Always love Wheelhouse. Great location, wonderful people, good vibes, excellent food, and really…read moredelicious beer (and cider/wine for me)! We hit the brewery on a rainy day, but still needed our pizza fix. Enjoying the views from the upstairs is a must on days like this. We had the specialty taco pizza on GF and were happy as heck with it. Just the right amount of spice. The traditional Hawaiian is also good, plus our caprese salad side was chef's kiss.

If you get off the cruise ship walk right about 15 minutes and you'll get to the brewery. We walked…read morearound town and then googled the brewery so we took the round about way to finding it. Google maps worked great and got us right there. It's a bit of a walk from the pier and cowbay so it's not as crowded. There was plenty of seating when we arrived. And there is both an upstairs and downstairs seating. Outside is a nice statue of a whale if you're looking to take pictures. They have a fairly large lot for parking if you happen to drive. We walked so that wasn't an issue. If you drive. Drive down the lane then turn right over the railroad tracks and it's at a dead end. When we arrived we were welcomed. There was a group at the first register so the gal at the second register called us over. We weren't ready yet so we just waited. We weren't quite sure what brew we wanted and asked a few questions. To our surprise weren't offered a taste of it before ordering like the person in front of us was, that was a little odd. I guess we should have just asked for a taste. They mainly serve pizza. I was in the mood for fish and chips, but that's not on there menu. I was surprised as they were a pub, but that's what the other pup in town is known for so opps we went to the wrong pub. Instead we ordered the artichoke and salmon dip with extra dippers. It was delicious. After ordering we choose to sit upstairs with the view. We were given a number and climbed the stairs to upstairs. It appeared they had a ada lift up the stairs, you'd have to ask to use it. We were able bodied so we just hiked it up the stairs. The seats next to the window was taken so we sat at one of the interior tables, but it still had a view. It was a wonderful view of the water. Food came pretty quick, it wasn't a long wait. Enough time to get settled and chat for a bit. They have bathrooms both upstairs and downstairs. Service was good. After we were done. They picked up our dirty dishes, but didn't refill our water. It was a very pleasant experience. I highly recommend this place to others that are looking for a good brew and pizza.

Stopped in a Breaker's Pub during a cruise stop. After being on the ship for days, all I wanted…read morewas a REAL Caesar and REAL poutine. Breaker's did not disappoint. Located on Prince Rupert Island's waterfront, the view is spectacular. I was fortunate because I didn't wait in line and was able to get a table as soon as I got there. Just after that, the line got very, very long. I could see that if you didn't time it just right, you would have to wait, especially with a cruise ship in port. After I was seated, I browsed the menu for my sought after items. I was pleased to see that Breaker's had a separate Caesar menu. I knew then that I was in the right place. I ordered the poutine and a Breakers Caesar. It seemed like the restaurant was short staffed, just like every other establishment after covid, but I already knew what I wanted, so I ordered when I was seated. While I waited for my drink and food, I browsed the menu and it was quite extensive. Specialties being locally sourced fish. The Breaker's Caesar, known for being it's spiciest one, comes in a 16 or 20 oz. I had a double 20 oz. It came dirty with double Worcestershire and horseradish, I knew I couldn't go wrong with this one. It was tasty, smooth and with just the perfect amount of spice. The horseradish actually floats around in the glass, but doesn't overwhelm. Absolutely hit the spot! Next up, the poutine. Oh, the yummy, piping hot, freshly crisped and crunchy fries under a generous amount of cheese curds that have already begun to melt due to the thick, hot gravy. Need I say more? So decadent! It absolutely hit the spot! Service was slow, but that was expected, and also very worth it! I would suggest reservations if you know when you'll be there. I will definitely return on my next stop! Highly recommend.

To the town of Rupert specifically the breakers pub. You have a ship full of potential customers…read more.. not much to offer to people (town) for eating and I literally walked 10k steps around town trying to find a spot to eat. Our ship docked early and we had to wait until anything was open. You Breakers, I circled back to eat at which I was excited to do. I had a Starbucks tea in my hand (Trent's/big) pretty full still and was told I would have to drink it if I wanted to come in! Are you kidding me? You turned us out bc of my tea? So 2 paying customers (who wouldn't have ordered alcohol anyway) were not worth it to you. Well you suck. Rupert Canada gets a thumbs down.

Ambience is quite spectacular. The restaurant has huge windows wrapping all around the building…read more The views of the forest and Chatham Sound are stunning. Inside, there is ample seating. Terrific place for large groups to dine together. The menu offerings are exotic and exciting. Prices are high. I ordered the BC Tuna Crunch Salad and a Mango daiquiri. Also, Sticky Toffee Pudding for dessert. The drink was so yummy and sweet. The entree was large and full of flavor. The service is considerably good. The staff was young and confident in their positions. I would go back in a heartbeat for more decadent meals.

We are on an across Canada drive. Last night we stayed in the small city of Prince Rupert. We ate…read moredinner last night at Waterfront Restaurant. We were all craving Cod & Chips. The Waterfront is in such a beautiful location. Our server was delightful, efficient & wonderful! The Waterfront is a beautiful & wonderful place to relax & have a fabulous meal.

We booked an excursion off Holland America's Nieu Amsterdam of Prince Rupert on the Red Trolley,…read morethinking it included local native cuisine tasting...but were pleasantly surprised to discover that lunch was served by Arabisk! A remarkable experience! Service was impeccable. Tastes were both authentic and extraordinary. Portions were more than generous. The venue was (frankly) the highlight of Prince Rupert. The hosts were both enthusiastic and humble. And their pride in the enterprise was justified and impressive. The Zaitouni's have aspirations to expand into other venues...but my caution to them is that this level of service and presentation can never be franchised (regrettably) because it is simply too good to replicate outside the family. (Although...selfishly...I would encourage them to consider Palm Springs if only seasonally!) Forget the Trolly tour. Grab a cab and go directly to savor Arabisk!

Just had a great chicken wrap! Apparently they marinate the chicken for 48 hours. Very tender and…read moretasty. The dessert was fantastic. Highly recommended.