The Flying Pig - Vancouver

I invited my two sons , two spouses and five grandchildren for lunch on a Saturday . The location at Olympic Village was perfect for us as we were attending from three different directions . The meal options was quite acceptable , meeting the needs of all adults and children . The restaurant was quite busy and If there was any issue it was that they were a little understaffed . All the food was prepared as ordered and satisfied all participants . Prices were quite reasonable .

Went with three other friends/colleagues while in town for business. Service was excellent, food was good (we shared a bunch of appies and overall a great experience. Complimentary bread and butter when we arrived, which is becoming less common these days but much appreciated! The only negative is that it is a noisy restaurant we must be getting old! : so it wasn’t great for conversation.

Ambience was good, we were sat very quickly on arrival howler service very slow (but pleasant). The food was good, we had the burger and then shared the beet salad, meatballs and pulled pork poutine (which was cold).

First time here. Came with colleagues. I had steelhead and they had mussels and fries. My fish was cooked to near perfection not dry, seasoning was spot on. I did find the accompaniments on the cool side. Otherwise, very nice spot. Would come again!

I had the blackened steelhead trout and couscous salad. Well, it was supposed to be a couscous salad but was actually one big green salad The steelhead trout was good but a very puny portion. We had to wait 45 minute for our food due to some mix up with the kitchen. I expected better from the flying pig. The country breakfast my friends had looked better.