Christie's

CHRISTIE'S YESTERDAY

Although Victoria has its fair share of pubs in the "Olde England" style, the best one is an authentic heritage house that recreates turn-of-the-century Victoria with charm, flair and comfort. Christie's Carriage House Pub was built around 1898 by Eldrige Christie, a renowned carriage maker. Exquisitely rendered in the ornate Queen Anne style - characterized by its fancy shingling and a flamboyant roofline incorporating gables and towers - "Sandolphon," as the house was known, was long a Victoria landmark.

CHRISTIE'S TODAY

The kitchen offers pub classics such as fish and chips or bangers and mash, and more contemporary fare like chicken stirfry, vegetable samosas or California wraps, always with a generous plate of quality food at a reasonable price. Daytime and early evening guests enjoy excellent quality moderately priced full course meals. (Daily Specials are featured cooking fresh food in a simple honest way, and plenty of it.

Christie's "Tap Line" boasts the largest capacity for natural craft beer selection in B.C. Rotating lines ensure representation from unique seasonal brewers that produce award level products as well as notable British imported draught.

Christie's Carriage House Pub recreates turn-of-the-century Victoria with flair, charm and comfort. The proprietor welcomes you to meet and share a pint in a comfortable atmosphere with fireplaces in cozy rooms, antique lighting and decor of the Queen Anne period.) At night the Pub is alive with more than the sound of music as friends gather to share the events of the day, team players slip off for a pint, or neighbours gather for a night cap waited on by the friendliest staff in town. Your visit to Christie's is a must. Drop by - it's in the neighbourhood.