The Attic, Restaurant in West Vancouver, Canada
The Attic operated as a 1,200-seat restaurant that provided Smörgåsbord dining experiences on the North Shore of Vancouver between 1968 and 1981.
Former Vancouver alderman Frank Baker and his wife Dorothy established this dining venue, which earned recognition in the B.C. Restaurant Hall of Fame in 2005.
The restaurant incorporated live music performances by Lance Harrison and the Dixieland Band, while Frank Baker played trumpet and welcomed guests at the entrance.
The establishment exhibited an extensive collection of over one hundred Tiffany lamps throughout its dining spaces and common areas.
The restaurant displayed a 1964 James Bond car in a glass case and a custom Toronado 67 X vehicle built specifically for Expo 67.
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