6 Degrees is a great restaurant in Coal Harbour. It's very close to Lift Bar and Grill and across the street from the Westin Bayshore. Yesterday we had a great Red Hat lunch there. We've had an entire month of wonderful sunshine but today we received some much needed rain. Hopefully it rained where all our forest fires are burning, they really need it. I didn't take pictures, so these I've taken off the internet.
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| 1590 Coal Harbour Quay |
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| I loved the unique ceiling. Apparently it was previously an art gallery |
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We watched the cook at work. He was cracking brown eggs when we left.
I told him I try to buy brown eggs, he said "these are free range, organic"! |
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| View from the restaurant! |
They had a lot of great brunch items as well as some nice looking sandwiches. Pat and I both had smoked salmon on a bagel and it was topped with a perfectly poached free range organic egg! It had fruit and spinach on the side and it was delicious!
Royal Caribbean's Ovation of the Seas arrived into Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada after passing under the Lions Gate Bridge, becoming the largest cruise ship to visit Vancouver.
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| Coming in Monday afternoon at low tide, before the rain! |
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| Docked at Canada Place |
From Global TV on Monday:
Ovation made history earlier in the day when she became the largest cruise ship to visit Victoria, British Columbia some 61 nautical miles away. Both cities mark her first ever visit to Canada. Victoria will be a regular stop on her summer itineraries to Alaska from Seattle while Vancouver will be the gateway used for her Hawaii repositioning cruises at the beginning and end of the Alaska cruise season.
We would have walked the seawall back to Waterfront Station, however, it was raining quite heavy. The Ovation of the Seas was scheduled to leave at low tide. We didn't see it leave and didn't want to walk in the rain to see it first hand. We'll catch it when it's back in September at Canada Place.
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