Marilena Cafe & Raw Bar
Seafood, a Japanese-style raw bar and steak frites on Douglas Street. The dinner menu includes both individual dishes and seafood towers.
1525 Douglas St.
Victoria's best fine dining — tasting-menu rooms, polished classics, and destinations worth booking ahead.
Start with Marilena Cafe & Raw Bar, Il Terrazzo, and Brasserie L'École. The stories below have more detail; check the restaurant websites for current menus and hours.
The places you choose when the meal itself is the occasion.
Seafood, a Japanese-style raw bar and steak frites on Douglas Street. The dinner menu includes both individual dishes and seafood towers.
1525 Douglas St.
Northern Italian cooking off Waddington Alley, with fireplaces in the dining room and a courtyard patio.
555 Johnson St.
A French brasserie on Government Street at the edge of Chinatown, known for steak frites, mussels and wine.
1715 Government St.
A restaurant in Sooke with seasonal cooking based on nearby farms and coastal ingredients, plus a waterfront patio.
1831 Maple Ave. S.
Wood-fired cooking at Rosemead House in Esquimalt, led by executive chef Daniele Mereu. The menu includes handmade pasta, seafood and steaks.
429 Lampson St.
Indian-inspired small plates and cocktails from the Sizzling Tandoor team, at Uptown in Saanich.
123-3600 Uptown Blvd.
A tasting-menu restaurant on Fisgard Street in Chinatown, led by chef Corbin Mathany. The menu draws on Coastal BC ingredients.
543 Fisgard St.
Italian-influenced cooking on Fort Street, with handmade pasta, local ingredients and wine. The team also operates Brasserie L'École and Dough Eyes.
944 Fort St.
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