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Best French food near Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best French food in Victoria, British Columbia, Canada. Victoria is a thriving city of heritage architecture and time-honored traditions like afternoon tea. With the ocean at its doorstep and wilderness in its backyard, it’s also a perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts. You can find everything from a world-class science and natural history museum to a blooming public park where peacocks roam freely, plus a range of unique shops, cafes and restaurants. And more cycling routes than any other Canadian city, providing a great way to explore the scenery.
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1. Saveur Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 438 reviews
French-inspired contemporary cuisine specialized in seasonal tasting menus. Served in a rustic-meets-contemporary setting in the heart of Victoria's famous China Town District. Open for Brunch Wednesday to Saturday 10am - 2pm, Open for Dinner Tuesday to S
Reviewed By Volenti
Small place with a big reputation... so we figured we'd try it for a special occasion. Glad we did. The food is amazing. Truly exceptional. Decided to not go with the tasting menu (will do it next time), and instead we tried a couple of starters, then the salmon, and everything was great. The kitchen here knows what its doing, the service is top shelf, and its worth the price if you want something special in terms of excellence in food flavour and presentation.Thank you Volenti for your kind words about your evening at Saveur. We value the use of fresh and local ingredients which is reflected in the flavours on the plates, as well as keeps the menu constantly changing so there are new dishes popping up regularly. We Look forward to welcoming you back to try the tasting menu on your next visit.
2. Fishhook
Overall Ratings
4 based on 854 reviews
Reviewed By BostonTravelynn
The founder of this restaurant is Indian and he took what he knew of that cuisine and mixed it with the local ingredients, primarily fish, to come up with new and inventive and flavorful food. My husband thought this might be the best place we have eaten in our whole trip to Vancouver and Vancouver Island. He had the daily catch, cod with rice and their masala. I had Pondicherry, wild salmon Kafka also with rice and Masala. The Fort St location is small and pretty simple. The wait staff were friendly and accommodating. An excellent meal
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3. Little Jumbo Restaurant and Bar
Overall Ratings
4 based on 319 reviews
We focus on exceptional customer experience through providing fresh fine food (international), a deep wine and spirits list, and exceptional cocktails. Knowledgeable service staff will impress and guide your experience. Often described as a 'hidden gem',
Reviewed By Retiredhokie
Somewhat hidden from the street, down a subway tiled hallway pull open the door to experience an Edison bulb lighted speakeasy. Craft cocktails locally sourced menu and friendly staff make Little Jumbo one of Victoriaâs Top 5. Easy walk from marina. Hosted party of 8 and all found entrees they loved (hard to do!)...Halibut to hamburger. Highly recommended.
4. Brasserie L'ecole
Overall Ratings
4 based on 417 reviews
Reviewed By MMALoveTravel
We had charcuterie and saanich salad with saucisson dâarles. Both were excellent. We shared a moules frites which is a typical French dish but weâre disappointed. The mussels were steamed to perfection, but the seasonings were bland and the fries were dry - definitely not the twice fried flavourable French fries. The menu selection is limited, unless you want steaks. We went there because the menu on the website shows Confit de canard as a choice but not on the restaurant menu..... Décors and services are good.
5. Vis-a-Vis
Overall Ratings
4 based on 215 reviews
With a "face-to-face" mentality, Vis a Vis is a personalized and engaging experience. With front row seats, you are able to interact with our Bartender & Charcutier while sipping on a glass of wine, locally crafted beer or a signature cocktail
Reviewed By kimd609
Vis a Vis is a lovely French style restaurant with both indoor and outdoor seating. The prices were mid-range, and offered a variety of food choices from Lobster Bisque to Charcuterie plates and full meals. My husband and I sat at the indoor street bar which faced the outdoors. We had a view of passerbies and the beautiful patio. We would definitely eat here again.
