Top Best Seafood Restaurants in Tofino

"Chef/owner Lisa Ahier and husband Artie started a purple food truck in Tofino in 2003. EnRoute named it one of Canada’s best new restaurants in its first year. Today the Ahiers have a brick and mortar restaurant on Neill Street and are celebrating their new book The Sobo Cookbook: Recipes from the Tofino Restaurant at the End of the Canadian Road, which has received a lot of media love since it was published in 2014."

"One of Tofino's favourite restaurants is the tried-and-true Shelter in the heart of town. Their expansive menu has something for everyone, from fresh salads to hearty seafood chowder, burgers, pasta, or generously portioned mains. Address: 601 Campbell St, Tofino"

"This low-ceilinged designer 'shed' has kept expanding over the years, but has never lost its welcoming locals' hangout feel. The perfect spot to grab lunch (fish tacos and a patio seat will do nicely), Shelter..."

"I'm obsessed with fettuccine Alfredo and I haven't been able to find a good pasta in Tofino. I didn't realize…”more"

"It offers all local cuisine, seafood, fast food, and Canadian cuisines. Whether we talk about their food quality and taste, the service provided here or the ambiance, the restaurant stands out in everything. The outside sitting area provides a very cozy feeling."

"You can’t go to an ocean side town and not have fish and chips. I didn’t want to get the full thing, so I opted for a fish burger which was so good. Fish fried perfectly – crunchy on the outside, soft and flaky on the inside."

"Think hand-cut potato fries, fresh crispy halibut, cod, salmon, shrimps, scallops, and squids; there are so many options to choose from."

"Sandwiches and chowder made with our fresh local seafood. On the waterfront."

"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."

"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."

"It’s always an enjoyable experience visiting the botanical gardens after arriving at a particular destination. Tofino has small but remarkably beautiful botanical gardens that will entrance you. These gardens are situated next to a restaurant and are easy to miss if you don’t look carefully."

"Explore what coastal temperate rainforests are all about by checking out the frog pond, forest boardwalk, native plants and educational workshops at this smashing, bird-packed attraction. New sculptures have been..."

"This restaurant has its name influenced by the French language. ‘Picnic dates’ come from ‘pique-nique’ which means eating casual dinner with the family in the open air while ‘charcuterie’ means a place where vegetables, fruits, and meat are preserved. The architecture of this restaurant beholds the local culture and the way of working is based on all traditional techniques."

"This breakfast and lunch eatery has the feel of your beloved aunt’s kitchen. The Common Loaf is a local favourite famous for its baked goods, but something needs to be said about the breakfast sandwich with eggs, local ham, spinach, mozzarella and tomato ($6.95)."

"Relax with a glass of wine, beer or cider on the Café’s beachfront patio, inside by the fireplace, or at the massive driftwood bar. A casual menu features tasty bites to accompany your beverage. There are so many ways to enjoy the cafe – just walk in."