Pork belly was the move. Perfectly cooked, just rice and green beans. Their hot sauce on the side though, that&#39;s the key. Made it.

The lox bagel at brunch was the highlight. The salmon was silky, not too salty, and the cream cheese had a nice tang. The bagel itself was fresh, chewy, and toasted just right. Everything balanced well. The patio being dog-friendly is a bonus, but the bagel is what I&rsquo;d come back for.

My go-to breakfast in Saanich. The ingredients are always so fresh and high-quality, which I really appreciate. Their homemade jam is a highlight!

The portions are generous, which is nice. I just wish there were more fresh vegetable options to balance the meal.

Sunset on the patio was the star of the show. We just grabbed a couple of drinks, but that view really made the evening. A bit pricey for just cocktails, but totally worth it for the scene.

The gluten-free pizza is solid, and they prep it in a separate area which I appreciate. Tried the pesto chicken and meat lovers. Their house red was a decent match for the heavier toppings. A bit pricey, but you&#39;re paying for the care.

The staff were so kind to move us to a quieter table when we asked. They were also really attentive about my gluten-free request, which made the whole meal much more relaxing.

Been here a few times for seafood. The salmon is always a highlight, cooked just right. The catch of the day cod was fantastic too. Staff are really nice and chill.

The Cowboy Steak Tacos were the star. Nice peppery kick, lean meat, and that sauce was on point. Even tried the veggie option, texture was surprisingly solid.

The vintage decor and trivia cards on the tables make it such a fun, relaxed spot. Love the vibe.

Hit happy hour last week. The sangria was so refreshing, and the espresso martini had the perfect kick. Ended up ordering a second round of those. Good spot for a casual after-work drink.

The retro booths are super comfy, and the staff is nice. But honestly, for the price they&#39;re charging, the portions felt a bit small. My friend&#39;s burger looked decent, but my salad was kinda light for a main.

The paninis were pretty good, and the pastries are decent. A fine spot to grab a bite if you&#39;re near the airport. The coffee was just okay, though.

The portions are huge and everything is made in-house, which is great. Prices are reasonable for the quality.

Came for trivia night. The pizza was fresh, thin crust and really hit the spot. Staff were nice, kept the drinks coming. A fun, casual spot for a weeknight.

Spacious dining area, you seat yourself. Good for families. We stopped in after a day out, it was comfortable and efficient for a casual meal. Food came out quickly.

The breakfast sandwich was a nice surprise - loved the kick it had. 🥪 The parmesan fries were a huge portion too!

The Belmont Benny with bacon and tomato was fantastic. We sat on the heated patio, which was a nice touch on a chilly morning.

First time here, tried the burger. That brioche bun was toasted just right. The blue cheese and lemon-basil mayo combo is something else.

Shianne at the host stand is a pro. Got us seated quickly with a real smile, even on a packed Friday night. She just has a way of keeping things moving without any fuss.

Our server was super nice and kept checking on us without being overbearing. The pizza was the star for me - thin crust, perfect amount of cheese. Made for a really chill lunch spot.

Wasn&#39;t looking for anything specific, just popped in. The roasted cumin cauliflower was a nice surprise, really flavourful. Didn&#39;t expect that from a starter.

The chicken sandwich is what I come for. The bread is soft, the chicken is crispy but not dry. The portion is huge, I can barely finish it. The Ruby Benny is also good, the hollandaise sauce is rich.

Been here a few times for the lunch buffet. The chana masala and rajma are solid, good to see some proper vegan choices. It&#39;s a decent spread for the price.

Great dinner. Our server was super helpful with local tips, made us feel right at home.

The view is lovely at night, with the harbor lights. It&rsquo;s a nice spot to relax with a drink. The seats were comfortable enough to stay a while.

The butter chicken and aloo gobi over basmati rice were the standouts. The chicken was tender, and the sauce had a really rich, deep flavor that wasn&#39;t too heavy. The spices in the aloo gobi were perfectly balanced. Just solid, tasty food.

Food was good, service was friendly. Kim was attentive and the managers chatted with us. Music volume was just right for talking.

The BBQ duck was tender, almost falling off the bone. Juicy, not dry at all. The wontons were good too, tried them in the clear soup and with a side of their spicy sauce. The sauce had a nice kick.

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