Restaurants in Canada
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Daddyo's
A top pizza and ribs joint on the Hwy 97 strip. Stop by or have it deliver a bit of thin-crust wonder. There are lots of off-beat toppings like pesto.
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Out of Diva's Closet & Cafe
Quirky and funky are some of the more mainstream adjectives for this combo wi-fi café, coffee and tea bar, juice joint and used clothing bazaar.
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Sammy's Souvlaki
Bump elbows with taxi drivers and late-night beery hordes at Sammy's, serving take-out souvlaki, falafels, poutine, burgers and hot dogs. Burp…
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Rain
A trendy lounge-bistro with a hipster interior, a rooftop deck and an open kitchen that sends out a steady stream of creative and fresh meals.
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Fairmont Empress Hotel
Victoria’s 1908 grand dame has a regal, bygone-era opulence that knows no bounds. It’s where honeymooners stay and tour groups take high tea.
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Oliver & Bonacini Café Grill
One of five upscale restaurants under the same ownership, this is fine alpine dining at its best. An excellent brunch is served on Sundays.
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Bean Bank Café
Locally owned, this very popular place serves healthy soups, salads and sandwiches. All of the meat served is oven-roasted, not processed.
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No Frills
The city’s thriftiest food store is the West End’s No Frills, piled high with no-name brands and cut-price fruit and veg.
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Old Triangle Irish Alehouse
The rambling Old Triangle Irish Alehouse dishes up hearty pub fare, has 32 beers on tap and hosts live music most nights.
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Charley's Lounge
Locals flock to trade gossip while gazing out over the harbor from the heated patio. The pub menu features some of Rupert's best seafood.
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Urban Fare
Near the foot of the giant Shangri-La tower, Urban Fare is a yuppie supermarket that has a large takeout-food component.
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Mama Cita's Ristorante
The insanely large portions of excellent pasta draw the crowds, but the pizzas and sandwiches are also popular and the service is good.
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Farmers Market
The Farmers' Market has over 150 vendors, including many with prepared foods. Local artisans also display their wares. It's off Hwy 97.
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Rogers’ Chocolates
The buskers here will keep you entertained as you duck into Rogers’ Chocolates for some dessert-sized Victoria Creams.
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Tree House Café
A magical outdoor cafe in the heart of Ganges, you'll be sitting in the shade of a large plum tree as you choose from a menu of comfort pastas, Mexican specialties and gourmet burgers – the Teriyaki salmon burger is recommended, washed down with a hoppy bottle of Salt Spring Pale Ale. Live music every night in summer.
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Mum's Gelato
Amble along Denman St and you’ll soon come to Mum's Gelato, where the popular faves include mocha, pistachio and lemon sorbet.
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Daystar Market Café
A 3km drive from the Sturdies Bay ferry dock, this funky locals’ hangout serves hearty salads, thick sandwiches and fruit smoothies.
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Mad Hatter Café
Bustling and cheerful, this place has excellent coffee and baked goods, all of which will have you grinning like the Cheshire cat.
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Restaurant House Piccolo
White tablecloth dining – duck is recommended – along with Salt Spring's best wine list.
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Irish Tea Room
From a 'proper cup of tea' to a steak & Guinness pie to barm brack, this tea room serves more than a little taste of Ireland.
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Sam’s Deli
Opposite the info centre, Sam’s is the perfect spot for a coffee or bottle of beer and a sandwich big enough to feed two.
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Café Gallery
Belying its name, this is a charmless joint where locals join for joe. There are also espressos, muffins, soups and sandwiches.
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La Berengerie
This charming wooded restaurant near Montague Harbour fuses rustic French bistro approaches with whatever is available locally.
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Max & Irma's Kitchen
The creative sandwiches here are best enjoyed on the sunny patio. At dinner there's Mediterranean dishes and excellent pizza.
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Sam’s Deli
Opposite the info centre, Sam’s is the perfect spot for a coffee or bottle of beer and a sandwich big enough to feed two.
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