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Ophelia
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Mexican cuisine, a weekend brunch menu & cocktails offered in a homey restaurant.
Nearby attractions
Hinge Park
215 W 1st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0E3, Canada
Creekside Community Recreation Centre
1 Athletes Way, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0B1, Canada
Science World
1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V6A 3Z7, Canada
The Birds (Myfanwy MacLeod, 2010)
1650 Manitoba St, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0B8, Canada
Habitat Island Park
Vancouver, BC V5Y 0E5, Canada
Olympic Village Walk
1 Athletes Way, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0C2, Canada
Jonathan Rogers Park
110 W 7th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1L7, Canada
Creekside Park
1455 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V6A 4B3, Canada
Cambie Bridge
Cambie Bridge, Vancouver, BC, Canada
BC Place
777 Pacific Blvd, Vancouver, BC V6B 4Y8, Canada
Nearby restaurants
CRAFT Beer Market False Creek
85 W 1st Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0C4, Canada
Nook Olympic Village
195 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 4A1, Canada
Jay Nok Modern Thai
127 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1B8, Canada
Pho Quynh Express
89 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1B3, Canada
Tap & Barrel • Olympic Village
75 Athletes Way, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0E4, Canada
Nana's Green Tea
159 W 4th Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1G4, Canada
Manna Sushi
6 E 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5T 1B1, Canada
Argo Cafe
1836 Ontario St, Vancouver, BC V5T 2W6
BREWHALL
97 E 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5T 1B3, Canada
Pizza Hut
171 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 1B8, Canada
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Ophelia

165 W 2nd Ave, Vancouver, BC V5Y 0L8, Canada
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Mexican cuisine, a weekend brunch menu & cocktails offered in a homey restaurant.

attractions: Hinge Park, Creekside Community Recreation Centre, Science World, The Birds (Myfanwy MacLeod, 2010), Habitat Island Park, Olympic Village Walk, Jonathan Rogers Park, Creekside Park, Cambie Bridge, BC Place, restaurants: CRAFT Beer Market False Creek, Nook Olympic Village, Jay Nok Modern Thai, Pho Quynh Express, Tap & Barrel • Olympic Village, Nana's Green Tea, Manna Sushi, Argo Cafe, BREWHALL, Pizza Hut
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Phone
+1 604-800-5253
Website
opheliakitchen.ca

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Featured dishes

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Churros
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Tempranillo
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Malbec/Cabernet
dish
Rosé
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Verdejo
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Cava
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Sauvignon Blanc
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Jarritos Soda
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Corona Sunbrew
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Pacifico Clara Bottle
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Negra Modelo
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Grilled Cache Creek Ribeye (16 Oz )
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Taco De Arrachera Y Bone Marrow
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Enchiladas Gratinadas
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Ophelia Margarita For 12 Pp
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Ophelia Margarita For 6 Pp
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Salsa Molcajeteada
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Frijoles Refritos Con Chicharrón
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Guacamole
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Prawn + Pineapple Tostada

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Nearby attractions of Ophelia

Hinge Park

Creekside Community Recreation Centre

Science World

The Birds (Myfanwy MacLeod, 2010)

Habitat Island Park

Olympic Village Walk

Jonathan Rogers Park

Creekside Park

Cambie Bridge

BC Place

Hinge Park

Hinge Park

4.4

(422)

Open 24 hours
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Creekside Community Recreation Centre

Creekside Community Recreation Centre

4.4

(505)

Open 24 hours
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Science World

Science World

4.5

(5.8K)

Closed
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The Birds (Myfanwy MacLeod, 2010)

The Birds (Myfanwy MacLeod, 2010)

4.7

(18)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Ophelia

CRAFT Beer Market False Creek

Nook Olympic Village

Jay Nok Modern Thai

Pho Quynh Express

Tap & Barrel • Olympic Village

Nana's Green Tea

Manna Sushi

Argo Cafe

BREWHALL

Pizza Hut

CRAFT Beer Market False Creek

CRAFT Beer Market False Creek

4.3

(3.4K)

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Nook Olympic Village

Nook Olympic Village

4.3

(521)

$$

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Jay Nok Modern Thai

Jay Nok Modern Thai

4.3

(184)

