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Canoe Brewpub Marina & Restaurant

Seventy-one per cent of more than 350 Urbanspooners recommend Canoe Brewpub and Yelpers give it a three-star average.

450 Swift St
Victoria, BC, US

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Popeye's Supplements

As one of Canada's largest nutrition retail outlets, Popeye's Supplements populates its store with nutrition, weight-loss, and fitness aids designed to address a variety of health matters. Expert vitamin prospectors help patrons pan through rivers of pills, sifting out pyrite to find supplements best suited to patrons' fitness goals. Shoppers can fill their baskets with Zone Perfect bars ($19.99) or stock up on Allmax Nutrition's muscle-magnifying creatine ($17.99). Meanwhile, the green-tea extracts and soy vitamin E in the Ascenta NutraSea fish oil ($19.99) team up to healthify hearts, soothe joints, and sweep the dust off of neural pathways, and Now vitamin C powder ($19.99) bolsters immune systems to run with the efficiency of a robotic german shepherd. Customers can also try out different supplements at Popeye's Supplements' sampling station.

2500 Douglas St
Victoria, BC, US

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Swans Hotel & Brew Pub

Nestled within the Swans Hotel, Swans Brewpub crafts the classic flavours of a traditional darkened tavern in a space awash with light, artwork, and heritage architecture. Here, chefs strive to use hormone-free and locally sourced meats as they lay out feasts of savoury shepherd's pie, steak sandwiches, and pasta as bartenders gild glasses with crisp house brews. A glass-covered dining patio graces meals with a dose of sunshine, and live music from swing and blues bands creates a catchy soundtrack as visitors admire the pub's collection of First Nations carvings and ancient Inuit tap handles.

506 Pandora Ave
Victoria, BC, US

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Cabin 12

Cabin 12 satisfies breakfasting, brunching, and lunching palates with creatively spun dishes stamped with equally whimsical monikers. Eight eggs-benedict-based "Benny" creations highlight the breakfast menu, including traditional takes such as the Canadian, dressed with tender back bacon and mounted atop a horse ($10.50), alongside adventurous interpretations such as the Kobayashi Maru, a steak Benny with mushrooms and onions ($13.50). All come topped with homemade hollandaise and saddled with hash browns. For a hair of the scurvy-immune dog, add a taste-bud-rousing mimosa ($3.50).

607 Pandora Ave
Victoria, BC, US

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Wannawafel

WannaWafel appeared on CBC's Dragons’ Den

560 Johnson St
Victoria, BC, US

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Fiamo Italian Kitchen

Italian food, late night menu, local ingredients, downtown location, heated patio, lounge and dining room, warm brick cozy atmosphere in the inner harbour. Open concept kitchen..Being the first in Canada, we have just introduced Prosecco on tap.

515 Yates St
Victoria, BC, US

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The Reef

The Reef's menus sparkle with the potential of brunch, lunch, and dinner plates inspired by the styles and tastes of the Caribbean. Midday mealtime selections showcase flavourful West Indian curries ($9–$10) paired with white rice, refreshing coleslaw, sweet mango chutney, and dahi, and served vegetarian or with a choice of chicken or goat. The calypso oxtail ($16) makes stomachs anti-grumble with a savoury bone-in beef stew, brewed and stocked with a hearty helping of potatoes and carrots over rice and peas. For dinner, the Kingston quesadilla ($12) envelops either jerk chicken or tofu, peppers, melty cheddar, and refried beans, and the coco prawns ($9) roll around in toasted coconut before putting on a cool minted avocado yogurt ski-bunny costume. Brunch items include plantain chips ($6), huevos rancheros ($10), and ackee and salt fish ($15), a Jamaican national dish of ackee fruit, cod, rice, peas, and coleslaw.

533 Yates St
Victoria, BC, US

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Lido Waterfront Bistro

In addition to sumptuous tapas and gourmet pizzas, Lido Waterfront Bistro offers guests a panoramic view of the ocean and an outdoor deck with abundant sunshine and a dock for boats. Chefs prepare plates of cheeses and charcuterie, local Dungeness crab cakes, gourmet sandwiches, and an array of scratch made soups. Live music often serenades patrons as they sip organic coffee, regional beers on tap and local wines.

1234 Wharf Street
Victoria, BC, US

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The Joint Pizzeria & Deli

TripAdvisors give The Joint an average of four owl eyes. Eighty per cent of Urbanspooners recommend it and eight Yelpers give it a 3.5-star average.

