Dine-in

Quamichan Fine Dining (Duncan)

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
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A 50 minute drive from Birds of a Feather B&B but well worth it. Also an ideal place to stop for dinner if heading back to Victoria from an up-island drive. We personally recommend having an incredible dinner at this quiet, relaxing country Inn … just a little off the beaten path. Please note their menu is ever changing.

1478 Maple Bay Road
Duncan, BC
(250) 746-7028

Coastal Kitchen Cafe

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
125

The Coastal Kitchen Cafe is localy owned and operated. We cater hikers, day trippers and fisherman. The Coastal Kitchen Cafe offers the "Freshest taste on the West Coast".

Parkinson Rd
Port Renfrew
250-647-5545

Cafe Mexico

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

Located in Market Square (two doors north of Johnson Street), Cafe Mexico is in the heart of Victoria’s Old Towne district and is on your way to our local Chinatown. Cafe Mexico’s wooden-brick floor and adobe-styled - walls blend with brightly painted doors and beams, papier mache parrots, big clay pots and authentic Latin music to bring to life the festive atmosphere of Mexico.

1425 Store Street
Victoria BC
250-386-1425

Canoe Brewpub

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

CANOE’s food philosophy is simple. Our chefs showcase local farmers and the changing menu stresses seasonal organics, the finest cuts of meat and wild seafood. Our food runs the scope from pure comfort to globally inspired cuisine.

450 Swift Street
Victoria BC
(250) 361-1940

Black Olive

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

The Black Olive Restaurant offers Mediterranean and Italian influenced West Coast dining and features an extensive wine list with interesting, unusual and hard to find wines. This 60 seat restaurant is open for lunch and dinner, seven days/week.

739 Pandora Avenue
Victoria BC
(250) 384-6060

Lure Seafood Restaurant

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

Our beautiful supernatural setting with floor to ceiling windows offers an unsurpassed view of the city’s bustling Inner Harbour. Our guests enjoy breakfast, lunch and dinner created from some of the Island’s finest local ingredients in a casual setting.

Delta Victoria Ocean Point Resort
45 Songhees Road
(250)360-5873

Fujiya

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

ujiya makes Japanese Food convenient for you and available when you want it – the way you want it!

Choose from our inexpensive "Ready-to-Eat" take-out style Japanese dishes made in-store such as Bento and Sushi – kept in our display cooler to ensure freshness.

3624 Shelbourne Street
Victoria BC
(250)598-3711

Paprika Bistro

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
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Just a short walk from Willows Beach in Estevan Village is Paprika Bistro. In a warm contemporary room with local art, in an old building with beautiful detail, George (of Szasz’s on South Granville) & Linda Szasz (seven years at Bishop’s) pay homage to three generations of recipes with classic bistro fare.

2524 Estevan Avenue
Victoria BC
250-592-7424

The Reef Restaurant

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

The restaurant is decorated with rich, warm colours & textures native to the Caribbean Islands, providing an ambience that critics & guests have said “it’s truly like being there!”

533 Yates Street
Victoria BC
(250)388-JERK

Blackfish Cafe

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Minutes from Birds of a Feather B&B: 
20

The Blackfish Café is the only floating restaurant in Victoria. We opened our doors in 1994, over the years we have transformed ourselves into one of Victoria’s more casual dining locations, remaining in the hands of James Bay Inn Ltd. It is located in the hub of Victoria’s Inner Harbour. There are 35 seats inside and another 40 outside on the heated, covered patio.

950 Wharf Street
Victoria BC
(250)385-9996
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