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    Fin Folk Food

    4.1 (25 reviews)
    Closed 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Kathy B.

    This place came very highly recommended and it's easy to see why. Scenery is gorgeous. Food is absolutely top notch. Service is excellent. We were a party of 10. All of our food came out reasonably close together. Everything was hot. Everyone raved. I had the pan fried fish with salad. To die for! No reservations do time your visit well. Full bar.

    Blackberry sour

    This was a beautiful place to have a meal looking out onto the water and sand dunes. I was going to start with a cup of chowder and have some haddock. The waitress was nice enough to offer me to have a cup of the chowder instead of salad that came with 1 piece of pan dried haddock. It was perfect size meal for 1 with the choice of 1 or 2 pieces of haddock. I prefer the pan-fried as it typically has less batter than deep fried. It was nice and flaky. The seafood chowder was nice. It was not thick like some other restaurants but had a nice mix of lobster, scallops and fish. The service was excellent. I also had a blackberry sour which was very tasty.

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    T N.

    2nd time to the island and 1st time here for lunch. Everything we ordered was delicious and OMG they give you so much fries which were crispy and good. Great service and friendly staff. Perfect place to go grab before or after the beach

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    CTTwin C.

    Just happened by this place e and what a delight. Had the pan sautéd haddock with a really fresh salad. It was amazing as was the view.

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    Tracey A.

    Fish tacos are incredible! Service is good. Upstairs is quite noisy. Outside deck is nice. Views from the restaurant are beautiful. Go to Harrys for i e cream afterwards!!!

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    One of the most beautiful spots you'll eat takeaway! Fin Folk Food is located at a former Island haunt, colloquially referred to in the past as "Pogey Beach" (Google the Island-inspired fictional film) because of the stunning beach location Islanders could access without paying a fee. The setting will take your breath away! From delicious lobster rolls, fish tacos, hot dogs, and chilli - it's a great way to eat and see the beach! Service is always spot on. Once you find the spot (plan for a walk on the beach or even a swim), order from the downstairs counter. The staff will provide you with a buzzer before you depart to find a table (beautiful views from inside or outside seating).

    Sampler platter

    Fish tacos are outstanding. I had the sampler and lobster roll was generous. We were able to take our dog and the service was friendly and attentive.

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    What a view and ambiance. Really enjoyed our meal this spring when we were in PEI. Kid friendly, too. Service was solid.

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    Good was good, service was quick and the food was prompt, even though the restaurant was extremely busy. Will definitely go back.

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    11 months ago

    Went to fin folk food to try the fish and chips delicious. But the beverages are pretty expensive.

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    Great place with solid food and a great view/location. Service was excellent! Will return on my next visit to the island.

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    Point Prim Chowder House - Fresh oysters

    Point Prim Chowder House

    4.5(74 reviews)
    39.6 km
    $$$

    A self service kinda place. Pick where you'd like to sit, inside or out, place your order. The…read moreserver brought out our drinks and then when our chowder was ready, brought it out too. Might be different if it were super busy. Everyone there was uber nice and friendly and had a smile for us. We sat outside - it was a blustery day, and were offered to have more of the clear sheeting pulled down if it was too much. We were protected enough from the wind, so we were good. And let me tell you, best best best clam chowder I have had in years. Diced clams (loaded) potatoes (diced smaller than the clams) celery and spiced perfectly. The liquid was full of flavour, not thick and creamy like you find most places, more soup like and delicious. The garlic toast was good as well. The lemonade was not sickeningly sweet. Perfect 16 oz bowl of chowder and drink to boot.

    We stopped at The Chowder House for lunch before touring the lighthouse, and it was such a great…read morechoice! The restaurant is cute, right on the water, which makes the meal even better. I ordered the cold lobster roll while my husband had the warm version, and both came with big, fresh pieces of lobster. We also split a cup of the clam and potato chowder, which was perfect for a breezy, cloudy day--rich, hot, and packed with hearty chunks of clam and potato. The service was excellent--friendly and very efficient. Overall, a great spot for a classic coastal meal. Just note that they close for the season on September 21st.

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    Point Prim Chowder House - Lobster Melt - oooohhhh boy this was SO good!

    Lobster Melt - oooohhhh boy this was SO good!

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    The Malpeque Oyster Barn - A dozen of Malpeque, PEI's finest oysters please.

    The Malpeque Oyster Barn

    4.5(47 reviews)
    53.6 km
    $$$

    Another PEI spot where freshness takes centre stage, but with its own distinct personality. While…read moremost oysters along the island's northern coast trace their origins to Malpeque Bay, only those harvested here can officially be called Malpeque oysters. And at Malpeque Oyster Barn, you're eating them just steps from where they're pulled from the water--sometimes within hours. The setting is part of the charm: an old fishing shack that's been turned into a small, inviting dining room with views of the harbour. It's casual and unfussy, the kind of place where the smell of saltwater mixes with the sound of gulls outside. We kept things classic--Malpeque oysters, mussels, and a lobster roll. The oysters were some of the best we had on the island, briny and clean with that signature Malpeque sweetness. The mussels were plump and tender, and the lobster roll came with a side of creamy potato salad (yes, I know, I keep talking about the potatoes--but it's PEI, and they really are that good). It's not just about the quality here--it's about proximity. Eating oysters this close to where they're harvested gives a sense of place you can't replicate off-island. Friendly service, incredible seafood, and an authentic maritime atmosphere make Malpeque Oyster Barn a stop worth planning your trip around.

    This was a place I truly wanted to visit. It's off the beaten path but the drive is just beautiful…read more This is small but so cool! I felt at home right away. Very welcoming and well kept. The menu is simple but has items for everyone. No burgers but a chicken burger grilled. No fries but they have lots of sides. Oysters are their specialty and they do it right. Raw and fried (yes please). They have seafood chowder and daily deserts. A definite stop for oyster lovers.

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    The Malpeque Oyster Barn - Dozen cocktail oysters, half dozen medium oysters

    Dozen cocktail oysters, half dozen medium oysters

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    Fin Folk Food - seafood - Updated August 2026

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