Fine Dining Restaurant

Twilight Table

Where every dish tells a story and the golden hour never really ends

Culinary Experience

Honestly? We're a bit obsessed with flavor

Look, I've been in this business long enough to know when something's special. Our dining room isn't just another hotel restaurant - it's where we push boundaries while keeping things approachable. The kind of place where you'll find Pacific seafood meeting unexpected Asian influences, all plated up with that twilight magic we're known for.

The lighting shifts throughout the evening, mimicking that perfect dusk moment when everything just feels... right. Our team sources locally whenever possible because honestly, why wouldn't you when BC's got some of the best ingredients on the planet?

Dinner Service: 5:30 PM - 10:30 PM

Weekend Brunch: 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM

Meet the folks behind your plate

They're talented, they're passionate, and yeah - they take their craft seriously

Executive Chef

Chef Marcus Chen

Executive Chef

Marcus spent 8 years working his way through Michelin kitchens in Hong Kong and Paris before coming back home to Vancouver. His philosophy? "Don't overthink it - let ingredients speak." He's got this uncanny ability to take something you've eaten a hundred times and make you taste it like it's brand new.

When he's not in the kitchen, you'll find him at the Granville Island market at 5 AM, chatting up farmers about heritage tomatoes or wild mushrooms. That's just how he rolls.

Pastry Chef

Chef Isabelle Fournier

Pastry Chef

Isabelle's desserts are basically edible art installations. She trained in Lyon before bringing her expertise to our twilight table, and she's completely changed how we think about the end of a meal. Her signature "Dusk" chocolate sphere? It's been on the menu since day one because people literally revolt when we try to change it.

She's all about texture contrasts and isn't afraid to throw in savory elements where you'd least expect them. Trust her process - it works.

What's cooking right now

Seasonal highlights that've got everyone talking

Seared Scallops

Pan-Seared Hokkaido Scallops

These beauties arrive twice weekly from our Japanese supplier. We barely touch 'em - just a quick sear, some brown butter, and a cauliflower puree that's honestly become legendary around here. Finished with crispy capers because why not.

$42

Duck Breast

Muscovy Duck, Two Ways

Marcus does this thing where he serves the breast perfectly pink alongside a crispy confit leg. The cherry gastrique has this subtle star anise thing happening that'll make you stop mid-conversation. Pairs ridiculously well with our Okanagan Pinot Noir.

$58

Wild Mushroom Risotto

Forest Floor Risotto

Look, vegetarians usually get the short end of the stick at fine dining spots, but not here. This risotto's packed with whatever wild mushrooms we found that week - chanterelles, porcini, you name it. The truffle shavings at the end aren't for show either.

$38

Wagyu Beef

Alberta Wagyu Striploin

Sometimes you just want a damn good steak, y'know? This one's from a ranch outside Calgary that treats their cattle better than most people treat their pets. We serve it with smoked bone marrow butter and call it a day. Simple done right.

$72

Miso Glazed Fish

Black Cod in Saikyo Miso

We marinate this BC sablefish for 48 hours in white miso, mirin, and sake. The result? That perfect sweet-savory crust that gives way to butter-soft fish underneath. It's one of those dishes that sells itself.

$48

Signature Dessert

The "Dusk" Sphere

Isabelle's showstopper. A dark chocolate sphere that we crack tableside with hot caramel sauce, revealing vanilla bean ice cream, candied orange, and this incredible olive oil cake. It's theatrical but never gimmicky - just pure deliciousness.

$18

Menu changes with the seasons and chef's inspiration - because keeping things fresh keeps us excited

The wine list deserves its own mention

Our sommelier, David, has put together a collection that spans from BC's best small producers to French classics you won't find anywhere else in Vancouver. He's really into natural wines right now, so there's always something interesting by the glass if you're feeling adventurous.

Not a wine person? No judgment - our cocktail program's equally thoughtful. The "Golden Hour" martini has developed a bit of a cult following, and the non-alcoholic options are actually creative, not just fancy juice.

Wine Collection

Private dining when you need it

Got a special occasion or business dinner that needs the right atmosphere? Our private dining room seats up to 16 and comes with its own dedicated service team. Marcus'll even work with you on a custom menu if you're into that sort of thing. Just give us a heads up - these spaces book out pretty quick, especially on weekends.

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