It all started when Max Oudendag (GM) and Aaron Rail (Chef) met over a pint and decided to take the plunge into business ownership. The White Whale opened on Canada Day 2014 and has been a hub for great beer and freshly prepared local food ever since. Fresh oysters might be considered the house specialty, but the ever-changing rotation of 15 BC craft beers and Prosecco on tap are another big draw!
For anyone who loves a good dining experience and cares about where their food comes from, the White Whale is a must! See you soon! The name "White Whale" is borrowed from local First Nations Legend and refers to "Queneesh" or the Comox Glacier. Long ago when a great flood threatened the Indigenous people's livelihood in the region, they were forced to come together as a community.
For anyone who loves a good dining experience and cares about where their food comes from, the White Whale is a must! See you soon! The name "White Whale" is borrowed from local First Nations Legend and refers to "Queneesh" or the Comox Glacier. Long ago when a great flood threatened the Indigenous people's livelihood in the region, they were forced to come together as a community.
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