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Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 10:11 am
by D
hey .... I am going to be out near the airport for the start of game 2 .... any decent pubs or sports bars in Richmond? South Van?

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 11:05 am
by Hambone
D wrote:hey .... I am going to be out near the airport for the start of game 2 .... any decent pubs or sports bars in Richmond? South Van?
Derek there's a not bad pub in the Coast Airport Inn on SW Marine Drive. I overnighted there a week ago Sunday enroute to Portland. It used to be called the Marpole Flying Club but has been remodelled and carries a new name. Lots of TVs in there. The Coast Airport is right around the foot of Oak and makes for very quick access to the airport if that's where you're heading. You can pull out from in front of their lobby and you're right onto the Arthur Laing bridge headed for the airport. If you're driving westbound on SW Marine from Cambie it's on the right immediately after you go under the Oak St. Bridge.

There's also a pub on the river side of the road near the South Terminal. I can't remember the name and have never been in it. Flying Beaver or something like that; some name related to float planes.

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 5:21 pm
by Canuck_4_Life
Sammy J's on No 3 Road/Lansdowne (right beside Cactus Club).

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 5:36 pm
by sj-roc
Foggy Dew just north of Richmond Ctr?

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 5:52 pm
by West Coast Blue Fan
Looks like the bandwagon has a lot more empty seats....D, I'm keeping yours warm.

:beer:

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 6:53 pm
by nelson95
sweep

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 8:47 pm
by Lionheart
My prediction was clucks in 6. That outcome last night was worse than expected, but I also didn't expect another two guys out and no practice time.

What was interesting though was all the ice and holes they gave us. I mean I haven't seen so much open ice (in front of giguere) since my last trip Mount Waddington. They are a great team but sure have a serious weekness. As tired as the Canucks were last night on a better night could have had 5 goals easy... But man Nazzy where is your confidence? That attempt was brutal.

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 8:58 pm
by pinkfreud
Hambone wrote:
D wrote:hey .... I am going to be out near the airport for the start of game 2 .... any decent pubs or sports bars in Richmond? South Van?
Derek there's a not bad pub in the Coast Airport Inn on SW Marine Drive. I overnighted there a week ago Sunday enroute to Portland. It used to be called the Marpole Flying Club but has been remodelled and carries a new name. Lots of TVs in there. The Coast Airport is right around the foot of Oak and makes for very quick access to the airport if that's where you're heading. You can pull out from in front of their lobby and you're right onto the Arthur Laing bridge headed for the airport. If you're driving westbound on SW Marine from Cambie it's on the right immediately after you go under the Oak St. Bridge.
That's Hudson's Landing. O'Shea and I have frequented that place a couple of times as it's by where we live. It's quite nice. Has a cozy fireplace too.

Posted: Thu Apr 26, 2007 9:03 pm
by D
West Coast Blue Fan wrote:Looks like the bandwagon has a lot more empty seats....D, I'm keeping yours warm.

:beer:
I haven't left my seat and won't until the bus comes to a complete stop. At the same time I think the Ducks will win based on Niedermeyer and Pronger .... but that doesn't mean I have swapped the white towel for a white flag :wink:

Posted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 12:42 pm
by LFITQ
Flying Beaver ain't a bad pub. Had quite a few wobbly pops there while catching up with an old buddy.

Unfortunately we weren't there to watch TV so I can't recall the number of TV's and the viewing ability of them.

I do know it was a great little pub with some great decor. But I'm not sure if I would put my money on it for having a great view of TV's for the game.

There's supposed to be a good sports bar just off #3 somewhere around Richmond Centre I think. But I haven't found/been to it yet. Canuck 4Life will probably have a better idea ...