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Pho Quynh Express

Pho Quynh Express

4.0

(270)

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Dine Out 🍴 Michelin-Recommended 🌟 Gorgeous Mexican Feast 🇲🇽
Rylee TuckerRylee Tucker
Dine Out 🍴 Michelin-Recommended 🌟 Gorgeous Mexican Feast 🇲🇽
oscar magallonoscar magallon
My recent visit to Ophelia in Vancouver was unfortunately less than satisfactory due to several issues that need to be addressed for a better dining experience. The service at Ophelia was inconsistent at best. Although the hostess who initially took our drink order was friendly, the main waiter did not demonstrate a good grasp of how to appropriately pace the serving of meals. Our appetizers and main courses were served together, leading to a cluttered table and our main dishes cooling down while we were still eating our appetizers. The food temperature was a major issue throughout the meal. All the dishes were served cold, which greatly detracted from the taste and overall dining experience. The bone marrow tacos, for example, contained chewy meat, which combined with the low temperature, made for a less than enjoyable dish. The absence of courtesy tostadas and salsas, commonly offered in similar restaurants, was a notable omission. This lack of attention to detail was disappointing and made the dining experience feel less hospitable. Moreover, the process of getting our bill was unnecessarily prolonged. It took more than 30 minutes for us to receive our bill after we had requested it, an excessive wait that did not contribute positively to our overall dining experience. Ophelia needs to address these issues to improve its dining experience. The service timing, food temperature and quality, and attention to detail all require significant improvement. Another point of disappointment was a missed opportunity to acknowledge a special occasion. During our reservation, we mentioned that we were celebrating my girlfriend's 30th birthday. Unfortunately, this was not recognized during our visit. A simple acknowledgment or gesture could have added a personal touch to our experience, even in light of the other issues. Despite the issues mentioned above, it's only fair to note that Ophelia did shine in one area: their cocktail menu. The two cocktails we ordered were well-crafted and flavorful, adding a bright spot to our dining experience. It suggests that with attention and care, there are aspects of the restaurant that can truly impress. This feedback is given in the hope that the management will take these points into consideration and implement necessary changes. It would be pleasing to see these improvements realized for the benefit of future diners (if ever decided to go back).
Michelle SiarilMichelle Siaril
Another Michelin-guide restaurant, Ophelia serves Mexican dinners with weekend brunch options. I’ve visited twice to try out both menus and have some mixed feelings. Would say that their seafood options>beef for me. Really like the gothic and dark ambiance though it can be hard to talk over dinner (brunch was way more quiet). Service was pretty friendly. Chicharron de Rib Eye ($24) 6/10 Ribeye with guacamole and Habanero refried beans, served with corn tortilla. I have mixed feelings about this one. Love the guacamole and refried beans, however steak was pretty tough…. Volcanes de Arrecharra ($22.5) 7/10 Despite also being beef, this one was somehow more tender (wish I had gotten this one instead). The corn chips and pickles also helped make the dish lighter, balancing the cheddar cheese. Pulpo en Mole Blanco ($44) 8/10 One of the better octopus dishes in Vancouver. Crispy crunch from the corn batter, paired with fragrant cilantro rice and creamy white mole sauce. The chorizo, kale, and zucchini also managed to complement the whole dish. Grilled 16oz Cache Greek Ribeye ($74) 5/10 The chorizo and cheese potato tasted great for the first few bites, and afterwards got really overwhelming. Steak was okay…. Happy they cooked it correctly to rare but wasn’t anything special otherwise. The villa amuhada sauce was great, but I would say get their non-beef menu. Tres Leches Cake ($10) 8/10 As a fan of milk based desserts, I never missed a chance to get tres leches cake, which was soaked with three types of milks and rum, served with berry compote and lime whipped cream pistachio crumbles. Since the actual cake was extremely sweet, the zesty berry and lime actually worked really well to cut through the richness. Prawn Ceviche Tostada ($18.25) Didn’t try since I’m allergic to shrimp. Heard good feedbacks from people though.
