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There’s nothing like indulging in a special dome dining experience with your loved ones over the holidays, surrounded by twinkling lights and a feast of seasonal delights. Whether you’re looking for a gift for the ultimate foodie in your life, or have always wanted to try one out yourself – here’s where you can dine in winter-themed domes in Metro Vancouver.
This season, you can once again dine in H Tasting Lounge’s enchanting winter-themed glass domes, which boast heated interiors and panoramic views of the city. Up to six guests can indulge in a feast of tableside-flamed rib-eye steak, roasted carrots, sablefish, grilled octopus with Thai curry, and much more.
When: Now until the end of February, 2024
Where: 1601 Bayshore Drive
Cost: $150 minimum food & beverage per dome
Ready for the ultimate date night spot? Abbotsford’s Singletree Winery recently re-launched its winter-themed wine cabanas and beloved “Di Vine” Domes, which offer guests the chance to try everything from wine flights to Cheese Fondue for Two, to specialty winter libations like Mulled Apple Cider.
Depending on the dining experience you choose, reservations cost $25 to $35 per person and include your first glass of wine or mulled wine, and 90 minutes to two hours in the dome of your choice.
Where: 5782 Mount Lehman Road, Abbotsford
Cost: $25 to $35 per person plus the cost of food & drink
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Last but certainly not least, if you’re hoping to find a unique holiday dining experience to treat yourself and your loved ones to this year, look no further than Camp Howdy’s Christmas Tea Lights experience. For 20 nights this year, visitors get to take their pick between five themed dining experiences, all of which are surrounded by 100,000 twinkling lights in the forest.
When: November 10th to December 23rd
Where: 3000 Camp Howdy Road, Belcarra
Cost: $25 per adult
And that’s a wrap on some magical dome dining experiences to enjoy this season.
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