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Posted: September 20, 2003
Food fit for a B.C. Lion Noah Cantor flips quarterbacks and quarterpounders.
KYLE BERGER
REPORTER
| Last winter, Cantor established a partnership with friend and fellow Jewish community member Gerald Tritt, who owned a small fast-food store in West Vancouver called Vera's Burger Shack. Since then, Tritt and Cantor opened a second Vera's in the heart of Kitsilano and business has been great.
"It's been really busy and on the sunny days it's been great," Cantor said. "We're looking in maybe December or January to get another one up and running."
Cantor guessed that much of their success comes from the fact that Vera's makes their own burger patties every morning. A poll in the Vancouver Sun earlier this year awarded Vera's the distinction of having "the best burgers in town."
"In the off-season, you're always looking for something to do," Cantor said of his new-found passion for flipping patties. "[Vera's] gave me somewhere to go and I had the opportunity to learn a new business." |
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