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We partner with the food producers of the Comox Valley and Vancouver Island to deliver a local, sustainable and heartfelt west coast fine dining experience. 

Thank you for supporting local. 

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Locals Long Table May 30: Locals x Beaufort
May 30, 5:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. PDT
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west coast

at its finest

Locals offers a dining experience unique to the Comox Valley and Vancouver Island.  Our atmosphere and offerings are unparalleled in the region.  Nestled at the mouth of the Puntledge River as it flows into the Salish Sea, this 1921 heritage building, lined with cedar shingles and original masonry, offers a warm and intimate den to sit and savour all the wonderful and delicious bounty the region has to offer.

 

Enjoy stunning river views, and in warmer months, dine on the open-air patio or covered wooden deck.  Located at the base of Mount Washington and sharing acreage with The Old House Hotel, the building is almost as old as the city of Courtenay, itself.

Address

1760 Riverside Lane 

Courtenay, BC V9N 8C7

Restaurant Hours

Open 7 Days a Week 

Lunch: 11am-4pm

Dinner: 4pm (Reservations until 8pm)

Weekend Brunch: 10am-2pm 

Reservations

250-338-6493

LOCAL, fresh & in Season

At Locals restaurant, we recognize and honour the unique ecosystem of the Comox Valley and Vancouver Island and its ability to provide such a diverse and abundant array of delicious and delectable vegetables, fruits, meats, cheeses, and pastas.

 

We're committed to closing the producer-consumer gap by sourcing food from within our region, amplifying local suppliers and prominently featuring them on our menu. We strongly believe in and support the local circular economy of food production and consumption.

We proudly help to put food on their tables, by putting their food on ours.

We respectfully acknowledge that we live, work and play within the unceded and traditional territory of the K'ómoks First Nation

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