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Located in the heart of Vancouver’s vibrant Main Street, Sing Sing is a modern beer bar offering a lively and inviting atmosphere. With a spacious 4,000 sq. ft. layout, it’s the perfect spot for group gatherings or casual nights out.
Featuring 24 rotating taps of local craft beers and a menu of eclectic comfort foods like pho and pizza, Sing Sing blends the best of both worlds in a dynamic setting. The bar’s unique garage door storefront opens up to a street-facing patio, allowing guests to soak in the energy of the neighborhood.
With a capacity of 100 seated or standing guests and an additional 11 seats on the patio, Sing Sing is well-suited for everything from casual hangouts to private events. Family-friendly and equipped with 4 TVs, it’s a versatile venue that seamlessly combines great food, drinks, and ambiance for an unforgettable experience.
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a month agoWe stopped by on a suggestion from my niece. Kuddos to her because this place is a foodie paradise. The selection of great draft beers, cocktails, and wine are reasonably price and fresh. We tried a little of everything from the menu and nothing disappointed us. Most of the time fusion foods are disappointing, but this place was like a party for the palate. Every great plate left you wanting for more. Fresh herbs and well crafted foods served here will never disappoint you or your crew The Monday night scene was busy with a great mix of Vancouver souls having a good time. Staff was attentive and helped us with all the dishes we had questions about. Order to table time was quick and all dishes were hot and fresh. If you’re looking for a great night out and some fabulous food with friends, look no further than Sing Sing. 5 stars and will return
Tanya Gandhi
a month agoWent for drinks and some snacks and truly enjoyed both. The highlight of the night was definitely the toffee cake. So so good! A must try !! Updates: My friends and I decided to go back to try out their dinner menu. I thought the food was okay, their chicken Katsu on the salad was really yum. But other than that I think the flavours were quite particular and not something everyone would enjoy.
Shirley Fung
a month agothey’re all not bad actually, but also not very special to me. the rosemary fries are fragrant with good dips (but it’s not something special really since it’s a bunch of ingredients tossed together) we liked the mustard a lot. the red chili tofu is okay. i personally would expect more flavors and thoughts to a tofu dish that costs $13. the coppa & smoked gouda pizza is the best dish i would say. i couldn’t taste the cheese but overall it’s pretty good. the thing that stood out for me is the exceptionally sweet tomatoes. for me, the portion and thoughts behind the dishes don’t justify the price. nonetheless, the environment is good for a chat with your friends. it’s pretty chill and they have so many drink options. i feel like this is a place to go for a drink rather than a serious bite!
Chris Le
4 months agoThis hip Vietnamese restaurant perfectly balances classic flavors with a modern twist. The menu offers a large variety of dishes, ensuring there's something for everyone. Whether you prefer indoor or outdoor seating, the ambiance is cozy and inviting. The food is delicious, and the service is top-notch. A must-visit spot for anyone craving authentic Vietnamese cuisine!
Katia
4 months agoGreat place if you’re feeling like grabbing some beers and good food. I was really surprised by the food, the rosemary fries were AMAZING. The beets were great, I wanted to try them all but I definitely suggest the spritz and the peach creamsicle. They also have a small pet friendly patio, great for the summer if you want to take your lil 🐶