Well according to the Irish the Railton Cafe in Vancouver either need to learn how to pour a pint of the black nectar or stop selling it as they are butchering it and then even posting pictures of their poured pint of Guinness.
But it doesn't end here the offending picture found in the link was actually a pint of Guinness poured from a CAN FFS how is this establishment allowed to serve alcohol.
How a Vancouver pub 'annoyed an entire country' with a poorly poured pint of Guinness - Home | As It Happens | CBC Radio

So those from BC who might be touring the Emerald Isle in the near future don't tell them that you drink Guinness in Vancouver

What are those things in the pot?

After tasting Guinness in Dublin and realizing how much smoother and nicer it is. I would never drink a Guinness here...

That photo is awful. I laughed at the comment made by the guy on how the pint 'looks like it has already drank 16 pints of the stuff'

Making me thirsty!

Original photo is terrible, but I suppose whoever staged it, just didn't know.

I sometimes get the can variety at home and they come out very well.

A convenient Irish person has no clue. "Doughnuts?" she wonders.

It doesn't look altogether wholesome does it?

Given that we are in Canada, I'm going for fried Mars Bars....very keen on a healthy snack here

Do you think they need to employ someone in their marketing department?

The link from that story shows the right way to pour it. I was always taught that it's a 3 stage pour, never less.

St. Patrick's Day: CBC gets Guinness pouring lesson - Toronto - CBC News

And on top of all that I always thought that Murphys was the better pint anyway.

Deep-fried chia and qiona balls, check the menu. Are those the Oinks in the corner?

Are they any good? Do they match the Guinness?

Guinness artfully arranged rather than poured for drinking. Deep-fried chia and qiona balls in place of soda bread. It's all the up itself Vancouver clichés in one picture.

I made that up about the balls, but it could be true.

That was a woman's pint of Guinness for St. Patricia's Day...

The second-attempt photo has a dodgy looking head on it as well....

Whislt on the subject of serving Guinness offensively.... sadly its not just BC...ive seen equally offensive things done in Ontario.... one of which was.......


Serving Guinness in a PITCHER!!!!! and even worse....ASKING for a pitcher of Guinness!!

and the same old crap about drinking it at room temperature??? WTF????

The pitcher was the best though! words failed me.

Drink it where the irish drink (which is often not an irish bar).

Guinness used to be hugely variable in London, until Guinness themselves realised there was a problem and sent a training team round teaching everyone how to pour guinness. That needs to happen here, but I don't really drink the stuff regularly to care properly.