Place Category: Featured Restaurant
Rock Cod Cafe’s menu is now primarily gluten free with 2 dedicated GF fryers, a 100% GF batter. Most items that are not GF can be made GF by removing or subbing. The only exception is onion rings and the croutons in Caesar salad. Always inform them of any allergies, including gluten/celiac as we still work with gluten items in the kitchen. Scroll down to see menus.
1759 Cowichan Bay Road – 250-746-1550
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Open 11:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. 6 days per week. Closed Tuesdays.• LUNCH & DINNER MENU
• TAKE OUT MENU
• BEVERAGE MENU
• Ask about their gluten-free, dairy-free desserts!Rock Cod Cafe saluted by Shaw TV and You Gotta Eat Here!
Watch Tourism Victoria’s lovely two minute Rock Cod Cafe Video!Rock Cod Cafe is passionately committed to sustainability through partnership with the Ocean Wise Stewardship Program. All seafood on their menu certified sustainable.
Jacob Hokanson has been a citizen of the Cowichan Valley since he first moved here in 1979. There have been forays to other parts of the country, but this is the place he calls home. There were formative years of running through the bushes and fields, lighting things on fire, finding friends to play swords and guns with, tipping over mail boxes (the latter not so proud of) and countless hours swimming in the Cowichan River. There was launching from his home port of Cowichan Bay in to the truly beautiful and challenging world of commercial salmon fishing at the age of 13 in both the inside and outside waters of Vancouver Island. There were said forays in to Alberta for schooling at the Alberta College of Art and Design as well as a few years of toiling in the madness of the oilfield camp and catering industry. Finally, there was establishing himself and his family as an integral part of the valley’s pulse through the ownership of one of the Cowichan’s most iconic and long standing restaurants. He has become a fervent community supporter and non-profit volunteer and through it all he has kept himself sane through the expressions of all forms of the arts. Music, painting, writing, drawing, dancing, cooking, sculpting, carving, and graphic arts to name just a few. His passion to give voice to the gifts he’s been given underpins everything he does for his family, community, country and the planet he
lives on. You can see more of his work at http://www.JLH.ca.
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