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Top 5 Cafe food in Sooke, British Columbia, Canada
Discover Restaurants offering the best Cafe food in Sooke, British Columbia, Canada. Sooke /suːk/ is a district municipality situated on the southern tip of Vancouver Island, Canada. About 38 kilometres by road from the city of Victoria (the capital of British Columbia), Sooke is considered the westernmost of the Greater Victoria region's "Western Communities." It is situated to the north and west of the Sooke Basin.
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1. Mom's Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 411 reviews
Reviewed By Gerry M
For many years my wife and I have been vacationing for 2 weeks each September in Sooke,BC (on Vancouver Island),and we can look back to many great breakfasts,lunches and dinners at " Mom's Cafe' ".But since a change in ownership, this Diner has lost something.It's hard to put a finger on it.It definitely needs a guiding hand; somebody (owner ?),who can organize and synchronize the wait- and kitchen staff.The very friendly waitresses are rushing from table to table,the kitchen is crawling with cooks,yet it takes 45min. for a hamburger or a soup to arrive,with only 4 tables occupied.Our waitress was flat out,telling newly arrived customers,that they can pick any table (even though a sign by the door says so),taking orders,serving food & drinks,cleaning up and processing credit cards.Some of these jobs,incl. taking the garbage out and the quick-cleaning of the washrooms should be done by a dedicated person,in exchange for less tables to serve.This Diner needs streamlining.Then there is the time-wasting gossiping between the waitresses and some locals.I fully understand,that a friendly exchange is all part of a Diner's ambience,but it should not interfere with the job of the waitresses.Like gossiping for 10min ++,while ready to serve meals are getting cold in the kitchen,or drying up under heat lamps.Then they always seem to run out of some menu items early.During our last visit it was their "famous Salmon Chowder" and the meatloaf.No more all-day breakfast.No more pies.Some menu items only after 4.00pm (dinner menu).The menu offers the usual Diner's fare: soups,salads,burgers,wraps, sandwiches,etc. and some lunch favourites.Food was nothing special. Just o.k. And too expensive for what you get.To my experience,buying a restaurant for investment and then leave it to the employees to run,rarely works.Parking is limited,but there is additional parking on the side streets. If you are looking for reasonably priced,freshly prepared meals,all-day breakfast and great ambience,stop at Cathy's Corner Cafe', located at the main intersection.Unfortunately only open from 6.00am to 3.00pm. See separate review.
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2. Cathy's Corner Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 27 reviews
Reviewed By R5238KCsilviam
Heading out On the Pacific Marine Circle Route from Victoria we had breakfast in Sooke (45 minute drive). Other restaurants are suggested in travel brochures and this place should be on that list. Itâs a no frills cafe with really fresh, really great breakfast. They also serve lunch. Limited outdoor seating where dogs are allowed.
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3. The Alternative Kitchen
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By Spyhopper12
We were thrilled to see Cathy was back. Place was updated with new lights and what not. Cathy as always was super busy but we don't mind the wait. Had a great half benny and my hubby had an enormous omelette. Prices are excellent and the food is always great. Very happy.
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4. Cold Shoulder Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 35 reviews
Reviewed By Rawks75
This place does not disappoint! The baking is excellent and the coffee tastes amazing! A great place to stop before or after a hike in this beautiful area!
5. Jenny's Country Pantry and Tea Shoppe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Canada_27_10
Dropped in to try their sausage rolls since it was advertised as the best. It was quite good, substantial and the crust was flaky. Cost $4.50. I also ordered their Mac and Cheese ($6.50) - which was missing cheese. Looks like it was made with a white béchamel sauce and the only cheese seen and tasted was sprinkled on top. As a result, it lacked a lot of flavour. It was also over peppered. Kraft dinner would have been better. I would not order this again.
