This is a part of Dished’s series highlighting some of the best takeout/delivery in Vancouver. One of Vancouver’s favourite local spots, Como Taperia, voluntarily closed its doors amid the coronavirus pandemic, but this spot is BACK, baby. Well, back for takeout, which is seriously exciting. The Mount Pleasant gem is officially offering some of its premium non-perishable Spanish goods via COMO2Go. In addition to their huge menu of Conservas (premium tinned Spanish seafood), Como has a small list of Spanish wines up for order. See also: What to order today: AnnaLena, Hundy, and Their There All BC Liquor Stores are temporarily closing on Sundays BC Liquor Stores to install Plexiglas barriers at all locations The best part of the whole offer? The Conservas will be discounted by 25% at checkout, and the wines are 35 to 50% off too. Folks can pick up this takeaway on Thursdays and Sundays for now. Orders can be made online and must be done 24 hours before they are picked up. A post shared by ¿CóMO? Taperia (@comotaperia) on

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