Sat outside overlooking this beautiful view. Drinks were spot on. Local beer was amazing! Cocktails…read moreperfectly crafted. Paired our meal with a bottle of wine. Group of four. Started with scallops...so very good! We each decided on clam and seafood chowder and ordered the garlic bread to soak up the yum. Ordered the halibut fish and chip and a roast beef sandwich. Everything we had was flavorful and filling. Waitstaff, Jolie, efficient, friendly, and helpful with things to do while in PR. Bonus was watching the bald eagle couple gracing the trees next to us. Do not skip this place!!

Corner Airport Cafe has Cappuccino and Pastries for Travellers waiting to board a shuttle bus to…read moreYPR on Digby Island after Ferrying across Prince Rupert Harbour. Air Canada Flight TO YVR Vancouver being primary Destination. Sorry for late blurb as it is relatively brand new.

Been wanting to visit this place for the last 4 yrs since I started coming to PR. Was very excited…read moreto finally have a chance to try it and I gotta say, it was meh, average at best, nothing outstanding. If this was in Vancouver, it would just be another sushi restaurant. The operating hours are outrageous wed - sat 1700-1900 The best thing about this restaurant are the sashimi prices: $10-12 for 5 pieces of sashimi

All the food is mesmerizing for me at FUKASAKU a specially cherished moment eating out. (Also,At…read moreFukasaku, brings memories of, my roots; my Dad caught Dungeness CRAB as a commercial fisherman; in Prince Rupert. Favourite food;. . . crab & fish, when growing up) I think the service good. Ambience homey.

Their Lamb curry, Butter Chicken also the Mediterranean plate in Greek specials and Halibut…read moreTarragon, I love! The ambience is nice I like seeing out the windows. The service is very well orientated. Thank you.

Great choice in Prince Rupert. Food was high quality and everything was quite tasty and well…read moreprepared. The service was quite slow but nice. I would eat here again. Can get busy on Fridays/Saturdays.

OPA sushi Bar is a quaint sushi restaurant at the top of the stairs of the wooden building above…read moresome shops. There is inside and outside seating when the weather is nice. I stopped in because I live sushi but more than that, I had to try the fresh local coho and sockeye salmon nigiri. It was so fresh and the service was quick and pleasant. They have a large menu with some house specials. The sushi rolls were very big and the extra rice had a great flavor. The landscape outside, upstairs is so beautiful from the large trees and blossoming flowers. There were mostly tourists from the cruiseship but the locals love this place too.

The menu stand says Opa Sushi. I'll look up which Alaska port that is and match the rolls and stew…read moreto the menu so the review can stay specific.Prince Rupert's Cow Bay matches the stop. Next I'll pull the current menu so the rolls and chowder can be named without guessing.Stopped into Opa Sushi in Cow Bay while we were walking around Prince Rupert. Cute little town. Not a whole lot going on once you get off the ship. Place was decent. Wood tables. Pretty casual inside. We got edamame, a shrimp tempura roll with avocado and cucumber and that orange roe on top, a fried roll with mayo and hot sauce and green onion, and a bowl of seafood chowder. Chowder had mussels, potatoes, and some shredded crab on top with toast on the side. Flavor was a little different than the sushi I am used to up and down California. Not bad. Just not quite what I expected. The fried pieces were the better of the two rolls. Chowder was creamy and had a decent amount of stuff in it. Wish I had snapped the whole menu. I only got a piece of the board. One of the rolls on there is called Rock and Roll. Sockeye, cream cheese, avocado, rock shrimp tempura on top. Would sit down here again if we were in town and needed lunch. Nothing I would go out of my way for.

Very homey food. The restaurant has two parts to it. There is a fancy side and a drive-in. Food is…read moreinexpensive here. It is a family ran business. The food is not wow but it does give this warmth home feeling. Just because of that I am giving it 4 stars. It reminded me of home and my childhood. I ordered a Salisbury steak with greens and mash potatoes. La Gondala is an Italian restaurant, they serve other non Italian dishes too. The Salisbury steak was ok but it reminded me of my dad's cooking. The Salisbury steak was topped with lots of onion and gravy on top. Just like how my dad would cook it. The cooking was not up to restaurant standard but I do like the food. The decor reminded me of my childhood days visiting relatives living in small town (at their restaurant). The decor reminded me of my grandma's sister restaurant in Agassiz before it closed down. The brown comfy booth seats reminded of the old days. The arching pillars reminded me of the restaurants I would visit as a kid.

I gave the three stars for the good customer service only. We ordered a shrimp salad which was not…read moregood. The lettuce was limp and not fresh at all. My companion ordered a hamburger which he said was just dry and not very good. The people who work there are nice but the food today was not very good.

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!

The owners (chef, managers I believe) are SOOO unbelievably authentic souls. Their hearts bleed out…read morelove in to their food (& service) and you can tell. We came on a cruise ship tour with Virgin Voyages today through the old trolley tour and people were telling us prior to arrival what an excellent meal we were going to have (and experience). It was more than 5-stars. Sometimes what makes a place so good is not only the exceptional details in food (Ie: real honey and pistachios in baklava, or a hummus recipe that blows your mind) but the personality that comes out with stellar service and owners who are chefs and are involved; everyone in our party was clapping at the end and there were 27 of us. Arabisk delivered flawlessly while still staying open to the public and it appeared, they even made to-go bento-type boxes for another bus!! we have never been to Prince Rupert before and we are really looking forward to coming back. Oh and a lady who owns a very nice shop down by the cruise board said it's her go to also on the island.

Breakfast is great at Fresh Onion. Parking is the PITS in the downtown area tho…read more F.o. Staff are Friendly and Courteous.

Amazing food . . . Try anything. Good service & lighthearted ambience( lunch time diner vibe in…read moreCanada!)

We learned about Bob's On The Rocks while on our Olde Time Trolley excursion. It's about a 20…read moreminute walk from the cruise port but so worth the time! Easy walk on paved sidewalk and parking lot and once you arrive, you see the modified building proudly labeled on the top. There are picnic benches outside to sit at and there was some shade offered. We discovered that you order inside and food is actually cooked in a food truck off to the side and then your name is called for pick up. Beside the food truck is another small cooking shed for donuts! We decided to share fish and chips and an order of poutine. This was our first time having true Canadian poutine and we were so excited to have the experience. Theirs comes with thick cut fries, cheese curds and gravy. The gravy was light and flavorful and taking a bite of a fry, with a curd and dipped in the gravy was one of the best highlights of our trip! Their fries are perfect with a crunchy outer and soft tender and not greasy inside. The fish and chips were excellent...we chose Halibut and it was cooked to perfection as well with a light outer crunch and tender, juicy fish inside. I loved their tarter sauce and the slaw that comes on the side was lightly dressed and crunchy. Wife also ordered some of the donuts, which we wish were served hotter but they were good. Not greasy and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. Overall an excelled choice for an off-the-ship meal and so glad we took the hike and experienced this! Well worth it!

Definite recommendation. I can see why this place gets the hype. So far best fish & chips we had in…read moreCanada. You can tell right away that the fish is super fresh and the fries were nice as well. Staff were also super nice. It's at the start of a easy very beautiful trail / coast walk, so it's a great opportunity for a walk after eating.