Gord and I had lunch here on Monday…read more Most restaurants here in Saint-Pierre close from noon 'til 2ish. Restaurant L'Escale doesn't. We were the only ones there. We both ordered pizza. I ordered the Complete minus mushrooms (champignons). It was different from what we're used to but delicious! Gord ordered the Bora Bora minus the pineapple (ananas). He was intrigued by the cream in the middle (it ended up being like a cream you would put in your coffee) and said it was tasty. We didn't see much of our server which was fine because it gave us time to relax, eat and enjoy a carafe of white wine. I'd recommend this restaurant if you want pizza.

The best pizza around, classic NY style and simple. Thin flimsy crust and beyond cheesy!! SERIOUSLY…read morebetter than any other pizza chain that don't over do it.

Stopped here on my way to St-Pierre. The restaurant has a gift show in the same building. Had the…read morefish n chip. Was very good. The fish was fresh n cook very well. For desert I had the carrot cake. Most n tasty like I like them.

The food is whatever. I'm here to talk about the service, the likes of which I have never, in all…read moremy travels, encountered. The place was recommended to us by the B&B we were staying at. The menu has an odd mixture of Chinese (not real Chinese) some salads and sandwiches but they did have a fresh pan fried Cod dinner which what we ordered. They have room for about 50 diners and when we got there at 5:30 pm there were two large tables and about 3 smaller ones. The staff seemed overwhelmed but nobody warned us it would be a longer than usual wait. An hour later, I asked our server how much longer it would be, and the reply was "well we're busy". No apology or empathy. We said nothing else and about 20 minutes later, the manager or owner came to our table (her one hand covered in fish breading lol) and this is where it gets weird. She started giving us shit! She said "in case you didn't notice we are very busy tonight. Your food is on its way, so you don't have to..." at which point I cut her off and asked what she was accusing us of. That was like poking a den of vipers with a stick she went off on me so I quietly and politely asked her how much our drinks cost as I'd like to settle up and leave. My appetite was ruined. She said "oh your paying for your meal whether you stay or not !" We were shocked and a little bit frightened tbh. She walked away and we debated what to do I have never felt so uncomfortable in a restaurant, like we were being held hostage. About 15 min. Later she brought out her mediocre food and acted as if nothing happened. We ate a bit but were anxious to get the hell outta there. I went outside and my husband paid the bill and tried to tell her calmly that we were not happy and she threw him out! But not before verbally abusing him. I don't know what to make of the whole experience. It's my first day in Newfoundland, we travelled half the country to get here and the first impression is this lovely person. The tourism community needs to know how this makes this whole little town look. I know I'll be recommending to my clients to go to Trinity or stay in St. John's or maybe Marystown if they must come down this way.

Four of us sailed into Ramea earlier this month and had dinner at the CSI Harbourview. We all…read moreordered fish and chips which did not find on the menu. The proprietor explained that they can't always offer this. Ask for it and order it if you can. The batter was light -- just right. The food is excellent value and the restaurant is spotless. The view from the picture window is captured in the restaurant name -- most pleasant. Bring cash or be prepared with Interac. There are two ATMS on Ramea but you can't always count on them to be stocked.

Nice pub grub experience. Simple atmosphere. Friendly efficient service. Food was standard pub…read morefare at reasonable prices. Kid friendly. Standard tap list. Plenty of parking. Not a destination but gets job done if in area.

Comfortable pub setting. French onion soup was delicious. One of the best I've ever had. Fries…read morehomemade and delicious. Get the gravy on the side unless you like lots. Best of all they have Rickard's Red on tap. Our waitress was very friendly too. Will visit again.

The best Chinese food hand down! Been going here ever since I was a kid and nothing has changed (in…read morethe best way!) the best Hong Kong noodles and chicken soo guy. Won ton soup is a must and is the best here! The best friendliest workers

Great place to eat five stars plus . I would go back there anytime , family owned and local peopleread more

My first time at the restaurant, taking my girlfriend out to eat. Less than 2 hours later she is…read morebloated to the point that she looks pregnant. The food was overcooked, gravy appeared to have been kept in, price was far too high. Service was acceptable until I asked for a toothpick and they were placed bare handed onto an open service counter at the till.

Eeekk what can I say!! I wish I was closer so I can get my fav drink more often. Mango smoothie so…read moredang good! The staff is the sweetest and can put a smile on your face no matter what. Thank you!!

From the owner: Starting out as a small coffee shop in 1975, Robin's has been providing customers with that perfect…read morecup of coffee for over 40 years. In addition to serving the perfect cup of coffee, Robin's prides ourselves on our delicious baked goods including donuts, muffins, gourmet cookies, oatmeal bars, croissants, Robin's Eggs and so much more. Looking for a different take on breakfast? Robin's offers customers with plenty of all-day breakfast options, including sandwiches, bagels, and so much more. Our hearty soups will keep you warm on the coldest of days, while our specialty cold drinks will keep you feeling cooled on the hottest days. If you are looking for fast, fresh & friendly service, come on in to your local Robin's.