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The Fairmont Empress |
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Fairmont Empress Lobby |
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(Restaurants - Tearoom) |
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721 Government St, Fairmont Empress Hotel, Victoria V8W 1W5 • 250-389-2727
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Distance:
~72 m * |
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INNER HARBOUR. Afternoon tea at the Empress is the epitome of Victorian class. The turn-of-the-century hotel has been fully restored to its original beauty and elegance, and lustrous wood floors and soft piano music further enhance the mood. Fresh seasonal berries and cream begin the elegant feast, followed by dainty finger sandwiches and a tempting array of house-made pastries. The tea itself is the Empress' own special blend. Be sure to reserve space a week or two in advance, especially during the summer. |
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Pescatore's Seafood + Grill |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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614 Humboldt St, Victoria V8W 1A4 • 250-385-4512
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Distance:
~152 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. High ceilings and wall murals painted by a local artist set the mood at this cozy, upscale seafood stop. For lunch, try crispy crab cakes or luscious seafood bisque. Dinner features all of your fresh favorites, including scallops, trout and salmon. Locals come here to enjoy the oyster bar – one of the best stocked in Victoria. Burgers and steaks will please any non-seafood eaters in your party, and a trio of Belgian chocolate fondues will satisfy dessert lovers. Smart casual. Reservations accepted. |
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User Rating: 6.1666
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Fire & Water Fish and Chop House |
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(Restaurants - Regional) |
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728 Humboldt St, Victoria Marriott Inner Harbour, Victoria V8W 1B1 • 250-480-3828
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Distance:
~173 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. Stylish and appealing, Fire & Water offers a fine Pacific Northwest meal in particularly comfortable surroundings. Although the specialty of the house is Prime Rib' à la Plaque (tender beef cured with brandy, pan-seared with a unique spice rub and served with cognac demi glace), seafood really shines here. Try the Digby scallops with wilted spinach and caramelized shallots, or a steaming bowl of cioppino brimming with crab, local fresh fish and veggies. The adjacent lounge, a great place to relax by the fireplace with a cocktail, serves more casual fare such as burgers topped with smoked bacon, aged cheddar and house made barbecue sauce, and fish and chips (salmon or halibut with hand cut smoked paprika fries). |
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Vista 18 |
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(Restaurants - Canadian) |
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740 Burdett Ave, Chateau Victoria Hotel, Victoria V8W 3M6 • 250-382-9258
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Distance:
~220 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. What a view! From the top of the Chateau Victoria Hotel, Vista 18 showcases the beauty of Vancouver Island from the ocean to the mountains, and there's not a bad seat in the house. Linger over cocktails while you peruse the menu, a far-reaching tome that's divided into Earth (vegetarian), Ocean (seafood), Air (fowl), and Land (beef, pork, lamb) sections. Order from just one section or mix it up, whatever appeals to you. The food is colorful, artfully presented and fabulous. A tapas menu, consisting primarily of smaller tidbits of main course dishes, is available at the bar, and there's live jazz on Friday and Saturday evenings. |
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Milestones Grill + Bar |
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(Restaurants - Canadian) |
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812 Wharf St, Victoria V8W 1T3 • 250-381-2244
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Distance:
~251 m * |
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INNER HARBOUR. Casually elegant and trendy, Milestones appeals to folks who enjoy their comfort food on the "slightly adventurous" side. Although it's part of a small chain, the restaurant successfully avoids the cookie-cutter approach to atmosphere and decor, so each location has its own personality. The menu includes traditional favorites as well as more modern interpretations of classics. Start with spinach-artichoke dip or popcorn shrimp, or sample a steamy bowl of corn and potato chowder. Mains include everything from grilled steaks and seafood to Asian-style noodle bowls and smoked baby back ribs with cranberry corn relish. There's also a solid wine list and a bevy of tasty choices for vegetarians, carb-avoiders and other health-conscious types. |
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The Pacific Restaurant |
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(Restaurants - Regional) |
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463 Belleville St, Hotel Grand Pacific, Victoria V8V 1X3 • 250-380-4458
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Distance:
~349 m * |
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JAMES BAY. Casually elegant in the best West Coast fashion, The Pacific is an ideal choice if you're looking for fine Canadian dining. They specialize in line-caught fish and wild and locally harvested ingredients. Seafood lovers should start with steamed mussels or clams or smoked salmon bisque, and follow with miso-marinated rockfish or hazelnut-buttered Queen Charlotte halibut. If you prefer land-based foods, try the incredibly inventive house salad tossed with blueberry-maple vinaigrette, then opt for cumin-scented lamb t-bones or lemon-salted Fraser Valley duck breast. A West Coast tapas style menu is served in the lounge, and a jazz pianist plays weekend evenings. |
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Le Petit Saigon |
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(Restaurants - Asian) |
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1010 Langley St, Victoria V8W 1V8 • 250-386-1412
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Distance:
~353 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. This friendly Vietnamese café serves traditional fare with a French influence. The crab, asparagus and egg-swirl soup is a house specialty not to be missed. The tasty and reasonably priced combination dinners make Le Petit Saigon a Victoria favorite. Smart casual dress. |
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Nautical Nellies |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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1001 Wharf St, Victoria V8W 1T6 • 250-380-2260
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Distance:
~354 m * |
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INNER HARBOUR. Nautical Nellie's is known for its breathtaking view of the bustling Inner Harbour, and has enough seafaring décor elements to keep even young ones entertained. The roster of appetizers runs from escargot to Cajun clam strips, plus interesting salads with a bevy of slightly unusual ingredients. If there are at least two or three in your party, try the "Colossal Canoe," a heap of mostly Asian inspired tidbits such as crispy calamari with citrus mirin sauce and lobster and fennel spring roll. The entrée menu is truly huge – if you came with 30 of your closest friends, not only would no two people have to order the same thing, but everyone would also get exactly what he or she wanted, with no compromises. There's even a raw bar with a big selection of fresh oysters. |
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Chocolat: Chocolatiere de Victoria |
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(Restaurants - Sweet Shop) |
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703 Fort St, Victoria V8W 1G9 • 250-381-0131
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Distance:
~368 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. Helene Pappas has earned a devoted following among Vancouver Island chocolate connoisseurs, with good reason. Not only do her creations look notably more attractive than many of the competitors', they also taste absolutely incredible. There's a small café where you can enjoy a cup of coffee with your treat of choice, which might be a few chocolates or even a slice of cake. If you're an adventurous sort, be sure to try the chili chocolate, an amazing little nugget that's simultaneously spicy, sweet and creamy. |
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Devour |
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(Restaurants - Canadian) |
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762 Broughton St, Victoria V8W 1E4 • 250-590-3231
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Distance:
~395 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. Using fresh seafood and locally grown produce, Devour offers the best of Victoria with dishes like cod and mussels on bread pudding with chorizo, zucchini and red pepper. The small menu changes daily in keeping with the season. You need to arrive early for lunch, or make reservations for dinner service Thursday and Friday with the limited seating. Seasonal outdoor seating is available. |
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