VICTORIA, B.C. -- This city is well known for its colorful flower gardens, English architecture, great golf and whale watching. Less known is its reputation as a culinary hot spot. But the city is home to the second largest number of restaurants per capita in North America, many within walking distance of its picturesque downtown Inner Harbour. They offer fresh, locally grown products to tempt the tastebuds and turn out tantalizing dishes.
Here are a few of Victoria's best places to enjoy a bite (all prices converted to U.S. dollars):
Pagliacci's
July 7, 2005
VANCOUVER, B.C. -- One of life's nicest pleasures is eating well, and for that, Vancouver is the right place to visit. Recognized as one of the world's top culinary capitals, the city offers a slew of tantalizing restaurants. Here are three of the city's newest gastronomic haunts, plus two cozy ethnic eateries that fit the cheap-but-yummy bill. All prices are in approximate U.S. dollars.
Lift Bar and Grill
April 7, 2005
TOFINO, B.C. Sure, there are five-star resorts on the hauntingly beautiful west coast of Vancouver Island. But you don't have to blow a bundle to enjoy the same beachfront location near renowned Long Beach and picturesque Tofino.
At the Pacific Sands Beach Resort, owned and operated by the Pettinger family for 30 years, you get delightful accommodations at a price that's easy on the wallet, too.
September 11, 2003
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