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Let us reserve dinner in The Empress Room for you.
Dine in style at the Empress Dining Room. Available with any visit, purchase
a special $100 gift certificate which entitles you to a three-course dinner
for two, including taxes (alcohol and tip extra).
Our world-famous Empress Hotel was named after the Queen Mother, who was once
Empress of India. Romantic and classy, the Empress Room features carved ceilings
and old world ambience. Enjoy a romantic dinner, then come home to Lord Nelson
B&B for a hot tub under the stars, then choose a movie and cuddle up on
the couch in your room in front of the fireplace. Valid with any other offer.
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service and outstanding cuisine in the award-winning Empress Room. Enjoy the relaxed
elegance of a bygone era, surrounded by lush, tapestry walls rising 20 feet to
meet a uniquely carved mahogany ceiling. Guests dine by candle and firelight,
as the delicate sounds of the harp float by.
Executive Chef Barry Willis
and the Empress Room Chef are renowned for their seasonal menus, showcasing the
finest that British Columbia and Vancouver Island cuisine has to offer. Sumptuous
desserts prepared by award-winning Pastry Chef D'oyen Christie round up the culinary
experience. The Empress Room has received a four-diamond rating for five consecutive
years.
Maitre d' Robin Bourne artistically directs the dining experience
and is an expert on the 500-bottle wine list, which features both Canadian and
International selections. The Empress Room's wine cellar has won repeated awards
over the years and was recently bestowed with the Wine Spectators "Best Award
of Excellence". The Empress Room is the only hotel fine dining establishment
in Canada to receive such high acclaim.
The Empress Room has enticed
and intrigued guests since 1908, hosting decades of royalty, diplomats, celebrities
and world travelers. Prepare to engage in a truly unique dining experience your
palate will not soon forget. From Our Chef:
'My philosophy is
simple ... fine cuisine is the culmination of creativity and teamwork. It's about
enhancing the natural flavors in food and having fun in the process.'
~ Rob
Cleland, Empress Room Chef ~ Dress Code:
The dress code
is smart casual. Collared shirt required for men, jacket not required. Jeans,
t-shirts, sleeveless shirts or shorts are not permitted. |
