Look for the gigantic, stylishly-hatted artwork lady adorning the beacon-like yellow exterior of this popular brewery, then step inside for some equally sunny beers. The operation's Latin American flavor (it's run by a family of expat Colombians) fuels an unusual-for-Vancouver food menu of ceviches and arepas alongside some refreshing, highly-drinkable beers – mostly of the kolsch, blonde and pale-ale variety.
There's often a darker beer or two on tap as well (the milk stout is especially tasty) but the best way to discover your favorite is to indulge in a four-glass tasting flight. Looking for a beery souvenir of your Vancouver visit? Andina's earthenware jugs are among the city's coolest growlers.
