But on this beautiful sunny day, around the newly reopened stylish Hotel Georgia, La Brasserie Street was a perfect addition to the day.
The power of focus in business - La Brasserie Street has two offerings only: Brass Chicken Sandwich - a beer brined rotisserie chicken in gravy topped with crispy onions - and "Botter" Tarts.
The chicken is served on a buttermilk bun that tastes like it was just baked.
The somerville kitchen street food vendors' committee members described this sandwich as:
"Turkey dinner in a bun"
"Yummy in a bun"
"French version of a sloppy Joe"
"Poutine in a bun"
And all for $6.25!
Then there were the "Botter" tarts. Those "Botter" tarts are only $1.79 each and were described in a taste test as...
"nicely crafted pastry shell; light fine proper consistency with pleasant filling that is slightly more sweet and slightly less "butter" than industrial made - believably home made"
Tasting the freshness of the bun and seeing those tarts, you'd think they own an on-the-street bakery behind the cart.
Centrally located, you have no excuse not to try it if you are in Vancouver. I will sure go back there.
With such success, no wonder the owner/server/manager cannot stop smiling.
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