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My recent visit to Ophelia in Vancouver was unfortunately less than satisfactory due to several issues that need to be addressed for a better dining experience. The service at Ophelia was inconsistent at best. Although the hostess who initially took our drink order was friendly, the main waiter did not demonstrate a good grasp of how to appropriately pace the serving of meals. Our appetizers and main courses were served together, leading to a cluttered table and our main dishes cooling down while we were still eating our appetizers. The food temperature was a major issue throughout the meal. All the dishes were served cold, which greatly detracted from the taste and overall dining experience. The bone marrow tacos, for example, contained chewy meat, which combined with the low temperature, made for a less than enjoyable dish. The absence of courtesy tostadas and salsas, commonly offered in similar restaurants, was a notable omission. This lack of attention to detail was disappointing and made the dining experience feel less hospitable. Moreover, the process of getting our bill was unnecessarily prolonged. It took more than 30 minutes for us to receive our bill after we had requested it, an excessive wait that did not contribute positively to our overall dining experience. Ophelia needs to address these issues to improve its dining experience. The service timing, food temperature and quality, and attention to detail all require significant improvement. Another point of disappointment was a missed opportunity to acknowledge a special occasion. During our reservation, we mentioned that we were celebrating my girlfriend's 30th birthday. Unfortunately, this was not recognized during our visit. A simple acknowledgment or gesture could have added a personal touch to our experience, even in light of the other issues. Despite the issues mentioned above, it's only fair to note that Ophelia did shine in one area: their cocktail menu. The two cocktails we ordered were well-crafted and flavorful, adding a bright spot to our dining experience. It suggests that with attention and care, there are aspects of the restaurant that can truly impress. This feedback is given in the hope that the management will take these points into consideration and implement necessary changes. It would be pleasing to see these improvements realized for the benefit of future diners (if ever decided to go back).
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Another Michelin-guide restaurant, Ophelia serves Mexican dinners with weekend brunch options. I’ve visited twice to try out both menus and have some mixed feelings. Would say that their seafood options>beef for me. Really like the gothic and dark ambiance though it can be hard to talk over dinner (brunch was way more quiet). Service was pretty friendly. Chicharron de Rib Eye ($24) 6/10 Ribeye with guacamole and Habanero refried beans, served with corn tortilla. I have mixed feelings about this one. Love the guacamole and refried beans, however steak was pretty tough…. Volcanes de Arrecharra ($22.5) 7/10 Despite also being beef, this one was somehow more tender (wish I had gotten this one instead). The corn chips and pickles also helped make the dish lighter, balancing the cheddar cheese. Pulpo en Mole Blanco ($44) 8/10 One of the better octopus dishes in Vancouver. Crispy crunch from the corn batter, paired with fragrant cilantro rice and creamy white mole sauce. The chorizo, kale, and zucchini also managed to complement the whole dish. Grilled 16oz Cache Greek Ribeye ($74) 5/10 The chorizo and cheese potato tasted great for the first few bites, and afterwards got really overwhelming. Steak was okay…. Happy they cooked it correctly to rare but wasn’t anything special otherwise. The villa amuhada sauce was great, but I would say get their non-beef menu. Tres Leches Cake ($10) 8/10 As a fan of milk based desserts, I never missed a chance to get tres leches cake, which was soaked with three types of milks and rum, served with berry compote and lime whipped cream pistachio crumbles. Since the actual cake was extremely sweet, the zesty berry and lime actually worked really well to cut through the richness. Prawn Ceviche Tostada ($18.25) Didn’t try since I’m allergic to shrimp. Heard good feedbacks from people though.
Michelle Siaril

