The campaign has raised nearly $4,000 since launching last week. The restaurant, which recently made the list of recommended restaurants in Vancouver’s Michelin guide, set up a GoFundMe in the aftermath of the fire to support its team of 30 staff members. The pop-up even has its own Instagram account, which you can follow for updates. “And since it’s a pop-up, expect to see some fun surprises,” Bar Susu’s post reads. Patrons of the pop-up can expect to order many of the wine bar’s original menu items, low-intervention wine selections and cocktails. Instead of serving up bites and beverages at 209 E 6th Ave., Bar Susu will now be operating at the nearby 2650 Main St. to late and running for the duration of the summer,” the business announced on Instagram. “Launching this Friday, July 7th, Bar Susu Pop Up 2.0 will be open seven days a week from 5 p.m. Then, the owners came up with an idea to keep business going-by going back to its pop-up roots and moving into its sister restaurant down the street, Novella. Whether you’re looking to get dressed up or take it all off, the list of items below offer low-or-no-cost options to spend time with a variety of communities in the city.Īfter a fire broke out at Bar Susu earlier this month, the Mount Pleasant wine bar worried restoration efforts would force it to close its doors for at least a month. There are plenty of quirky events to check out in Vancouver this weekend.
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