Your food guide to Dine Around 2021 Victoria

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JANUARY 14 – FEBRUARY 7, 2021

Dine around & Stay in town is Victoria’s most anticipated foodie event, by Destination Great Victoria. Dine Around & Stay in Town 2021 takes place from January 14 to February 7, 2021. Experience Victoria’s thriving, diverse culinary scene and enjoy special offerings from over 50+ restaurants with set-price, three course menus. Victoria’s hotels also will join in the fun and offer accommodations at reduced prices.

Enjoy three-course dinner special prices from $20, $30, $40, $50 and $60 per person.

We find this event a great opportunity to try many of Victoria’s best restaurants for affordable prices. Victoria has a very diverse culinary scene worth trying out! An opportunity to visit old favourites, try new one and of course, support local.

Due to the Covid-19 restrictions, a few restaurants such as Ferris’ Oyster Bar and Grill, Finn’s Restaurant, The Keg Steakhouse and Bar, Irish Times Pub, and Sticky Wicket Pub and Restaurant are offering their Dine around menus for take-out.

Here’s just a glimpse into some of the offerings available at Dine Around this year.

Participating Restaurants:

$20 Menu

$30 Menu

$40 Menu

$50 Menu

$60 Menu

Our Tips to get the best out of Dine Around & Stay in Town 2021:

  1. Check out the participating restaurants and hotel

  2. Book a staycation if you wish to enjoy our lovely city in a different way

  3. Read the participating restaurant’s menus to see which ones you’d like to try out

  4. Make your reservations as soon as possible

  5. Enjoy your dinner and share your experience using the hashtag #tastingvictoria

Let us know which participating restaurants are your favourites this year!

Due to COVID-19, organizers are working with restaurants and catering suppliers to ensure proper protocols are in place and food service is delivered within safety guidelines. By following public health advice, they will help to ensure everyone can enjoy the best that Greater Victoria’s restaurants and hotels have to offer in 2021. Please refer to Destination Greater Victoria’s COVID-19 information page here for more information.

Current provincial orders require diners to only eat with someone from their own household. If someone is single, they can eat with one or two other people who make up their pandemic bubble.