Hospitality

The best places in B.C. for a power lunch

By Jacob Parry /

Business lunch | BCBusiness

BCBusiness brings you the top picks for restaurants around the province to close a daytime deal

In order to impress a client or sway a prospective inestor to sign on the dotted line, it’s sometimes necessary to employ a little old-fashioned wining and dining. And our editors have done our culinary homework. We’ve compiled a list of hot spots around the province to escape the confines of the stuffy office environment and host a client for a working lunch.

 

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