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Reviews of Ophelia

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2.0
2y

My recent visit to Ophelia in Vancouver was unfortunately less than satisfactory due to several issues that need to be addressed for a better dining experience.

The service at Ophelia was inconsistent at best. Although the hostess who initially took our drink order was friendly, the main waiter did not demonstrate a good grasp of how to appropriately pace the serving of meals. Our appetizers and main courses were served together, leading to a cluttered table and our main dishes cooling down while we were still eating our appetizers.

The food temperature was a major issue throughout the meal. All the dishes were served cold, which greatly detracted from the taste and overall dining experience. The bone marrow tacos, for example, contained chewy meat, which combined with the low temperature, made for a less than enjoyable dish.

The absence of courtesy tostadas and salsas, commonly offered in similar restaurants, was a notable omission. This lack of attention to detail was disappointing and made the dining experience feel less hospitable.

Moreover, the process of getting our bill was unnecessarily prolonged. It took more than 30 minutes for us to receive our bill after we had requested it, an excessive wait that did not contribute positively to our overall dining experience.

Ophelia needs to address these issues to improve its dining experience. The service timing, food temperature and quality, and attention to detail all require significant improvement.

Another point of disappointment was a missed opportunity to acknowledge a special occasion. During our reservation, we mentioned that we were celebrating my girlfriend's 30th birthday. Unfortunately, this was not recognized during our visit. A simple acknowledgment or gesture could have added a personal touch to our experience, even in light of the other issues.

Despite the issues mentioned above, it's only fair to note that Ophelia did shine in one area: their cocktail menu. The two cocktails we ordered were well-crafted and flavorful, adding a bright spot to our dining experience. It suggests that with attention and care, there are aspects of the restaurant that can truly impress.

This feedback is given in the hope that the management will take these points into consideration and implement necessary changes. It would be pleasing to see these improvements realized for the benefit of future diners (if ever decided...

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2.0
1y

Went there over the weekend and had made reservations. As soon as we arrived, the hostess mentioned that there were reservations in two hours (which we didn't have an issue with to start). Took 20-30mins after we sat down before someone came to take our drink order and then an additional 30mins after that before someone came to take our food order which is where the issues started coming up. If you're telling us there are reservations in 2 hours then we would assume that the service would match according to that timeline.

Someone came around with an appetizer that was not ours and then we also saw what we believe to be our appetizer brought to someone else's table - a minute later, he came back with our appetizer (not from the direction of the kitchen, but from the direction of where it was dropped off at someone else table).

Bone marrow was good, however, small but the prawns and chorizo in my dish was good - hence the 2 stars, however, the skirt steaks in all of our dishes were so chewy we couldn't bite or chew it (poor quality). I would definitely not order anything with the skirt steak again nor would I recommend it.

We had finished our meals and dishes pretty empty and no one came to check in to see if they could take anything away/clear the table as it was nearing the time of the next reservation so as the hostess is looking at the time, she then comes rushing to clear the table in a hurry.

My friend's wife had mentioned to the waitress when ordering our meals that it was her husband's birthday (sitting next to her). They rushed to bring us the free dessert and placed it in front of my husband instead (10 mins before us having to leave the table).

The whole experience just felt off putting which was unfortunate as we were really looking forward to having a good time/experience and meal and our group felt as if we were not welcome and was an inconvenience upon the...

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3.0
1y

Another Michelin-guide restaurant, Ophelia serves Mexican dinners with weekend brunch options. I’ve visited twice to try out both menus and have some mixed feelings. Would say that their seafood optionsbeef for me. Really like the gothic and dark ambiance though it can be hard to talk over dinner (brunch was way more quiet). Service was pretty friendly.

Chicharron de Rib Eye ($24) 6/10 Ribeye with guacamole and Habanero refried beans, served with corn tortilla. I have mixed feelings about this one. Love the guacamole and refried beans, however steak was pretty tough….

Volcanes de Arrecharra ($22.5) 7/10 Despite also being beef, this one was somehow more tender (wish I had gotten this one instead). The corn chips and pickles also helped make the dish lighter, balancing the cheddar cheese.

Pulpo en Mole Blanco ($44) 8/10 One of the better octopus dishes in Vancouver. Crispy crunch from the corn batter, paired with fragrant cilantro rice and creamy white mole sauce. The chorizo, kale, and zucchini also managed to complement the whole dish.

Grilled 16oz Cache Greek Ribeye ($74) 5/10 The chorizo and cheese potato tasted great for the first few bites, and afterwards got really overwhelming. Steak was okay…. Happy they cooked it correctly to rare but wasn’t anything special otherwise. The villa amuhada sauce was great, but I would say get their non-beef menu.

Tres Leches Cake ($10) 8/10 As a fan of milk based desserts, I never missed a chance to get tres leches cake, which was soaked with three types of milks and rum, served with berry compote and lime whipped cream pistachio crumbles. Since the actual cake was extremely sweet, the zesty berry and lime actually worked really well to cut through the richness.

Prawn Ceviche Tostada ($18.25) Didn’t try since I’m allergic to shrimp. Heard good feedbacks from...

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