Timbre Restaurant 2068 Commercial Drive Vancouver BC Canada

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Timbre combines fresh West Coast cuisine with pub fare classics, a fantastic BC inspired wine list and an extensive whiskey selection. An impressive cedar bar, local art on old doors and live music makes Timbre a unique dining experience.

Timbre Restaurant
2068 Commercial Drive
Vancouver,
British Columbia
Canada
V5N 4B2

Dine Out Vancouver at Timbre
Restaurant 2068 Commercial Drive Vancouver, British Columbia Canada

BCRFA Member - Timbre Restaurant
2068 Commercial Drive Vancouver, British Columbia Canada

Tel: 604-215-7515
Fax: 604-215-7513

Open 11am to 1am, Sunday to Thursday!

Friday & Saturday from 11am to 2am,
Saturday & Sunday Brunch from 11am to 3pm.

Sorry - no reservations.

Timbre!! The Monster Caesar adventure

I Love To Eat

“Before the show we stopped at Timbre Restaurant for some drinks and munchies. This place was so cute! Cozy dining area with a modern vibe, Timbre restaurant offered a bit of everything for everyone. The thing I loved most was the hanging plants, beautiful green vines hung above our heads from the light fixtures, although the big screen TVs showing the Canucks game was great too GO CANUCKS GO.I opted for a liquid dinner and ordered the double caesar. THIS IS WHAT ARRIVED!”

http://shelovestoeat.wordpress.com/2011/05/20/timbre-the-monster-caesars-adventure/

Review Date: 2011-05-20

ON THE PLATE: Timbre captures the Drive's casual vibe

WESTENDER

“Timbre is very much a character-driven place, one that is evocative of its eclectic and laid-back neighbourhood. I dont think I could give it a greater compliment than to say that if I lived close by, it would likely be my local. If it had a fireplace, Id probably ask to move in.”

http://www.westender.com/articles/entry/timbre-captures-the-drives-casual-vibe/food-and-drink/

Review By: Andrew Morrison
Review Date: 2009-11-12

Oh deer

The Province

“The menu as a whole is full of interesting items such as oyster shooters (freshly shucked and presented with a chilled shot of vodka), sloppy buffalo joes, tuna burgers and hot beef injectors (the description of which I will leave to your imagination); the barbecue chicken is balsamic-slapped and the coho salmon cedar-spanked. And with a great selection of beers, wines (mostly B.C. and almost all by the glass), whiskies and whiskeys, along with an ambitious list of martinis and uber-friendly service, Timbre does look like a place you could have a lot of fun. Then return the next day for a comprehensive brunch session, with added bluegrass.”

http://communities.canada.com/theprovince/blogs/janeats/default.aspx

Review By: Jan Zeschky
Review Date: 2009-10-10

Timbre

Vancouver Magazine

“This burger-and-beer joint offers welcome relief from the hippiedom that characterizes much of its Commercial Drive hood. Garage-style window/doors open onto live music (jazz on Friday Nights and bluegrass for Sunday brunches) and hearty dishes of baked potato soup ($9) and well-built nachos ($16).”

http://www.vanmag.com/restaurant/Timbre

Review Date: 2008-09-30

Great choice for DOV 2009 $18 menu

DineHere

“The entrees were the best part - nicely presented and tasty. The elk may look small but it's twice as thick as normal cuts of beef. It was nicely grilled (and yes, you can tell that it's not beef, but it's not a bad taste). The mashed potato that came with the elk was the best part. There was even a spicy pepper with cream cheese in it (beware, it's not a tomato), and I like spicy food. The trout was cooked to just the right doneness and came with rice (nice, but I prefer the potato). The grilled veggies (with both dishes) were a nice touch. We had the apple pie and chocolate cake for dessert. The chocolate cake was nice and moist. The apple pie was the highlight of dessert - it's actually a large homemade tart with the right balance of sweetness and acidity, and came with a nice big scoop of vanilla ice cream. (Maybe they should call it artisan apple tart to make it sound more appealing.) Unlike DOV reviews from last year, there's nothing tiny about these desserts.”

http://www.dinehere.ca/restaurant.asp?r=3191

Review By: redpanda
Review Date: 2009-01-14

Timbre Restaurant- A Review

BCXS.com

“Tuna bites were delish, and perfectly cooked, poutine was great, and the blue cheese adder is a great idea,steak bites were quite good, the sauce needed a little something, but mayne Im trying to be picky here because everything was excellent...”

http://bcxs.com/timbre-restaurant-a-review/

Review Date: 2008-05-22

Timbre Restaurant

Live on The Drive

“I am loving brunch at Timbre Restaurant these days.”

http://liveonthedrive.wordpress.com/2008/07/13/dining-out-timbre-restaurant/

Review Date: 2008-07-13

Timbre: Comfort Food for a Cold Night

Beyond Robson

“I have to applaud the redesigned grilled cheese sandwich. It balanced the delicate hickory flavour of the chicken against the rich creaminess of the brie, contrasted well by the addition of cranberry chutney. The bison, alternately, offered a very simple flavour.”

http://www.beyondrobson.com/restaurants/2007/11/timbre_comfort_food_for_a_cold_night/

Review By: Katie
Review Date: 2007-11-22

Not just for lumberjacks

SweetSpot

“We have always known that music and food go well together and when you add a comfy, unpretentious vibe to the mix, well, it just doesn't get any better.”

http://www.sweetspot.ca/vancouver/sweet_nothing/2368/not_just_for_lumberjacks/

Review Date: 2008-05-20