Menu: Typical pub food is offered at Spinnakers, but there is so much
more good food featured on the menu, that calling their offerings "pub
food" does it no justice. The seafood on the menu is second-to-none. The
comprehensive selection of high quality beers on tap will serve every
taste. Please browse their website for current listings of food and beverages.
Features: Spinnakers is first and foremost a micro-brewery, and you
will be confronted by this when you walk in the door. The stainless steel
tanks in the brew room are right there for everyone to see. Spinnakers was the
first brew pub licensed in BC - going back to 1984. Not to be outdone by
the beer and food, the view of Victoria's Harbour and the Olympic Mountains is
superb, and the walking path which follows much of Victoria's shoreline passes
right through Spinnaker's front yard.
If you want the Westcoast
experience, sit on the patio, sip a quality brew, and order some
seafood. It doesn't get better than this...especially on a sunny summer
day.
Address: 308 Catherine St., Victoria BC V9A 3S8
Phone: (250) 386-2739
Fax: (250) 384-3246
Website: www.spinnakers.com
Getting There:
Located across the Johnson Street bridge (the blue one) in the Songhees area of
Victoria West. Bus routes within one block. Walking: A pleasant 20 min walk
from downtown (no hills). Ferry: Catch the little
Victoria Harbour
Ferry in front of the Empress Hotel and they
will let you off near Spinnakers. Driving: Take Wharf Street and turn west onto Johnson Street bridge by Market
Square. Stay on Esquimalt Road until you see the old red brick train
sheds, and then turn left onto Catherine Street. Spinnakers is one block
down by the water's edge. Lots of parking
behind the building.
