Cactus Restaurants Ltd. is pleased to announce the official opening of its 21st location, in Abbotsford, BC.
The new location, in the heart of Abbotsford at 34650 Delair Road and Sumas Way, will showcase the award-winning restaurant collection’s globally inspired menu, led by Chef Rob Feenie, modern design and original art collection, and sophisticated service.
“We are excited to bring Cactus’ unique brand of casual fine dining to Abbotsford, and we’re equally enthused about setting down roots and contributing to the vibrancy of this wonderful community,” says president and founder, Richard Jaffray. “We look forward to becoming a dining destination in Abbotsford and offering our guests an unparalleled experience.”
“To be in the heart of the Fraser Valley is a perfect fit for our menu offerings,” says food concept architect, Chef Rob Feenie. “We are surrounded by some of the best local products in BC and we are eager to take advantage of the bounty of fresh and local ingredients for our menu.”
Guests of the restaurant will enjoy a panoramic view of the Fraser Valley from the [insert size] patio, featuring a cozy fire pit, and, during game time, five 52” LED pop up screens. The restaurant’s sleek interior design is highlighted by Ingo Marurer “XXL Dome” lights and Louis Poulsen’s “PH Artichoke Light – Copper”. Original works by Andy Warhol, Tony Baker and Graham Gillmore adorn the interior architecture, which also showcases Cactus Club’s excellent wine collection, featured in a 600 bottle custom-designed glass wine cabinet.
About Cactus Restaurants Ltd.
Cactus Club Cafe has emerged as the leader in casual fine dining in Western Canada and is committed to delivering a unique experience through its fusion of world class design, unparalleled food quality and a personalized approach to service. Led by Chef Rob Feenie, Canada’s first Iron Chef America Champion, Cactus Club focuses on local, fresh ingredients and is both Ocean Wise and Green Table certified. Proudly BC owned and operated, to date there are 21 Cactus locations spanning both British Columbia and Alberta.
