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Gustav’s new owners strive to ‘make things better’ at east Vancouver restaurant

German restaurant to keep menu, ambience, while making dishes in-house

By Sarah Wolf, Columbian staff writer
Published: August 1, 2023, 6:04am
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Legendary Portland restaurateur Horst Mager, left, founder of Portland's der Rheinlander, makes German meatballs in the kitchen of Gustav's with Executive Chef Doug Hamilton. The east Vancouver restaurant has a new owner, Genaro Amaro.  Gustav's new menu includes dishes such as New York strip steak, stuffed cabbage rolls, garlic cheese bread, chicken schnitzel and German meatballs in a caper sauce with spaetzle and potato pancakes.
Legendary Portland restaurateur Horst Mager, left, founder of Portland's der Rheinlander, makes German meatballs in the kitchen of Gustav's with Executive Chef Doug Hamilton. The east Vancouver restaurant has a new owner, Genaro Amaro. Gustav's new menu includes dishes such as New York strip steak, stuffed cabbage rolls, garlic cheese bread, chicken schnitzel and German meatballs in a caper sauce with spaetzle and potato pancakes. (Photos by Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

Longtime German favorite Gustav’s is under new ownership. And the owners are familiar faces to those in Vancouver’s foodie community: Genaro Zurita Amaro and Jesus Amaro, owners of Amaro’s Table and Cecilia.

The men took ownership of Gustav’s, at 1705 S.E. 164th Ave., on July 1.

Since then, the men and their team have made strides to make everything on the now-condensed menu in-house, starting with the strudel.

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