I do not eat tomato soup and was told to try it WOW! It's more like a rich sauce. I also had the…read morekind of Blue sandwich and it was great. My husband had a different sandwich and both were AMAZING. We started with the warm mixed Mediterranean Olives, soooo tasty and NOT salty. The service was excellent and the restaurant was very chill. Loved this, we will be back. I wish I would have taken photos!

Worth a visit for sure…read more A talented couple bring their Ontario foodie experience to the island and create an awesome Bistro.

It is a brave thing to open a new restaurant during a pandemic but I am so glad that Rain Dogs took…read morethe chance! This is my new favourite downtown eatery! Wonderful decor, amazing art, great music - but most importantly a fabulous menu. We tried everything in the dinner menu and nothing disappointed. It is impossible to name a favourite. The duck tortellini and the accompanying sauce was so delicious; the pulpo was cooked to perfection; the salmon melted in your mouth. The bread (baked in-house) was as bread should be. The wine selection was impressive and the Gun Street Girl cocktail is my new favourite! Have decided to make Rain Dogs Wine Bar our weekly date night restaurant. Check it out!!!!

I'm new to visiting Victoria and have been making my way through the varied and highly touted…read morelatest and greatest bars and eateries. Was it the attention? Was it the wine list? Was it the menu? I loved all of it. It will be my first stop each and every time I visit. Bar none.

10000/10! First bite in Victoria, BC. Absolutely amazing experience. Wonderful service and even…read morebetter food. My favorite dishes are the steamed clams and garlic shrimps.

The ambiance is a bit crowded. The service was meh. The food was disappointing. We just wanted a…read moresnack between meals so we got a charcuterie board. It seemed like the meat was dried out like it had been sitting out on the board all day and had a funny aftertaste. My wife's overpriced mixed drink was mostly ice. Don't waste your time.

Everything about Wonderland Wine was so intentional. The decor, the wine list, the descriptions all…read morehave such a distinguish sense of details. We enjoyed the wine pairing with chocolates. So incredible! We left with a bottle.

I adore wine bars. The moment I noticed there was one in Port Angeles AND that they were doing a…read morelambrusco week, I knew I had to go. This wine bar had a whimsical vibe to it. There was seating indoors and outside. I loved the mix of furniture inside. There was even a group of people playing Magic: The Gathering when we came in. Any place that's good for games is a good sign to me haha. We were seated immediately by this extremely kind bartender. I told him we were there for lambrusco week and the kind of wines I prefered. He kindly recommended the lambruscos he thought I'd enjoy most. The offering was 3 glasses for $15 which was INCREDIBLE. My fiancé and I had a great time here. We day dreamed about future trips and how much we had loved our hike of the day. It's a lovely space for dreaming and scheming with awesome pricing. I highly recommend stopping by.

Fabulous meal and cocktails.the tuna, Korean chicken and gyoza were incredible. The service was…read moreexcellent and the decor really nice

The service was exceptional, and every bite and sip felt like a little piece of heaven. After…read morenearly every dish, we found ourselves looking at each other saying, "Wow... oh my God, that's amazing." The pork belly bao is generously sized and easily shareable. The bun was incredibly fresh, light, and pillowy, while the pork belly was melt-in-your-mouth tender with the perfect balance of richness and tang from the kimchi. The pickled vegetables added a bright crunch that tasted incredibly fresh. We started with the salmon tartare, and it was phenomenal! Rich, buttery, bursting with flavor, and so good we were literally fighting over the last bite. And the scallop? Order one for each person. Seriously. It's far too delicious to share. It had just the right amount of heat, leaving the perfect lingering warmth that immediately made us want another. Do yourself a favor and give yourself enough time to work your way through the menu, because every dish we tried was outstanding. Each plate was thoughtfully curated, beautifully executed, and cooked to perfection. I like to call it the C³ trifecta: curated, created, and cooked. Without question, this is some of the best food we've had in a very long time. We can't wait to come back (when visiting) and continue eating our way through the rest of the menu.

Service was very poor. We were asked what we wanted, when we ordered, the person said ask the other…read moreserver. She served other tables who came after us. We ordered food, didn't even see it by the time we asked for our check. No apologies. The ambiance and the view are great. Otherwise, for a Saturday evening they were not prepared at all.

Lovely, lovely, lovely! We were here on a stunning early June evening. Beautiful atmosphere, great…read moreservice and tasty wines. No food is available here but there are restaurants all around us. The views are fabulous. We'll be back.

Solid five star review for this wine, cheese, and charcuterie hang out. There is plenty of seating…read moreinside as well as outside benches. There are decent selections of red and white wines from various regions including Walla Walla, Napa, Italy, and Bordeaux. Not to mention that the prices have little or no markups. We love the friendly, quiet, and relaxing atmosphere. We're looking forward to many more returns to this unique place in our next stays in Anacortes.

Great wines and phenomenal charcuterie boards…read more The owner is a retired chef who's passion is wine (and pairing it with delicious things). I stopped by for a glass of wine and ended up leaving with 2 bottles plus a new appreciation for Washington GSMs and pinots! Purchased a 2017 GSM (grenache-syrah-mouvedre) from Latta, Columbia Valley AVA ($25) and a 2019 Syrah from Rockgarden Vineyards, Walla Walla AVA. Looking forward to trying both soon! Definitely splurge in the charcuterie boards; they are works of art!

Super friendly and cute place…read more We went close to close and the staff still let us come in and enjoy a quick little wine sesh The back spot wash set up so cute for pics too

What a phenomenal little find in Anacortes. The proprietor, who was also working that night, also…read moredesigned the interior of this space, which is so stylish! Great service and a nice selection of wines. We didn't eat there, but the charcuterie boards look divine.

we booked ice skating for our family and the morning of skating a storm hit none stop rain and wind…read moreall day flooding - city of colwood cancelled their light up show due to the unsafe of wind and rain . yet city centre ice skating refused to let us switch our day due to unsafe weather ! they expected us to take our little kids out and skate in the storm ! manager refuses to call us back and made his employee call us and tell us they wouldn't let us reschedule ! such a coward. i do not recommend booking here during the winter due to the rediculous costumer service and uncertainty of weather ! they clearly care more about money then people's safety !

Made the mistake of ordering a Guinness. It was presented in a plastic glass and obviously a short…read morepour. Asked to have the pint topped up and was represented 30 seconds later with a short poured glass pint. Now any Guinness lover will know that 30 seconds is insufficient time for a pour: the beer was watery. Do not order the Guinness. Do order the deep fried pickles and yam fries; best around.

TL;DR: Yes, it's a tiki bar. That's about as far as it goes…read more Drinks: Coming from someone with a rum shelf and a closet of tiki mugs, this was thin. Very limited rum selection, nothing distinctive. The menu reads like flashcards: Trade Winds, Trader Vic's Grog, Saturn. Correct, competent. Vibe: The ambiance is fun and well done. It checks the boxes, but it doesn't push past them. What could be better: Depth. The rum program feels bare, and there's no sense of curiosity. Bottom line: If you don't know tiki, you'll probably have a good time. If you do, have a daiquiri and move on. My review matches what the locals say - Yup, it's a tiki bar.

Great ambiance, good friendly service, a private karaoke room, and stellar cocktails, what more…read morecould you ask for. If I lived here I would definitely become a regular.