the pizza. The regular pizza vs the GF look very similar, with the outer crust on the regular 72 dough rising just a bit more. Both are soft, thin, and delicious. It's rare a pizza this size, let alone two, are finished at a table of 4, but we managed to. They were so fresh, with unique ingredients, and totally tasty.

Took me years to check out this spot which is just boppin. Music is not too loud that you can't hear the next person talk but loud enough to sing to. Food is great and so is the service in this darkly lit restaurant.

A Michelin recommend restaurant that didn't live up to its non star. Caviar was not that good. We bought the cheap $15 one and maybe that's why. Truffle fries - bit on the salty side Lamb - dry, not very good Calamari - salty, one of the worst I ever ate Margherita pizza - not bad, average Patatas Bravas - terrible version of Spanish potato Carpaccio - the only dish that I really liked. Overall, my wife and I decided we would not recommend this place. There are several places in Vancouver that are better like the Fish & Company on Granville Island and several others in Vancouver. Happy eating!

Came here to celebrate my boyfriend's graduation and this chic restaurant was the perfect place to do so! Their ambiance is great and a huge space. They have a small live pizza making section in the back and grand chandeliers. My boyfriend and his family are vegetarians so we only ordered their veggie dishes, but they did not disappoint. My favourite was their funghi pizza which had bianco sauce, oven roasted mushrooms, fior di latte, and pecorino romano. Who doesn't like a cheese and mushroom combo?? Their pizza portions I would say are good for 2-3 people, it's not super big. The other pizza we got was their Drunken Goat, not the biggest fan of this one but that's also because I'm not a fan of tomato heavy pizzas. My second favourite was their gnocchi al pomodoro, it had san marzano marinara, parmigiano reggiano, and basil. Super cheesy and decadent, I needed some chilly flakes with this one to give it a little kick. Their service was amazing but it is a more high-end place. Our server was very attentive and gave us good options! I know the whole appeal of this place is that you get to cut your pizza with scissors, but I found that to be a bit gimmick-y.

Per Se is known for a lot of things, but one of them is their burger which is touted by a lot of locals as one of the best burgers they've ever tried - thought I would put that to the test for myself and see if it really is as delicious as everyone says. First and foremost: The Burger comes with beef, melted fontina cheese, caramelized onions, brioche bun and truffle aioli as well as your pick of fries/salad/etc. I definitely felt like the burger needed some sort of vegetable like lettuce and tomatoes or even lettuce by itself, with the addition of those caramelized onions and truffle aioli it made the burger a little greasy and overly sweet which I feel like a little veggie action would've cut that down a little + added some crunch factor. The beef was definitely tasty and cooked nicely, but all in all it's an okay burger that was tasty just not CRAZY or blow my mind spectacular.. especially at a price of $36. Service was great though, server checked in a couple times and made sure our water was always filled. Even topped up our coke for us after we drank up the first one without having to ask (refills are free!). And you can't knock on the ambiance, the restaurant itself is extremely pretty and has a old school London-esque bar vibe. 3/5 - Restaurant is nice, but food is definitely overpriced for what it is and how it tastes. Could definitely just go to Bin4 and get the same tasting burger for far less, but if you want the vibes and drinks at a nice bar then it's not so bad.

Came in on a Tuesday night, it looked busy enough that we were glad to gave a reservation. Honestly was surprised this place was on the michelin guide. The only unique thing about them was that their pizza came out whole and you need to cut it yourself with ikea scissors. It got old very quickly, I'd prefer it just coming out already cut. We got the fungi pizza, boga boga, and the truffle fries. The pizza was good and I liked that you can see the big pizza ovens they use so you know it's fresh. Again, better if it came cut instead of using scissors. Also $4 for arugula is a crazy up-charge. The fries were alright, nothing special, but not bad. The boga boga was the prize of the night. The broth was flavorful, but light. I loved the seafood, it tasted fresh and cooked perfectly. I liked seeing the different sizes of everything, it felt like it was from a fresh catch. However our server was pretty off putting. She was training someone and the trainee did a lot better job of being welcoming and friendly. Every time she checked on the table she didn't just approach normally, she came in from the side and I'd get a face full of just her eyes. She also gave us the wrong check, gave the other table our check, and went up to a different table for our boxes. Genuinely put off by the server to not want to come back.

When we booked Per Se, based on a recommendation, I had no idea it was Michelin Guide listed. I reviewed their adjacent coffee spot, Ciclo a while ago, and wondered what the restaurant would be like... now I know. Great location at Smithe and Homer, our group arrived on a rainy evening but that didn't deter a good number of parties from dining outside on their cozy patio. From the moment we arrived staff was helpful and friendly, we were quickly ushered to our table. From start to finish our dinner was great. I and 2 others ordered the Per Se Caesar. I added chicken - my friends salmon, with a side of sourdough. Rigatoni Bolognese was also enjoyed along with Prosecco, sparkling water and a draft beer. They have a large pizza oven and open kitchen on the west side of the building. Meal did not feel rushed, service was attentive and helpful. While we kept it light without dessert, we saw several delicious treats pass by. Despite being a really big room with high ceilings, you don't feel lost, quite the contrary, the space felt cozy. Prices a moderate considering downtown location. I feel it was good value.

