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"Routinely included in the Canada’s 100 Best Restaurants awards, coming in at #48 on the list for 2020, Wolf in the Fog is a must for any food connoisseur. Open for brunch, lunch and dinner, Wolf in the Fog uses ingredients sourced from Tofino’s back yard. With an emphasis on local fishing and foraging, their menu sheds a spotlight on special Pacific Northwest ingredients."

"Born out of a love for all these things, Wolf in the Fog is inspired most of all by the oceans, forests and shoreline of our beautiful backyard: Tofino. They are passionate about sharing this love and fresh food with friends over a couple of cocktails, a craft beer or a glass of really good wine."

"Sobo’s kids’ menu features a number of eats for both the adventurous and picky eaters, all at a fair price. Plus they have take-away soups and even pizzas cooked in an outdoor wood-fire oven, not to mention their fun little play feature out front. Photo by: Gwendolyn Richards"

"SoBo, one of BC's most talked about restaurants has a new convenient, all weather location continuing to focus on fresh lunches, handmade dinners and now SoBo to Go for rental or home."

"634 Campbell Street Tofino Resort and Marina, Tofino, British Columbia V0R 2Z0 CanadaPizza, Seafood, Bar, Healthy, Canadian, PubLunch, Dinner, Late Night, DrinksOutdoor Seating, Seating, Street Parking, Free Off-Street Parking, Television, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Digital Payments, Table Service, Wine and Beer, Free Wifi, Live Music[email protected]+1 250-726-6122http://tofinoresortandmarina.com/hatch-waterfront-pub/"

"Featuring one of the best views in Tofino, the Hatch pub is a great option for casual dining and drinks. The Hatch offers both indoor and outdoor seating, and is located right on the harbour with fantastic views of the boats and islands of Clayoquot Sound."

"Mackenzie Beach Resort is located in Tofino and offers a Jacuzzi and free Wi-Fi. It features comfortable rooms with a private bathroom and a kitchen."

"Well, this is the year when Tofino district came into existence and thus, the restaurant has its name. The 1909 Kitchen has been breathing more life into the ancient industrial community of the small district. When we talk about the decor of the restaurant, there is a presence of design elements made up of metal and a revealed beam."

"The restaurant at the Tofino Resort & Marina has been making waves since its re-launch a couple of years ago now as 1909 Kitchen. Situated right on the water in a picture-perfect spot, this is a terrific option for dinner, drinks, or even breakfast with a view. Address: 634 Campbell Street, Tofino"

"Serving Japanese comfort food, it’s perfect for enjoying their little patio on a hot day, or slurping down some ramen on a notoriously cloudy Tofino day. We came in late one night, just before closing and were met by the friendliest server, who told us to go grab a drink across the street and he would pop over to get us when our table was ready. Not too long later, we were sat in front of a feast of treats; chicken karaage that melts in your mouth, line caught tuna served as a sort of poke with truffle vinaigrette, sweet and salty eggplant tempura – just to name a few."

"Sister restaurant to Shika Provisions on Bowen Island, Kuma is a new kid on the Tofino block serving Japanese comfort food, sake and craft beer to folks who play hard outside. This is casual Japanese at its best. We’re talking about crunchy chicken karaage, Osaka-style okonomiyaki, spicy kimchi udon with shredded pork shoulder, and deeply flavourful house ramen in shio broth."

"Kuma Tofino has been a town favourite and local staple since 2014. They serve wholesome Japanese style comfort food based on heritage recipes in a welcoming, warm environment. You can enjoy hearty bowls of ramen after a day surfing or hiking and other comfort food dishes like Okonomiyaki (a Japanese pancake) and more."

"Dan Dan Noodles at Sea Monster (Lindsay William-Ross/Vancouver Is Awesome). Head over to Main Street to find big bowls of flavourful noodles and tender bao buns stuffed with fillings at Sea Monster. It's a daytime-only spot (open 11:30 am to 6:30 pm daily) perfect for a casual bite."

"This noodle bar will definitely fit into your budget too, with a mouthwatering box of Pad Thai setting you back 14 CAD, which is just over 8 GBP."

"This place promises to provide you the most beautiful and magnificent views of ocean waves from the wild and stunning west coast that is uncommon to Vancouver Island. Adding to the beauty of this view is the splendid furnishing that comprises of fireplace and wood accents that compliments the view outside. Also, they have paid complete attention to the minute details of a customer’s preferences while making sitting arrangements to provide a very cozy and homely feeling to all."

"Located on Cox Bay Beach, Long Beach Lodge offers an intimate experience, with just 20 cottages and 41 lodge rooms. Set on eight acres of oceanfront, the property has stunning views from the seaside rooms and the post-and-beam-style restaurant, the Great Room. Even if you are not staying here, it's worth stopping by to enjoy a meal in this fantastic dining room and watch the surfers playing in the waves."

"Featuring an on-site gourmet restaurant, this Tofino resort is located along the Pacific Rim Highway, 4 km from Tofino Botanical Gardens. It offers private surf lessons all year long. Spacious accommodation includes nature views and free WiFi.Read more"

"Located in an industrial area of town, RedCan Gourmet offers gourmet take-out for the days you just want to hibernate inside your hotel room after your beach combing or hiking plans get rained out. Executive Chef Tim May sources food locally and works closely with First Nations communities to prepare delectable meals that are reasonably priced by Tofino standards. The artisan pizza ($12-$22) is a local favourite, but I loved my house fettuccine with beef tender tips, mushrooms, red pepper and pesto sauce ($18.95)."

"Swimmers and surfers in Tofino have the rather enticing Cox Bay Beach at their disposal. What’s noticeable about this beachfront is that there aren’t any resorts or other developments nearby. It’s really a slice of an unspoiled surfer’s paradise, without the hustle and bustle of modernity."