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East Vancouver Compass Coffee location impresses with fresh pastries

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By Rachel Pinsky Verified
| The Columbian Verified
Compass Coffee opened its fourth location in east Vancouver in the former home of Baron Patisserie. Acquiring this property created a space for Compass Coffee’s companion bakery Boulangerie Boussole (French for Compass Bakery) where Courtney Cleaver, the queen of lamination, bakes fresh pastries for all Compass’ locations.
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Food and fun for everyone: Downtown Vancouver shop inspired by Korean convenience stores

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By Rachel Pinsky Verified
| The Columbian Verified
News / Life / Clark County Life Minari Market shop has noodles galore Published: June 12, 2026, 2:00pm Facebook X (formerly Twitter) Threads Linkedin Pinterest Text message Minari Market has quickly made a name for itself on Main Street, offering heavily customizable instant ramen.
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People Swear Soda in Glass Bottles Tastes Better. We Put It to the Test

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By Rachel Pinsky Verified
| Serious Eats Verified
People often say soda tastes better from a glass bottle—but when you remove visual and tactile cues, the difference largely disappears. While glass is technically better at preserving carbonation over time, most perceived differences come down to psychology, not chemistry. Talk to enough soda drinkers and you'll likely start to hear the same refrain: Coke from a glass bottle tastes better. Crisper. Cleaner.
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