Home Cooked Breakfast at Birds of a Feather

Home-cooked hot breakfasts always served at Birds of a Feather Victoria Oceanfront Bed and Breakfast A delicious home-cooked breakfast is included and served each morning to all of our guests.

Breakfast is served in our oceanfront dining room, or, weather permitting, on our waterfront deck. Swans, King Fishers, Great Blue Herons, Bufflehead ducks and many other birds regularly "join us" for breakfast in full view just 50 feet from our breakfast table.

Breakfast at most B&B's is unlike any experience you will have at a hotel. Even with offerings of free breakfasts this cannot begin to compare with a the B&B breakfast experience.

Aside from the obvious in that a B&B breakfast is often superior in selection, quality and presentation it is the very experience itself which is unique and often memorable.

When is the last time you pulled up a chair at someone else's breakfast table? Here you will meet fellow guests from virtually every part of the world. It is common to hear hours of laughter and good conversation while guests share travel stories at the breakfast table. Guests who meet one another as strangers exchange addresses and emails with one another time and again in friendship and camaraderie.

No one leaves our table hungry. In fact we feel complimented when our guests ask for seconds. The only complaint we ever receive is, "Oh I ate too much." :-)

The menu varies according to the season and the whim of the hosts. We always begin with fresh fruit, freshly brewed premium coffee, a wide range of teas, and orange juice. Yogurts and fresh baked goods often compliment the breakfast table.

You'll never have the same breakfast twice. So far our record is 15 different consecutively served breakfasts. Some of our favourite dishes include fresh strawberry crepes, and blueberry pancakes served with real Canadian Maple syrup, fresh fruit soufflés, Belgian waffles with fresh berries and/or ice cream, smoked salmon quiche, baked apple French toast, eggs benedict, and much more.

Fields of blackberries are just up the street. Some of our guests come back year after year with empty pails to pick blackberries in August. Strawberries, blueberries, Saskatoon berries, raspberries and many other fresh fruit is also plentiful right here on Vancouver Island. We use them whenever they are available in our breakfasts.

Farm fresh free range eggs are supplied to us by our neighbour who raises free range chickens.

Each of our new rooms are equipped with kitchenettes - microwave, fridge, sink, toaster, coffee-maker - for your added convenience.

The family owned and operated Royal Bay Danish bakery and delicatessen is located at the top of the hill at 3337 Metchosin Road, telephone: 250-478-3717.

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From Our Kitchen

Sourdough Pancakes or Waffles

1 1/2 cups flour
1 tbsp. sugar
1/4 tsp. salt
1/2 tsp. soda
1 tbsp. baking powder
1/4 cup melted butter
1 cup milk
3 eggs
1 cup sourdough batter

Sift together first five ingredients. Beat eggs and milk together in a separate bowl then add with sourdough to dry ingredients. Let rest about 10 minutes. Gently mix in melted butter and cook on hot griddle. For waffles separate egg yolks and whites. Beat yolks with milk and butter and add with sourdough to dry ingredients. Let rest; then fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. Bake in a hot waffle iron or on a griddle. Serves six.

Breakfast was fantastic

Unfortunately we got here late last night and did not have much time to enjoy our beautiful room. The view is great, the room is beautiful, and Breakfast was fantastic! We will be back.

Guest Name: 
Rochelle and Warren
Date: 
September 3, 2007
City: 
Hardisty
Province/State: 
Alberta
Country: 
Canada

Our B&B in the news

Float Plane in Esquimalt Lagoon

Story Credit: 
By Amy Dove - Goldstream News Gazette
Date Published: 
31 Jul 2008

Feds silent on planes in bird sanctuary

Little preventing aircraft from landing in Esquimalt Lagoon

It wouldn’t have taken an experienced bird watcher to see there were wings of an all together new variety in Esquimalt Lagoon lately.