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The Hermitage Restaurant is Vancouver's Best French Dining

Here is a little about Herve Martin, the chef and owner of the Hermitage restaurant in Vancouver.

 

Hervé Martin, Chef/Owner of The Hermitage Restaurant trained for eight years in France to achieve the level of Executive Chef. On his quest to achieve this position, Hervé also trained as a Pastry Chef and a Butcher prior to serving as the private chef to the King Leopold of Belgium. He has worked at some of the finest 3 star Michelin restaurants in Europe and then went on to be the executive chef at some of the best hotels in Europe, the United States, and Canada. Included in this category were the Palace Hotel in the South of France and Ireland; the Hotel Plaza de la Chaudiere in Hull, Quebec; the King Edward Hotel in Toronto; the Westbury Hotel in New York and the Palace Hotel in Philadelphia. In 1985 Hervé Martin came to Vancouver to open the Pan Pacific Hotel. During his three years at the Pan Pacific, several things occurred: the opening of the Pan Pacific was a hit, Hervé and his culinary team received many awards for various competitions, and he decided to open his own restaurant; thereby making Vancouver his home.

 

As a member of such renowned wine appreciation societies as the Chaine des Rotisseurs; the Confrérie du Sabre de'Or; the prestigious "Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin" and other associations, Hervé's knowledge of French Gastronomic and the various wines that work well with it are outstanding. Therefore, Hervé has carefully chosen the wines for his critically acclaimed cellar including fine Burgundy wines from his family's Chateau de Chamilly vineyard in France.

 

Now, about the restaurant.

 

Since its opening in 1988, The Hermitage has been a favorite of Vancouverites and visitors alike. Situated in an enclave away from the hustle and bustle of world famous Robson Street; it offers an elegant, but charmingly informal atmosphere that reflects the warmth and hospitality of provincial France. While engulfed by the coziness of French antiques, family treasures, and the warm brick of the fireplace, you can select from a menu created by master chef Hervé Martin and served in the traditional French style. The critically acclaimed wine list boasts one of the best selections of Burgundy wines in Vancouver and is highlighted with exclusive wines from the family winery in Chamilly, France. Always on the list when accolades are being given, The Hermitage has received many awards as a result of the mix of tradition, knowledge and artistry that Hervé brings to his restaurant. On a warm summer's evening, you may wish to enjoy your dinner on the private courtyard patio while contemplating which of the wonderful desserts you will choose. Whether dining inside beside the fireplace or outside on the patio, you will be in for a memorable dining experience.

 

Chef/Owner Hervé Martin and his highly professional staff welcome you to The Hermitage.

 

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I have a restaurant, do I need a permit for a street sign?

I am going to start serving breakfast daily at my family restaurant, the problem is there isn't much foot traffic in the area, its right off a busy street, Ive seen other places put signs down the block , I am wondering what kind of permit you need for this? I'm pretty sure i'd need permission from the business owner on the corner too.

The first place to go is City Hall and ask for a print-out on the Ciry ordinances regarding signage. You will be limited by size and type and duration and will have to purchase a permit most likely. You may even have to submit sketches or detailed descriptions of any signs. Every City is different. Start by calling yours and ask for the department that handles signage for businesses in your community.

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