Truck Stop Café: Yogi Certified
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| Photo credit: carolyn coles |
Tucked not-so-quietly off the side of Clark Drive in East Vancouver, the Truck Stop Café is a great option for a fast and cheap meal. What the café lacks in feng shui it definitely makes up for in menu selection and no nonsense service.
The menu items spanned the globe – with options ranging from roast beef to chinese noodles to lasagna! The breakfast selections were impressively diverse – and the portions ample. Prices were reasonable. You’re definitely getting trucker diner fare, with prices to match. Coming in under $5 – including tax and tip – is an easy feat.
The bathroom at the TSC left something to be desired – mainly sanitization. We’re assuming that most truckers are accustomed to highway side portapotties. This bathroom was definitely on par. That said, the rest of the restaurant was neat and clean. And there were bursts of decorative flare here and there– including a stuffed big bird doll in the back corner, illuminated trucker themed art, and a dusty old milk shake machine. The neon green menus added a splash of color to the room.
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| Photo credit: carolyn coles |
Highlight: Diverse menu selection.
Lowlight: It was too hot and humid!
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August 14th, 2008 at 9:10 pm
great review! you really captured the essence of the tsc.
August 15th, 2008 at 12:38 pm
Thanks lady! Not sure if I’m jonesing to go back - but I’m definitely game to dine with the local trucker folk! We’ll find ‘em!
August 15th, 2008 at 1:26 pm
Perhaps a Ghettobreakfast club outing to a truckstop diner in Abottsford, Chilliwack or Hope?