I recently tried the Moustache Cafe with a party of others for the Dine out Vancouver in their new location. I had eaten at the previous location a number of times before with reason to return.
On this occasion, I have to say we were sadly dissapointed with our experience. Our server did not seem interested, besides taking our order and having our food delivered. Upon arrival we ordered still and sparkling water to our table, during the course of our meal neither were offered to be refilled. We had wine, which we had to request to order further bottles.
The food was good, though some of the entree portions seemed to be smaller sized due to the dine out menu. More than a few in our party went home hungry.
We lingered over dessert and coffee, and to finish our wine. When we got up to leave, our server made an unnecessary comment of the length of time we were there and that we seemed to have a lot to talk about.
I have to say I was not impressed on this occasion, and with so many options for good meals I would not hurry to recommend or return to the Moustache Cafe.

This is one of the better restaurants on the North Shore. It has a large open kitchen near the front with bar style seating and small tables. The middle and rear provide space for fine dining.

We arrived early one week night and were the first people seated in the back room. Tables are not crowded, generous in size with comfortable seating. Bold art brings life to the simple decor and a burning fireplace added atmosphere.

We chose one starter from the menu and another from the day's specials. Excellent flavour combinations. Our main courses included roast pork and herbed lamb. Both were creatively presented and cooked to perfection.

They offer a good wine selection with a number of both reds and whites available by the glass or half litre.

Service was prompt and professional. Not inexpensive but the quality of ingredients and sophistication of preparation and presentation results in a solid dining experience.

The food that Geoff Lundlow creates is fantastic. Some of the dishes forces the average person (like me) out of their comfort zone, like elk or duck. It was well worth it. It's service with a smile. Super friendly ... and Geoff the chef and owner, will come out to visit the odd table and see how they are doing. Nice touch! I'd go back.

Moustache is great to bring your date to, it is cozy, comfortable with dim lights and antique-feel. The lamb loin was terrific~ It is not a fine dining restaurant so dont expect a lot of servers, it is rather an unique little place to enjoy food.