Was expecting this to be a Michelin rated restaurant being just around the corner from my hotel. Opted for the burger at the waiters recommendation. Who knew "Alberta beef" was so delicious. One of the best burgers I've ever had. The meat for the burger is ground fresh daily and it really shows. The texture of the Ruger was amazing; tender, not mushy, but maintained its ability to stick together without falling apart...like a tenderloin version of hamburger. The bun was also delicious The service and ambiance were also great. Thought about going back on the second night of my two night stay. Don't pass up with hummus and flatbread appetizers either. Highly recommend.

We went for an early dinner at this restaurant last Sunday. We were glad that we made reservations because the restaurant was busy even at 6 pm. The greeter at the front desk was a bit snobbish for no apparent reason, no smiles, no greeting, no facial expressions. This was not a good sign. We were led to a nice table, so no complain there. Our server was nice and we of course ordered the famous burger. We also ordered the lamb chop appetizer and a Caesar salad to start. The lamb was the winner, tender and favourful. The salad was OK, but the burger was a major disappointment. It was greasy and not definitely did not live up to the reputation. The restaurant's ambience was nice, but we will not be back.

Great pizza. They give you scissors so you can cut your own slice. The cocktails are fabulous too! Ask for a side of chili oil.

I am visiting from Cali and decided to try something new since I do visit quite often and what a pleasant surprise this was. Super hip vibes with amazing food. Service was impeccable and I would for sure come back. I normally do not eat lamb but my gfs ordered it so I tried it and WOW! So tender and not gamey at all! The espresso martini was stiff and tasty ! Would 100% come back

Nice ambiance. Sat at the bar. Drinks and bartender were top notch. Food, pasta and salad only so so. Prices a little steep. However I would return to sit at the bar again due to the attentive bartender.

We came to this restaurant with my husband, who is a senior, and had a very uncomfortable experience. The young host told us they would not accept a to-go order for another hour, even though the restaurant was open and people were eating inside. Their tone felt disrespectful, and we did not feel welcomed at all. I hope the manager of the restaurant teach the hosts how to handle customer service better.

My friend booked a reservation here on our trip to Vancouver and I was excited to see that it was a Michelin restaurant. The ambiance was pretty fancy, the lights are dim here so I imagine it would've been a good date night spot. We ordered their Rigatoni Bolognese and Pepperoni E Ricotta Pizza and were underwhelmed by both. The pasta in the rigatoni was very undercooked but when we told the server, she said that's how it's supposed to taste as it's made fresh in house... I'd like to think I at least know the difference between cooked, al dente, and undercooked but okay. The meat on the dish was okay, nothing special and got sickening after a while. The pizza was better but really nothing stood out about it either. My friend and I ordered these two dishes here because we ordered rigatoni and pizza at Nightingale a few days before and wanted to compare, but the dishes here do not even compete. Maybe we didn't order what they're known for here, which I'm not sure what is if anything. Either way, I wouldn't come back nor recommend this place to anyone who's curious.

The pizzas were amazing and ambience was top notch. Service was exceptional even when the restaurant was full with the server kindly helping with the wine pairing as well as sauces for the filet mignon we had. Definitely recommend if you are in Vancouver and want to have a good night out with friends or a date.

Great ambiance, food and service . As first course we had the goat cheese salad ( delicious) and tomato soup which was awesome, with none of that acidic taste you normally get on tomato creams. And it came with the in-house made flat breads which are a thing of beauty. Then we ordered the burger. Here , opinions diverged. I found it too saturated with cheese and caramelized onions which made the burger feel sweet , as if embalmed in jam of some sort. Since the brioche was also sweet, the whole thing felt too heavy and clogging for me. I'm partial to some lettuce or freshness inside the burger to cut the grease . The dessert was ok , the sherbet was the only possible route after the heavy burger . The tiramisu could use a tad more coffee and less chocolate powder . We had a Blanca sangria which was not sangria but tasted great. The gin tonics were top shelf Bombay and fever tree tonic. The service was excellent and the ambiance was ok with the exception of the somewhat clunky , somewhat uncomfortable tall chairs in the dining room . Probably I'd return and skip the famous burger .

Me and my tablemates were seated outdoors, and it was nice and quiet out there because the outdoor seating is on Homer st not Smithe. For our appetizers we had the patatas bravas and the beef carpaccio. The patatas bravas was quite good, and the beef carpaccio was the best beef carpaccio I've ever had. I got the cacio e pepe with braised beef for my entree, and it was fantastic. Simple, yet with a very specific twist from this restaurant. The pasta is handmade, and that's definitely reflected in its taste. My tablemates had the paella, and they greatly enjoyed it. I had a bite of the chicken and thought it was fantastic; perfectly cooked and juicy and with just the right amount of spice.

