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Lindsay William-Ross

Lindsay William-Ross

Lindsay is the Editor in Chief of Vancouver Is Awesome. She's also behind its Forking Awesome food & drink content, which includes a weekly newsletter, TikTok, and Instagram. A fifth-generation Vancouverite and life-long foodie, Lindsay is a Vancouver Magazine Restaurant Awards judge. Previously the Food Editor of Daily Hive, Senior Editor of Vancity Buzz, and Editor-in-Chief of LAist.com, in her past life in Los Angeles she earned a Master's in English, attended cooking school, did improv, and was an English professor. Lindsay's first published piece was in 1980 in The Province: it was her letter to Santa. When she's not working or at a restaurant, she's probably watching "Law & Order: SVU" or listening to Taylor Swift.

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Recent Work by Lindsay

Forking Awesome: Upcoming Vancouver food and drink events

Forking Awesome: Upcoming Vancouver food and drink events

Cherry blossom-themed food and drink, burgers and wine, some exciting limited dinners, and much more this spring in Vancouver.
Watch: New self-serve Vancouver hot pot spot specializes in Thai flavours, spicy broth

Watch: New self-serve Vancouver hot pot spot specializes in Thai flavours, spicy broth

The hot pot craze is getting spicier in Vancouver
New hot pot restaurant opening up in Vancouver's West End

New hot pot restaurant opening up in Vancouver's West End

Another new spot for hot pot is getting ready to heat up the neighbourhood.
Coconut pudding shop closes Vancouver location, veteran indie café moves in

Coconut pudding shop closes Vancouver location, veteran indie café moves in

The business began at the Night Market and still has a Richmond shop
Inside Vancouver's retro bowling-themed sushi bowl restaurant

Inside Vancouver's retro bowling-themed sushi bowl restaurant

The new restaurant features premium dishes made with uni imported from Japan's famous Tsukiji market
Vancouver coffee chain closes another downtown café location

Vancouver coffee chain closes another downtown café location

"Like every business, we are sometimes forced to make difficult decisions." 
A new 'tulip forest' experience is coming to a farm near Metro Vancouver this spring

A new 'tulip forest' experience is coming to a farm near Metro Vancouver this spring

It's another first in Canada from a local family-run farm offering sweet springtime fun
Ramen chain expanding in Metro Vancouver with first Richmond location

Ramen chain expanding in Metro Vancouver with first Richmond location

This will be the Toronto-based brand's sixth location in Metro Vancouver
Team from popular Vancouver restaurant opening new French-Indian brasserie soon

Team from popular Vancouver restaurant opening new French-Indian brasserie soon

Something exciting is coming to an East Van corner space soon
Mexican restaurant follows Vancouver closure with sale of original location

Mexican restaurant follows Vancouver closure with sale of original location

New owners bring a new name but intend to keep the old menu.
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