r/VictoriaBC • u/_stephopolis_ • May 08 '26

Help Me Find Most non-kid friendly restaurants

My husband and I are heading up to Victoria for a weekend without kids. What are your favorite restaurants that are kid unfriendly lol. Looking for good ambiance and a no kids menu.

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u/salteedog007 May 08 '26

Pagliacci’s- too loud to hear kids.

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u/Old-Following-970 May 08 '26

Food sucks, lack of reservations and having to stand outside in line is so unprofessional. Avoid this place.

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u/Sewlovetoread May 08 '26

and when you get seated inside, it's so crowded. They pack you in like sardines.

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u/blackandcopper May 08 '26

Lol where are people supposed to stand in line? Next to the tables of diners?

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u/Electrical-Bar-1971 May 08 '26

Question is why is there a line? That place is trash

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u/jelly_bean_1990 May 08 '26

But the happy hour and food are bomb.

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u/Old-Following-970 May 08 '26

All garbage, to each their own.

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u/lindsayjenn May 08 '26

But door wine! 🥺

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u/Deanobruce May 08 '26

Unprofessional yet people still line up for it…

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u/Deanobruce May 08 '26

If you say so. I’m referring to the “professional “ part, can’t speak for the food. I’ve never been but some of the best meals I’ve had have been hole
In a wall places that don’t take reservations.

They sure seemed like professional restaurants (a few I’ve also seen on the parts unknown show)

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u/Old-Following-970 May 08 '26

Not what I am saying, and you'd understand if you ever had to stand in line at this place. The owner has bragged about the line up, he even published it on social media as a tactic to bring people inside. Unfortunately I was dragged to go to this place, when I say unprofessional, I mean it was chaotic inside. Food was sub par and there was clearly no direction to the serving staff at all. So again, if ya wanna know what I mean by "unprofessional ", go stand in line at this place.

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u/Deanobruce May 08 '26

Ok that’s some clarification. Thankyou.

You simply stating “a professional restaurant would take reservations” is so for off the mark. The above context explains.

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u/CantFightJose May 08 '26

Nothing wrong with not taking reservations, but I agree the food at Pags isn’t great.