We stopped by for breakfast after a hike and the food was outstanding! I had the tastiest cinnamon…read morebun and my sister got a delicious croissant sandwich

Good food but we were made to wait 80-90 minutes!…read more Three of us went to Quintal Cafe for lunch. We placed our order at the cashier (there is no table service) and we waited and waited and waited. After 15 minutes one of us went to the cashier and asked. We were told our sandwiches would be ready in 5 minutes. After waiting 30 minutes another one of us went to the cashier and asked. We were told that our order would be ready in 5 more minutes. After 45 minutes we asked again. We were rudely told that "I am only the person who takes orders. "I have no control of how food is prepared and delivered to the tables." We waited 1 hour 15 minutes. We were the only customers left in the restaurant. We asked again and was told the same thing: "I have no control of how food is prepared and delivered to the tables." She checked and was told it was still an open order even though there were no other orders. Finally between 80 minutes and 1.5 hours after we ordered, our three very simple sandwiches were brought to us. Non of the three orders required any cooking at all. They were only sandwiches. IF YOU WANT TO SPEND AN ENTIRE AFTERNOON SITTING WAITING FOR THREE SIMPLE SANDWICHES, THIS PLACE IS FINE FOR YOU.

Excellent food, especially their salad. Good expresso and also Macha Latte…read more Perfect service; less than 5 minutes. Highly recommended

It's a great breakfast and lunch spot. As casual and basic decor as you'll ever find--in keeping…read morewith the Trinity/Bonavista sensibility. Just an unassuming building on 230 between Port Rexton and Trinity. It modestly calls itself a coffee shop, but it's more than that. In a way, it's a great restaurant in that it exceeds your expectations. Based on its plain construction and simple comfort food menu, you expect short order quality food. Everything they make is satisfying--and they bake all their delicious breads, bagels and pastries in-house. Soups and salads are always great. They're fresh and have sophisticated flavors. It's vegetarian and has gluten free options. They serve wine and beer. Their coffee is excellent and it may be the only local place that makes cappuccino during the day. The view out the window is of Trinity Bay. They post recipes on their website.

Went to the visitor center at Terra Nova NP where Happy Adventure Inn claimed to have the best fish…read moreand chips. Drove there using probably a gallon of diesel and they were closed Monday thru Wednesday. Disappointed stayed to drive home and found Down Home Delights. We both ordered the Fried Cod with French fries. We were both very pleased with the food. Staff was very nice

Service is fast the staff is super friendly but the food is exceptional. Value for the the price…read moreexceptional. Presentation super looks too good to eat. The Fish is to die for. Can't imagine anything that could top them. Two thumbs up.

Friendly staff, delicious fresh food! Highly recommend! We had cod cakes and cod tacos and the beet…read moresalad was to die for!

Phenomenal food. Great atmosphere. Staff was exceptional. Would highly recommend this restaurant…read moreif you are in the Port Rexton, Port Union, Skerwink Trail area.

Enjoyed the moose burger and seafood chowder. Well cooked meal and friendly attentive service.read more

Not the most vegetarian friendly - I got a salad that was a mix of various vegetables. It was good,…read morebut not very filling. For a gastropub, I would have liked to see more apps + shareables.

Sadly the worst meal I had in Newfoundland…read more The location here is quite nice, along a harbour with a lack of cellular service (although wifi is available here). The menu options were quite vast, and there were some special options available off the menu as well. I had the "Treasure Chest" to start, which was cod bites, calamari, scallops, and shrimp served in a bed of fries. This was probably the best part of the meal, as the portions were big and the seafood was relatively fresh. I also had a French Onion soup, which was unfortunately awful. Shredded melted cheese was simply not it. I shared mussels with my parents, which were some of the smallest I've ever seen. It was quite plain, it said olive oil and garlic was supposed to be included, but I barely saw it. Finally there was a crab au gratin on special, which I decided to order with onion rings on the side. Similar to the mussels, the crab was small and there was barely any meat on it. Service was also quite rushed. My family felt like they were trying to chase us out even though it wasn't completely full. Can't say this was a good experience overall sadly.

At the Dock Marina, the Gallery/Gift Shop is upstairs, while the water-side restaurant is…read moredownstairs. Gayle and I visited Trinity during a recent cold and foggy weekend and enjoyed dinner here on a Friday evening. As I'm the "gift shop" guy in the family, I went upstairs the next day to take a look. As with almost anywhere in Trinity, walking here was relatively short and pleasant. Here are my thoughts: The Gallery/Gift Shop has some nice local crafts and really nice local art to put on the wall. However, through a combination of "our walls are already full" and "this or that doesn't speak to me", I left with only a Newfoundland coin for my efforts. My advice is that if you're here, you should definitely take a look. Now the Restaurant, which is one of the few in Town. - We sat inside by the windows with a nice view. Outdoor seating was available, but on an evening like this, there were no takers. - The Dining room was attractive, comfortable, and felt like I was in my home town. - Our wait staff were friendly, welcoming, and very interactive about where we were from, local perspectives, and what things we could do in the area. - Our meal was very good. Over 3 glasses of shared white wine, I had the Chowder and a Caesar Salad, while Gayle chose the North Atlantic Scallops. When in Newfoundland, Seafood is what's for dinner.

This is a great bakery! Staff is so friendly. The muffins and cookies are picture perfect and…read moredelicious! Definitely a 5 star bakery.

Very nicely recently decorated dining room. Very thoughtful enticing lunch menu and attractive…read morebaked desserts on display. Busy at 1pm on a Sunday afternoon. Service was prompt. Pleasant staff. Cost approximately $25 per person. However. Food was underwhelming. The tomato on my chicken pesto sandwich was a day old. The rolls served with the pea soup were dry. As were the scones and brownies. No hand towels in the bathroom. I don't think we will be back. (I was wrestling between 2 and 3 stars.)

Delicious and great vibes. We got the salmon, snow crab, seafood cakes, mussels, seafood lasagna,…read moreand cod fish & chips. All were a 10/10. Seaside joint with a beautiful sunset and friendly service.

A not so fancy dinner place located harborside in Bona Vista Newfoundland. We stopped in for…read moredinner and enjoyed a table next to the window with beautiful harbor views. We were seated promptly and enjoyed some refreshing cocktails while deciding on dinner options. Our server directed us to the Cod Gratin which is a traditional Newfoundland dish. We each ordered Cod Gratin and a Caesar Salad to share. This was a perfect combination for dinner. The Cod Gratin was amazing. Tasty pieces of fish in every single bite with a cheese and sauce that I would call coastal comfort food. So delicious. We didn't have any room for dessert but definitely enjoyed our dinner choices tonight. Skippers is a nice comfortable place for dinner and they have live music certain days of the week.