There aren't enough stars to represent Serge's food truck. Another vote for best fish & chips!!!…read more Fresh...fresh...fresh...fried to perfection. Batter was light & yet crunchy & crispy. I wish AI could perfect my review. Mmmm....is my best way to describe the experience. He is a local born & raised. Takes pride in his heritage, I love to support locals. Hopefully my pics will help you stop by for an unforgettable meal. Sorry I got too excited and took a bite of the fish before I took the pic. But you can clearly see the fish is beautiful. Also if you eat here you should post on Yelp. I noticed not too many people in Canada list on Yelp, where I'm from Washington State it's a nice tool to view local spots to eat. So please add more reviews for him. I wish him well & hope others can support him succeed. Last but not least, bring cash. I think it's cash only.

Amazing fish and chips. Best I've had anywhere, and I've had them all over. Portion was extremely…read moregenerous, and the price was reasonable. Cash only, and it's a food truck, so no seating. What's available seems dependent on day of the week and time of day, but the two things we got were well worth it.

Lobster is local and freshly made. Generous amount of lobster on the sandwich. It was just white…read morebread, not a fancy roll. Hand it fries are okay for people who like fries, I am sure. They came with ketchup. I miss the days when fries in Canada came with gravy instead of ketchup. The clams are not local. They are from frozen. The people are friendly and make good food.

The young lady at the cash was so kind. The older feel of the area pairs so well with this "off the…read morepath" gem. The wait wasn't too long and I had the dirty lemonade and boy did it ever cool mr down! Hot summer and cold drinks? Perfect day.

From the owner: Locally owned and operated, serving elevated street food/ diner style comfort food. Located on the…read moreword famous Cabot trail in Ingonish, Nova Scotia.

This is our second time up here and that we have driven out there. They weren't open again…read more Everything said they were open but now they don't open until 4pm. So we left hungry again. Be sure to call ahead. After a long hike we need something to eat!

I was never a chowder person but this restaurant made me a chowder person. It was so good, creamy,…read moreand comforting, and soothing. So delicious. Adam got the fish and chips and it was good but not enough tartar sauce was given and they fried it in a way that was meh (the fish wouldn't stay inside the fried case). I highly recommend coming here and eating a nice bowl of chowder while admiring the views.

This was a great meal…read more My boyfriend had the mussels, and the burger. He was just so happy! He keeps raving about the mussels and the broth. They have gf buns. I had the turkey club and it was not lunch meat like I expected, chunks of real turkey! Really great gluten free bread. It was too much food me with all the bread (basically 4 pieces of full sized bread). If get back here I would order it again but just have them put it in 2 pieces. I enjoyed it immensely. The fries are NOT in a dedicated fryer and are contaminated, but they can sub for mashed potatoes and they're darn good! Great waitstaff!

Amazing!!! We had lobster rolls and clam chowder. Get the sweet tea. Service was second to none…read moreas well!

No idea how this place got stuck in the forgotten village of Dingwall. I guess the location must…read morehave some hidden appeal I don't know about. At any rate this place is located at the very end of a country road. If you made it there, you deserve a treat, and you'll receive it. Rustic settings, and plenty of room. A country performer was playing his guitar in the front room, and the place was busy, but very cozy. Easily the kind of place where after finishing your dinner, grab a glass of wine and sit down to listen him play. We ate way too much and all we had was both excellent and well priced. Strangely enough they even had a vegan dish which my wife pounced upon, an asparagus couscous (I obviously went for the seafood). If you are passing through the vicinity it's well worth a visit.

We stayed for a week and enjoyed two dinners at the Markland. The food is pretty good, especially…read morebecause there aren't many places to eat up here! We tried an array of items including the fish chowder (highly recommend), scallops, seafood pasta, steak, halibut, and lobster. All were good but the standouts were the chowder and lobster dinner. We also had the complimentary breakfast every morning which was a nice perk during our stay. The quiche was a staple in the AM. Only thing missing was sausage or bacon. Would recommend if you are staying here or nearby. Since I'm from MA I've had a lot of amazing seafood in New England so it's hard to compete!