Dining
As born-again Cumberland gets to its feet and flexes its muscle, local dining is beginning to take root in bistros and cafes.
In tandem with a flurry of galleries and boutiques, the village is developing a lively restaurant scene.
Coffee Shops
Tarbell's Coffee Bar is the oldest cafe in the community, headlining organic coffee, Mediterranean tapas and big desserts.
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Chinese Restaurant
The Panda Gardens offers oh-so-familiar Cantonese - very good breaded almond chicken and fried rice - in simple surroundings, garnished with pandas of all kinds. However, beware: The kitchen closes at 8pm.
Waverley Hotel Pub
The pub at the Waverley Hotel ranks as a local institution. The building is 120 years old and the pub has been nominated for best live music in Canada. The menu includes salads, sandwiches, pastas, fish and chips and steaks. Exotics such as spring rolls and gyoza - Japanese pot-stickers - are surprisingly good. The kitchen hand-cuts its own fries, always a sign of good intentions. Superior suds, too.
Gatehouse Bistro & Gallery
The Gatehouse Bistro & Gallery breaks new ground with its marriage of gallery and dining room. The gallery features Comox Valley and international artists working in media from water colors and oils to iron and soapstone sculpture. The kitchen turns out European-style fare in the order of tiger prawns in garlic butter, Tuscan chicken and brandy-braised lamb shank. The building, incidentally, was the Leung Grocery Store and family home back in 1895.
For more information on where to eat out in Cumberland, contact the Comox Valley Visitor Centre.
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2692 Dunsmuir Avenue
Cumberland, British Columbia
V0R 1S0
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2299 Cliffe Avenue
Courtenay, British Columbia
V9N 2L5
Websitehttp://www.whitespot.ca
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