Best French Bakery in Tofino

"A “Bro”-Nut breakfast sandwich at Rhino Coffee (Lindsay William-Ross/Vancouver Is Awesome). Fuelling up for a day of adventure at Rhino Coffee House in town is a great way to get going. Rhino serves up all-day breakfast, including cheeky egg sandwiches built on bagels or a savoury donut."

"Rhino Coffee not only offers locally roasted coffee, but it also sells some of the best donuts this side of the Georgia Strait. The maple bacon donut was to die for, and a great snack to go when shopping in Tofino’s downtown area."

"In outdoor-orientated Tofino, it’s easy to justify a doughnut for breakfast, and the best place in Tofino to procure one is at Rhino. Toss a coin to decide whether you'll opt for the cinnamon-beer flavor or the..."

"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."

"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."

"When it comes to the best places to eat in Tofino BC, Wolf in the Fog has a comfortable place at the top of the list. Arguably the most popular restaurant in Tofino, Wolf in the Fog has received accolades for its delicious and diverse menu offerings. Order a bunch of items and share."

"They feature a diverse menu inspired by the island’s forests and coastlines. Expect to see everything from potato-crusted oysters, seaweed salad, to octopuses, and poke. They also have a great collection of wine!"

"‘Canada’s Best New Restaurant 2014’, enRoute magazine: enjoy locally inspired dishes and creative cocktails upstairs in our dining room or downstairs in The Den."

"If you are craving for noodles and rice items, then this is the best place for you. Having a small but extraordinary compilation of newly made and amazingly seasoned rice and noodles, the restaurant has gained too much popularity and it has also bagged the best new business year award from the local chamber of commerce. Its special and must-taste dishes are Dan Dan, Drunken Noodle, salmon, albacore tuna pokes, and fish curry."

"Dan Dan Noodles at Sea Monster (Lindsay William-Ross/Vancouver Is Awesome). Head over to Main Street to find big bowls of flavourful noodles and tender bao buns stuffed with fillings at Sea Monster. It's a daytime-only spot (open 11:30 am to 6:30 pm daily) perfect for a casual bite."

"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..."

"Well, this is the year when Tofino district came into existence and thus, the restaurant has its name. The 1909 Kitchen has been breathing more life into the ancient industrial community of the small district. When we talk about the decor of the restaurant, there is a presence of design elements made up of metal and a revealed beam."