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10Best Seafood |
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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:
~151 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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Blackfish Cafe |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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950 Wharf St, Victoria V8W 1T3 • 250-385-9996
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Distance:
~274 m * |
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DOWNTOWN. This unique floating restaurant is a great place to spend an afternoon sipping a martini and watching the activity on the water, either ensconced in the cozy interior or enjoying the view from the heated, covered patio. Although Blackfish is known for having exceptional fish and chips, there's more to their menu than just fried seafood and potatoes. Start out with chili-lime-cilantro prawns or a curry-mango spinach salad. The halibut and chips are decidedly tasty, to be sure, but you can also opt for a burger or a sandwich at lunch, and at dinner there are steaks, pastas and additional seafood preparations on the menu. Freshly baked muffins and other treats hit the spot at breakfast or in the afternoon. |
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Nautical Nellies |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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1001 Wharf St, Victoria V8W • 250-380-2260
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Distance:
~331 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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Chandlers Seafood Restaurant |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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1250 Wharf St, Victoria V8W 1T8 • 250-385-3474
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Distance:
~0.512 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Located in a renovated 1896 warehouse on the Wharf Street waterfront, Chandlers is one of Victoria's most popular seafood restaurants. Delicious dishes include salmon in teriyaki glaze, pasta with lobster, and seafood brochettes with halibut, salmon and prawns. As you eat, you can watch seaplanes through Chandler's large windows overlooking the water. Smart-casual attire. Reservations suggested. |
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User Rating: 6
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Wharfside Eatery |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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1208 Wharf St, Victoria V8W 3B9 • 250-360-1808
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Distance:
~0.523 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. If you're looking for a casual restaurant with lots of outdoor seating, Wharfside is ideal. Whether the sky is clear or cloudy, guests can enjoy the covered outdoor seating on the multi-level decks and great water views. The restaurant has a diverse menu of seafood from all around the world such as Alaskan crab, New England lobster, wild BC salmon, local shellfish and Hawaiian ahi. Other options include steaks, burgers, pastas, stir fries and pizzas. A great place to go with a large group of picky eaters! |
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Ferris' Oyster Bar and Grill |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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536 Yates St, Victoria V8W 1K8 • 250-360-1824 • 250-382-2344
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Distance:
~0.584 km * |
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DOWNTOWN. Opened in 1991, Ferris' had exposed brick and fun local artwork long before they really hit the big time. It's cool and trendy, not a bit stuffy, and more than reasonably priced. Shellfish in all its forms is the house specialty – oysters come in a variety of styles, from Texas to Thai; the cioppino is as good as any Nonna's; and the prawns are tender little morsels that defy the doggie bag. There are also a wide selection of fish dishes and pastas, and amazingly good (and huge) burgers. |
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User Rating: 9
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Lure |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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45 Songhees Rd Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort, Victoria V9A 6T3 • 250-360-5873 • 250-360-5896
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Distance:
~0.822 km * |
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VICTORIA WEST. From its vantage point at the Delta Victoria Ocean Pointe Resort, Lure offers amazing views of the busy Inner Harbour. Seafood, fruits, vegetables, meats and dairy products are procured from local farmers and fishermen and the menu changes frequently based on what regional products are freshest. A recent menu included butternut squash-apple soup with pumpkin seed-sage pesto meringue; an amazing duck and pineapple tasting that featured foie gras with pineapple jelly and duck confit ravioli with pineapple chutney; seared rockfish with tempura honey mussels and a purple potato-caper-green bean salad; and panko-crusted house-smoked trout. |
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Blue Crab Bar & Grill |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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146 Kingston St Coast Harbourside Hotel and Marina, Victoria V8V 1V4 • 250-480-1999
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Distance:
~0.873 km * |
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JAMES BAY. Check out Blue Crab's daily seafood specials – they only use seafood and fish the day it's been caught. Depending on the season, you can expect to find salmon, crab or spotted prawns. A house specialty is pan-roasted Pacific salmon fillet with a hazelnut crust. Non-seafood eaters will have plenty to choose from with choices like smoked chicken sausage in portobello mushroom broth and tenderloin with peanut sauce. Breads and desserts are all prepared in-house, and the wine list favors California and local vintages. Be sure to ask for a table with a view of the harbour. Smart-casual attire. |
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User Rating: 6.5
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Fin & Gill Bar and Grill |
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(Restaurants - Seafood) |
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453 Head St Westbay Marine Village, Victoria V9A 5S1 • 250-381-1400 • 866-937-8229
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Distance:
~2.385 km * |
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ESQUIMALT. Located at the Westbay Marine Village, a sort of RV park/marina complex where much of the real estate is actually on the water, Fin and Gill serves great West Coast pub food. The menu has fish and chips, locally caught salmon, and all the shellfish you could want. Some of it's fried, some broiled or baked, some raw. There are also burgers and sandwiches, big bright salads, and a host of microbrews and imports. |
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Charter's Restaurant |
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5109 Cordova Bay Rd McMorran's Beach House, Victoria V8Y 2K1 • 250-658-5527
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Distance:
~11.356 km * |
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ELK LAKE / CORDOVA BAY. If you ask a local for a restaurant-with-a-view recommendation, McMorran's Beach House is likely to be mentioned near the top of the list. The setting is perfect for sea-gazing, whether you're inside the dining room or out on the patio. Whet your appetite with cheese fondue for two, or deep fried Fanny Bay oysters. Satisfy your craving for seafood with the "Sea Harvest Bake," a combination of shrimp, halibut, salmon, scallops and crab claws in white wine cream sauce. Try the Asian inspired soy-marinated salmon with lime leaves, pink peppercorns and ginger, topped with a luscious brandy-cream fraiche sauce. Steaks, pastas and meal-sized salads are also popular. At lunch, an abbreviated dinner menu is available, along with sandwiches and burgers. |
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