Popular pub in the center of water Street in downtown St. John's Newfoundland…read more The menu for me was somewhat limited, but I had the turkey noodle soup, which was quite good. Unfortunately, the bar was out of the two draft beers that I was interested in. I ended up getting a Coors light, which, really sucks if you think about it, since I'm from Colorado. If I ever go back, I need to learn more about Canadian beer. Still, it was a great place to stop for lunch while I walked and shopped Water Street.

Grabbed a quick drink in here while waiting for a table at a seafood restaurant, very cool looking…read moreplace, one of the nicer looking places on Water st. Definitely a spot I could see frequenting if i lived close, not as chaotic at some of the other places we visited.

I'm never a fan of leaving a less than perfect review. While my experience wasn't great, I would be…read moreback! A beautiful building that deserves some credit. Slow night and I'm sure the hustle and bustle of a weekend evening would be worth the visit. This was my first visit to this location and it was a bit confusing. The hostess was not at the front when we arrived. So we waited for her to return. Once we checked in she told us to go up stairs and we'd be greeted by another hostess. I asked if we should use the elevator, to which she replied "ya, that's what elevators are for". Well thanks for the clarification, I didn't know that the stairs weren't an option. Once we arrived on the upper floor we stood there like idiots and had to walk around to find someone to seat us. Not a great start. Food service was pretty good. Our server was friendly and attentive, but lacked that polished service and look that The Keg typically offers. She seemed rushed and perhaps lacking support and communication from her team. I think had there been appropriate support staff, she'd likely have been great. Where The Keg fell short this visit was the mains. My Blackened Chicken was dry, luckily the hot honey helped elevate the flavour. The mashed potatoes were par, and the green beans were sad... Zero seasoning. I brought this up with the server and she did offer to replace them, but they should have never been plated in the first place. The Prime Rib was good, but the crispy onions were limp. Crème Brûlée was perfect. Drinks were great. Certainly room for improvement. But not quite typical Keg caliber. Nothing awful happened so a solid 4 stars.

The price has gone up a lot and the portion has gone down, the rock is a better version you get…read morewhat you pay for at the rock.

Our server, Michael was fantastic. We were there the Saturday before St. Patrick's Day. It was…read morepacked. Being a celiac is nerve wracking when dining out. He was so well informed, took care of my needs. The food was delicious.

Food was great. It cane out in a timely manner, was hot and greenery was fresh. Had seconds on…read moredrinks without having to ask. We were served by Katie. She is amazing. Good job girl!!

Service here was top notch. Our server even took a moment to show us the underbelly of the pub…read more Really cool history here if you're into learning! The place is your typical pub inside. You know what you're getting into before you sit. Food is surprisingly delicious but the beers were better! We gad the four flight which isn't in the photos. Only reason this isn't five stars is the table was wobbly and the menus were sticky. Kinda gross.

This place was a chance as we were passing through St John's and was definitely a "not to be…read moremissed". The menu offered a great selection of seafood plus other turf offerings. We had the calamari, cod bits, and fish n' chips. All delicious. But the best part was the waiter who waited on us; definitely made the whole experience above and beyond!

Everything I had at the St John's Fish Exchange was excellent. It was my first time having lobster…read moreand I appreciated how there were already parts that were cracked to help me out. The server was very pleasant. She was funny and the food came at a good pace. The lobster took longer (15-20 minutes); however, she set expectations up properly and suggested an appetizer for the meantime. The one complaint I had was that we had a reservation but still had to wait an extra 10 minutes after arriving on time for our table to be ready. Perhaps the restaurant was a bit overbooked.

The staff were friendly. The view of the harbour was nice. The server Frani was great. Deb had the…read moresalmon bowl with rice . The salmon was delicious and was very moist. Cooked perfectly. I had mussels again but this time in white wine , sun-dried tomatoes with garlic.. Well they were good but the sauce was lacking volume. There was about 36 mussels I also had small country salad which was good . The over all meal was good but the services were great.

The staff is really friendly. The place is small but very nice pub. You do need reservation. The…read moreservicing sizes are small and are hot and spicy . So we decide to order 5 dishes for 2 people - since we were told in advance - we did mention to our server to bring the dishes out as they were ready - we ordered the chili noodles which were great . The crispy tuna rice which was fresh and amazing . The Korean bbq chicken which was tender and spicy. The shrimp toast which was amazing . The only disappointment was The tempura sweet potatoes- which was not great at all had a weird spice on it. I did mentioned this to our server who just blew it off. This was amazing meal but not a cheap one. I do recommend is you like like spicy Asian food

Craving oysters and a cocktail, we walked into this spot along popular Water Street. Inside one…read moredining room are a few small tables. Service was top notch and the menu large. I ordered a peach hard cider while my friend ordered their Caesar salad cocktail, which comes with an oyster. Overall, it was a good spot for a nightcap.

High quality ingredients, friendly and efficient staff and a nice ambiance make for a great…read morebreakfast spot. I had breakfast as Blue on Water this past weekend and really enjoyed the food. The fish cakes were pretty good (I was hoping for crab cakes), the eggs, potatoes and toast were all excellently prepared. The ingredients tasted high quality and were delicious. Overall, a great breakfast!

Stopped in here several times as we were staying upstairs. Drinks were great staff was friendly and…read morethe food was tasty. Had breakfast here one day too and that was a smart move, waitress was very nice. Room was very cool, we stayed here on our 4th and 5th night in St John's and I'm still trying to figure out where I lost my favorite flannel from Pelican Brewing, we were in Canada for about two weeks and the places with housekeeping were definitely hiding my clothes... definitely an awesome place to stay and experience St John's.

Food was very flavourful. Be prepared for a different dining experience. For example, you have to…read moreorder your meal one piece at a time. And the price is not affordable. $5 for each piece is a bit heavy. So if you wanted 3 meatballs, that's $15

Best meal that I had in St. John's. Five of us shared drinks, stories and the candied scallops,…read morewhipped feta, hot honey goat cheese, basque mussels, spicy shrimp, citrus beet salad, lamb stew and the chef's board pintxos. The food was wonderful, the service was wonderful, the entire vibe of this place is wonderful. Do yourself a favor and experience this adventure in eating.