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Chambar

Belgian restaurant with mussels and a variety of meat dishes on the menu. A small but delicious selection of vegetarian options. The beer list includes over 25 beers from Belgium. Wide selection of wines. Save room for the fascinating desserts. Don't be surprised if the general manager is the one who takes your empty plates; they are that involved. Exquisite food plus excellent service equals one of the best dining experiences in the city.

vegetarian

Address: 568 Beatty St
Hours: Mon–Fri 8AM–3PM, 5PM-late; Sat Sun 8AM–3PM, 5PM-late
Price: Starters $5-24, mains $21-39
Website: chambar.com (opens in a new tab)

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