1219 Wharf St
Victoria, BC, US

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Kaz Japanese Restaurant

Amid the din of Old Town's shops and the bellow of boats coasting through the harbour, Kaz Japanese Restaurant beckons diners with a vast array of East Asian specialties. Chef Masami mans the sushi bar, drawing from more than 35 years of experience to captain his culinary crew as they whip up rolls that awaken the senses through combinations of colour, taste, and texture. Servers bear plates of sushi, teriyaki, and tempura into the dining room, which surrounds guests in softly lit hanging lanterns and elegant Japanese–style shades. The restaurant bustles with activity until 11 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and midnight on Fridays and Saturdays, accommodating late-night diners trying to stay up late enough to tuck in the moon.

1619 Store Street
Victoria, BC, US

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Dog Nation

Dog Nation may seem like an unassuming hot-dog stand, but an ambitious gourmet menu distinguishes the silver, umbrella-shaded cart from the others that look like it. Inspired by Victoria’s multicultural history, Dog Nation draws inspiration for its signature hot dogs from world cuisine. Each dog captures the essence of a culture or institution, such as a greek dog, which features tzatziki and kalamata olives.

628 John Street
Victoria, BC, US

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Tudor House Sports Bar

Sporting the half-timbered siding and narrow windows of the traditional English Tudor style, the Tudor House Pub provides a nostalgic neighbourhood meeting place for diners and revellers. The kitchen staff concocts traditional English and Scottish recipes, which grace tables alongside dishes with American, Thai, and Japanese influences in an eclectic mélange as multicultural as the contents of the U.N.'s vending machines. Traditional pub snacks sate small appetites, and dishes containing high-profile ingredients such as AAA sirloin beef assuage more persistent hunger pangs. Sports games regularly grace TVs, and the pub's space hosts live DJs on Wednesday and Friday nights, free-for-all karaoke on Thursday, and live bands playing varied musical genres on Saturdays. Tudor House Pub’s adjacent licensed liquor store stocks bottles of spirits and grants discounts to active and retired military members.

533 Admirals Rd
Victoria, BC, US

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Geordino Olive Grove RSTRNT

The Ghinis family opened The Olive Grove in 1999, and ever since, they've served up a sumptuous menu of Greek entrees and mezes—small dishes similar to tapas. The restaurant's specialties include marinated bone-in lamb that is cooked for three hours, housemade sausage paired with tomato and feta, and pizzas on celiac-friendly crusts. Sip a glass of wine or ouzo while relaxing in the inviting dining room or on the outdoor patio.

4496 W Saanich Rd
Victoria, BC, US

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Sauce Bar & Restaurant

Mad Magazine’s freckled mascot, Alfred E. Neuman, once said: “We are living in a world today where lemonade is made from artificial flavours and furniture polish is made from real lemons.” This quote can be read at the top of Sauce Restaurant and Lounge’s menu, whose many dishes, which span small and large plates meant for sharing, serve as evidence of the eatery’s commitment to serving natural, seasonal ingredients from local sources. The evening tapas menu hits every major food group: startch, beef, veggies, poultry, and seafood. Guests share bites of phyllo wrapped brie and a bistro chicken sandwich, which stars the poultry of island farmouse in cowichan bay. The kitchen also prepares brunch every Sunday, fortified by steaming mugs of Oughtred Coffee.

1245 Wharf St
Victoria, BC, US

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Shima Sushi

Head Chef John Ngo and his team at Shima Sushi never have to look beyond the horizon for inspiration. The waters surrounding the Vancouver Island restaurant constantly remind the culinary team of its commitment to ocean-fresh sushi and eclectic Japanese cuisine. This island is so integral to the restaurant's identity that even the name stems from the Japanese word for island.

Ngo takes full advantage of his surroundings, showcasing the region's vibrant seafood in the form of elegantly sliced sashimi and gingerly rolled maki packed with tempura prawns, crab, and barbecue eel. The rest of the menu brims with seafood yakisoba noodles, sliced pork tenderloin with ginger sauce, and other iconic Japanese entrees, as well as an assortment of dishes with subtle Western influences, including slow-cooked ribs with a teriyaki-barbecue sauce.

Located inside a historic structure that once housed James Yates, Shima Sushi's decor reflects a similar commitment to fusing Eastern and Western cultures. The exposed Halifax-style stonework along the walls contrasts with the arch-like Japanese toriis and modern pendant lamps. Enormous floor-to-ceiling windows line the front of the restaurant, flooding the dining area and the mezzanine section with enough natural light to jump-start a solar-powered monster truck.

1218 Wharf St
Victoria, BC, US

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