Great food, great views, very friendly service. Highly recommend as a stop after hiking Skerwink…read moreTrail!

We (my hubby and 3 year old) had heard good things about this place from our air bnb host as well…read moreas I'd seen a few good reviews here, so we were excited to try it after a day of exploring. We arrived around 6 pm without a reso (oops!) they had a big bus tour coming in so looked like we were going to be out of luck but they offered take out, which was fair and kind! As we were looking at the menu they played with things a bit and were able to fit us in their cafe portion before a 730 reso. We soon realized that the co owner was taking care of us in this family run business. She was great at answering all of our questions and being SO attentive to our little girl. We started with the hummus and smoked salmon and it was incredible! Amazing flavor and all made from Scratch. For our mains we all shared the tuna poke and the braised brissket. Both dishes were some of the best we've had, ever but definitely the best meal of our time in Newfoundland. We also tried the Newfoundland martini made with NF tea and it was so good (and pretty too!) and all very fair priced too! The restaurant also has an inn which looked very nice as well. The whole place was clean, with a bright and modern feel while being very connected to the seaside feel of the area. 10 out of 10 would recommend!

Service was awesome & food was delicious! Husband had the 2 piece fish & poutine, love it.read more

Ragged Rocks Gastropub really hit the spot. The lobster roll tasted fresh and came with a generous…read moreamount of lobster meat, including a claw on top. The accompanying salad was tasty and had just the right amount of dressing. I washed it all down with an Iceberg beer from Quidi Vidi Brewery. Service was friendly, although the restaurant can get quite busy. I'm looking forward to coming back. Cheers!

Fabulous lunch! Adorable shop with very friendly and welcoming service...as well as very helpful in…read moreassisting me with my dietary restrictions. Our food - a wrap, a chicken sandwich, and soups - were all tasty. If we were in the area longer we'd visit again!

The touton with homemade blueberry jam and maple syrup was amazing. The classic breakfast was ok…read more The potatoes were bland and eggs were overcooked. I'm surprised they don't serve quiche. I opted for coffee vs tea. Their collection of tea pots is so cute. Server was friendly. Wish I saved room for the key lime pie!

We came here because the exterior suggested that their prices would be a bit lower than the pretty…read morehouse cafes down the street. Indeed the prices were very reasonable. Judging from the accents I could hear, I think that most of the other diners were locals. I ordered the fish burger which was a very reasonable price at under $9 in 2023. The Mrs ordered pea soup and said it was excellent. Her soup came with a giant bun. That will fill her up. My fish burger was delicious but messy. It was so messy that I gave up trying to hold the bun as it disintegrated in my gentle hands. I resorted to using a knife and fork. There is plenty of parking for regular sized vehicles. The washrooms were okay but the men's room had no towels to dry hands. The have free WiFi that is password protected. This is a place to eat well and save a few dollars. If that appeals to you I can certainly recommend it. There's lots of tables so you should have no difficulty finding one that's the right size.

We were at PK's on August 5, 2025. This is a diner-style restaurant with prices suitable for a ***…read morerestaurant. We thought that the food was far from good, much of the food was late, barely warm and the service was unfriendly. The food was very expensive too. I see no reason to recommend this restaurant to anybody.

Stayed in the Lighthouse View House. Very comfortable and super clean . Kitchen well stocked…read more Enjoyed watching the boats come and go. Had 1 breakfast and 1 dinner at the restaurant. Food was excellent.

Gayle and I enjoyed one dinner and 2 breakfasts at the Twine Loft Restaurant during our 2-night…read morestay at the Artisan Inn. The closest experience I can think of after spending a really nice weekend in Trinity was maybe Mendocino, but without the tourist hordes. The Twine Loft Restaurant was very charming, with stellar down home service, and delicious food options that the kitchen was happy to tweak. We both enjoyed the rustic modern dining room, the romantic ambiance, and the view of the water through the window. Our only regret here was that the weekend we were here was cold and foggy, so there was no real sit on the deck at sunset (or sunrise) option. Dinner was extra special at a fixed price of $65 plus beverages. Gayle chose the Moroccan Lamb Shank with Yogurt Mint Sauce (served with Lemon Herb Israeli Pearl Couscous and Roasted Vegetables), while I went for the Atlantic Salmon with Mango & Pickled Onion Salsa (served with lemon roasted potatoes and roasted vegetables). We shared that an a nice bottle of Canadian wine.

Much of the recommendations in this province are word-of-mouth. And so it was with Two Whales…read more The proprietor of Rosedale Manor in Placentia gave me the name as I was staying at Fishers Loft for three days ~ and glorious they were. I visited first thing, before even checking in, as I was famished from the long drive. I had a salad and soup, deliciously fresh and flavorful, and their fresh lemonade while I sat and enjoyed the quiet, the rustic scenery, free WiFi and artwork on white walls. Yes, and every day after I would lunch and buy two desserts: one for later and one for the following morning before I made it up the hill to Fishers' Dining Room for breakfast. And these are no ordinary desserts ~ Tunisian orange cake, for instance. The staff are so very helpful and attentive. And so many locals and regulars just being themselves ... there was a whale sighted on my last day and all had a go at the binocs by the windows. A true treasure in this otherwise rather barren stretch north from Trinity. And they started this summer with long hours Thu - Sat til 7:30 with a different type of cuisine every evening.

Unique food (sandwiches etc) tasty pastries and baked goods. Coffee was pretty good (we had dirty…read morechai's) service was friendly, a bit slow but they were busy on an August Sunday morning. We loved the ambiance, it was also very clean and bright and the outdoor seating options were amazing!

The best (and only!) non-fine-dining restaurant in Trinity. Good fish and chips, and our waitress…read morelet us order off-menu and get a calamari starter, as well as accounting for dietary restrictions. Would've been a great view of the dock and bay if not for the pouring rain, but ambience otherwise good. Very busy (evening during the season, with only indoor seating available due to the weather), but didn't have to wait too long for a table.

Sadly the worst meal I had in Newfoundland…read more The location here is quite nice, along a harbour with a lack of cellular service (although wifi is available here). The menu options were quite vast, and there were some special options available off the menu as well. I had the "Treasure Chest" to start, which was cod bites, calamari, scallops, and shrimp served in a bed of fries. This was probably the best part of the meal, as the portions were big and the seafood was relatively fresh. I also had a French Onion soup, which was unfortunately awful. Shredded melted cheese was simply not it. I shared mussels with my parents, which were some of the smallest I've ever seen. It was quite plain, it said olive oil and garlic was supposed to be included, but I barely saw it. Finally there was a crab au gratin on special, which I decided to order with onion rings on the side. Similar to the mussels, the crab was small and there was barely any meat on it. Service was also quite rushed. My family felt like they were trying to chase us out even though it wasn't completely full. Can't say this was a good experience overall sadly.

Assuming this is "Carl's" Fireside dining room, this is a very good restaurant. Service is good…read moreand especially good-natured. We ate dinner, and breakfast. The menu incorporates the classics, but also features Newfoundland fare such As cod brewis and cod tongues--delicious, and not quite what you might think. Glasses of wine are all from the same vintner, affordable, and quite passable.

Great Staff. Friendly servers. Great nachos and burgers.We stayed at the motel attached the…read morerestaurant.