Globetrotting at Glo Europub and Grill
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Bruce Nguyen
July 25, 2009
Located along Victoria’s Gorge Waterway, Glo Europub and Grill isn’t a restaurant most people will serendipitously pass by and notice. As such, it’s one of Victoria’s worst kept secrets.
Glo Europub and Grill
Their smoked gouda pizza (blackened chicken, cashews, asparagus, gouda) is often reason enough alone to make a stop. Add in being a five minute drive from my office and Glo becomes a favourite for after work drinks.
In the summer, their scenic patio opens up along the water feeding your senses with sights of kayaks and dragon boats racing by as you take a trip around the world with their city named martinis. I’ve never quite made it around the world in one sitting, but that doesn’t mean I won’t keep trying!
If the martinis don’t pique your interest, Glo also has an extensive wine list with certain bottles priced at just a few dollars over cost on Wednesdays. By pure coincidence, I assure you, I used to take my project team to here after work on Wednesdays.
Glo Europub and Grill
104 – 2940 Jutland Road | Victoria
(250) 385-5643
gloeuropub.com
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