Just in time for summer, OpenTable has announced its top 100 restaurants for outdoor dining in Canada, including six in Greater Victoria. Based on a scan of OpenTable’s diner metrics and more than 1.1 million reviews, the Victoria-area restaurants to make the list are: • • • • • .
• With B.C.’s beautiful views and temperate climate, it was no surprise that 27 B.
C restaurants were named overall. Looking for a few more ideas? The West Coast Traveller’s Victoria team recently highlighted their picks for al fresco dining when the temperature climbs. “While the standout spaces have the views to boost your experience, they also have the menu to keep you coming back.
The following list is our five picks for indulgent food experiences that let you simultaneously take in the fresh breeze and the sun.” Arguably one of the best patios in the city, Tug Eatery has expansive prime waterfront real estate overlooking the inner harbour with plenty of seating. It’s nestled beside the Johnson Street Bridge and the Victoria Harbour Ferry Chinatown stop with fantastic water views.
Even better, the patio is dog-friendly and offers lush gardens. Enjoy their menu of locally sourced, globally inspired West Coast food. Popular menu items include Pork Belly Lettuce Wraps with slow-cooked, seared pork belly, house-made steak sauce, pickled onions and lettuce for wrapping; kimchi fried rice bowl made with house-made kimchi, mushrooms and jasmine rice; and halloumi cheese fries.
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