Per se? Perfection. Social corner? More like centre stage. This is Per Se Social Corner, a Michelin recommended restaurant that I have passed by on countless occasions and only recently had the pleasure of visiting. My friends and I all ordered a good ol' classic: Smoked Salmon Eggs Benedict ($24). It was truly one of the best eggs benedicts I have ever had. What sets Per Se Social Corner's version apart is its use of fresh artisanal ciabatta, roasted potato rounds, and zesty heritage greens. I normally see English muffins or croissants used, with diced potatoes or a lightly dressed salad as an accompaniment or add-on. This dish however had it all and everything was executed perfectly, including the exquisite soft-medium poached eggs and rich hollandaise sauce. While prices verge on the higher side, the quality speaks for itself and I would come back again just for this dish alone. Not only that, but the service we received was also incredible. We were here for my friend's birthday, and as a surprise, brought her favourite pastries. There was no cake fee and our server kindly provided plates and offered to take a group picture for us. They also accommodated dietary restrictions (no added salt) and provided ketchup and both chili oil and flakes upon request. Since we came at opening, there was no wait, but reservations can easily be made online and is recommended during busier times. There was another table nearby celebrating a birthday, so Per Se Social Corner really is the social spot to be for a special occasion or just a special treat. It has a rustic contemporary feel, elevated by its high ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, dimly lit chandeliers, contemporary bar, artisanal pizza station, and cozy patio.

When you go out for an evening to dine, what are you craving for? Great atmosphere? Great Food? Great Service? Great Menu? Well.....we got that all here. The environment was actually stunning. It was tasteful, classy, chic and vibrant. Their bar is impressive and their food is creative and tasty. The Calamari was prepared the way Calamari is supposed to be prepared and unfortunately rarely is these days....but these guys got it down to a science. Fresh squid with the right proportion of batter, so the crisp accompanies the seafood and not the other way around. You taste the beautiful Squid with a light finish of batter paired with grilled jalapeno and two dips that were....well...bloody delicious. The Charred Chorizo with pita....what can I say about this beauty....just try it. Now for the Truffle Fries. Do you like Truffle fries? Well.....they serve the real ones here. I've ordered them in several other places in Yaletown and they failed. They served me regular fries sprinkled some oregano on top, charged me for truffle fries and that was it. With these guys ..you get Truffle Fries. The service was impressive. We were always take care of on a Saturday evening. Cassie was great and we also had other staff being attentive, coming by and making sure all is well. Smiles, hard work, attention and appreciation with wonderful food and a bar that doesn't compromise. What else could you ask for on a Saturday evening out?! Will be back.

The ambiance is everything. Overall I am extremely impressed by the food and the service of the bar staff. They are all incredibly kind and make a badass espresso martini!

Wow!! Super impressed with the quality of food here. My husband and I shared the goat cheese ball salad and it was perfect. We also shared the Carbonera pizza!! It was so delicious!! Perfect dough, wood fired and amazing ingredients!! I have to say there is no kid menu, however my kids are somewhat adventurous. They got the tappas lobster/crab ravioli. And the tomato soup. They were happy with those choices. We ordered the Nutella, banana and almond pizza for our table. We all loved it!! It was topped with a vanilla gelato! Amazing!! Highly recommended!!

We dined there twice on our trip, just amazing. The charcuterie plate is the best Ive had, great meats and cheeses. The next night we had the pizza. While not really a traditional Chicago or NY style, it was really great. Our server Zachary was very helpful both with the food and the wine. I would recommend this place highly, suggest you get a reservation, because it is pretty busy.

This is a Michelin rated restaurant and is very nice, but you can still roll in with jeans and a T-shirt and feel ok. The prices reflect the rating and the food was pretty good. We ordered two salads to start - next time, we will split one as they were very large. The croutons on the Caesar were awesome, and the fried goat cheese balls on the other salad were heavenly! We shared a pepperoni pizza which had a base of chili honey. So good. You have to appreciate that fabulous crust, and yes, you cut it with scissors. So good. Service was top-notch. Pricey, but overall a great experience.

Was here for a birthday last week, and it was a great experience. The music and the vibe of the restaurant is awesome. The caesar salad and the garlic flatbread came out first and the flatbread was nothing special it was just bread with seasoning on it. The Caeser salad was okay, but I would go with another option next time. The pizza was definitely the best food I had there it was a pepperoni pizza with hot honey on it. It tasted fresh and had a unique taste to it. It was one of the best hot honey pepperoni pizza's I've had in a while.

I went to Per Se Social Corner for the first dinner of my vacation in Vancouver. Safe to say that it set a high standard for restaurants to come! Me and my family were seated on the patio, which was surprisingly nice and covered in gorgeous, sprawling plant life. Our waiter was very kind to us, giving me a drink suggestion and even recommending spots to explore and activities to see to us. I got the Megdalioni al Tartufo e Fughi, which was a delightfully presented stuffed mushroom and cheese pasta, served with a garnish of lovely little sprouts that were a nice addition to the texture of the dish. The highlight of my night had to be the drink our server recommended, the Spring Spritz, a non alcoholic gin, raspberry oleo, and lemon sparkling mocktail. It was such a wonderful surprise of flavor. I had never tasted gin, so when I took the first sip I was surprised to taste a warm botanical spice mixed with a bright fruity citrus. It complimented my dinner so well. I would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone coming to Vancouver. It's got wonderful food and an amazing, chic vibe with kind staff.