Biblio Taco - Cumberland's Handcrafted tacos. Bilo Taco describes itself as being created "to feed the appetite of our adventurous, active, artistic community." Its aim is to bring a little southern warmth up north and adding in that west coast influence.

The Village of Cumberland is located on the east coast of Vancouver Island in the Comox Valley and is about 93 km northwest of Nanaimo. In the last decades of the 1800's it was a coal mining town, but today it is an artsy, world class outdoor recreation area lying in the shadow of the Comox Glacier. Mt. Washington ski resort is right next door and Cumberland is the gateway to Comox Lake. A friend and I stopped in downtown Cumberland for lunch deciding to try Biblio Taco, a Mexican restaurant.

Biblio Taco in Cumberland BC is open from 11 AM to 8 PM and typically closed on Sundays and Mondays. We were so lucky, as we were there on a Sunday, and they were open! All the items coming out of the kitchen looked delicious, and the burrito bowls were enormous!

All the food is made from scratch, and from local produce, meats and fish. Even the sauces are made in house!

A friend and I stopped for lunch to try Biblio Taco, a Mexican restaurant in Cumberland, BC. On the recommendation of my friend, we had enchilada's. My friend selected chicken and I tried the beef. We both had margarita's, my friend the passionfruit and I had the classic lime. All ingredients were fresh, homemade guacamole and delightful red pickled onions instead of salsa. Portions were huge and the enchilada was stuffed full of shredded meat. We asked for boxes to take the remainder home for a second meal. The restaurant was busy and is a popular choice for the adventuring crowd, whether back from a hike, the lake or the mountain bike trails, or just a stroll down Dunsmuir Street. My friend and I both recommend this restaurant 5 stars out of 5 for friendly and prompt service, cleanliness and vibe! The portions were generous and the ingredients fresh and delicious. It definitely hit the spot!