Nachos in Vancouver

[eatrustic]

It's funny, I haven't had Natchos in years mainly because they are way too bad for you but most importantly I got really tired of badly made piles of chips with a splash of crappy salsa and canned guacamole on the top and nothing underneath.

Due to all this great weather we're having I'm getting a craving to sit on a deck somewhere and eat some really good ones with a Marg or a Cerveza.

Are there any recs for really well made Natchos (either traditional or perhaps something inspired)?

[Vancouver]

While they don't have nachos on the menu, Tequila Kitchen has all the ingredients including good chips, excellent guacamole and salsas, etc. So you can build your own: http://www.tequilakitchen.ca

[eatrustic]

While they don't have nachos on the menu, Tequila Kitchen has all the ingredients including good chips, excellent guacamole and salsas, etc.  So you can build your own:  http://www.tequilakitchen.ca

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Yes, that's an option although I prefer to go the "off the menu" route before I start with the a la carte version.

As with my previous hunts for the best I'll just start trying the usual suspects and report back.

Now if only I could find a good sous vide version..............

[vandan]

Steamworks, and a great view as well

[inanimate]

I'll tell you all this much.

Nachos at the Soho in yaletown are the worst in vancouver.

Poor quality chips, covered in cheap cheddar and microwaved until the chips have lost most of their crunch.

sour cream and bad salsa come with for $7.95.

[fmed]

WaaZubee has decent nachos.

[Zucchini Mama]

I used to have "white trash" nachos at The Whip when I had a craving for nachos with canned olives and jalapenos--looks like they have a new chef--Jeff Wernbacher and he may have kicked it up a notch--Nachos - Tortilla chips, Serrano chili, cheddar, avocado cream, and green onions --10$ I'd still miss the olives though--it's one of those weird cravings we seamonkeys get on a full moon.

[HKDave]

For me, it's gotta be the Topanga.

[Peter the eater]

The Doll and Penny on Davie had fine nachos - and the Pan Pacific Hotel. It's been a few years.