Great staff and great experience. I love the new outdoor seating. And Chef Sheldon is doing an…read moreamazing job for the second year in a row. I hope you stay forever! The seafood chowder was amazing and the fish tacos had a really great piece of cod fish in them. Overall, it was very tasty with great service from the very friendly staff. This is a regular spot I frequent every summer. I highly recommend!

This is a must stop at destination restaurant for the full Newfoundland experience. Everybody in…read moreour group ordered something different. I had the pan fried cod and my partner ordered the Seafood Chowder. Others ordered fish and chips and fish tacos. The were all excellent. My cod was very fresh with superb spices and a very light batter. In my opinion the prices were fair. We sat on the patio overlooking the sea. Service was friendly and helpful. The music was on theme but not too loud. It can be windy out there so bring a sweater, even on a hot day. The patio seating is on picnic tables. I believe that the owner also offers a service such as tours or something like that but I didn't look into it. We were here at 3:00pm and they had several other customers so that's a good sign. I would definitely recommend this restaurant unless you're in a hurry because good food is never fast.

Great service friendly staff wiuld reccomend thank you. Food great and fresh. Excellent spot to eat.read more

staff are very friendly. Fries are good, though prices have increased, like everywhere. nice…read moreplace, big windows. new seating is not an improvement.

What a wonderful surprise it was to find this fish and chips heaven including gluten free,…read morepan-fried halibut for my GF intolerant belly. We were famished after a few hours of hiking in Bottle Cove and swimming in Blomidon and still a hour's drive away from Corner Brook. Even though there was long lineup ahead of us this fish fare was well worth the wait. Their customer service was top notch. Smiles and easy, friendly conversation and it was clear why a Corner Brook local had recommended it. Their wedge-sized, fresh-cut French fries were heavenly. Their perfectly seasoned halibut was the best I'd ever tasted and the serving was so big I didn't mind sharing with the kiddos. (Well, maybe I sorta minded ;)) My husband ordered the 2-piece (8oz) cod and chips and he was impressed with the light, perfectly crispy batter coating the freshly cod. My nephew ate the Newfie poutine (ground beef added to it) which got a big thumbs up. Our toddler happily scavenged from all of our plates. The coleslaw could use some improvement since it was obviously a store-bought mix which was too sweet and a tad watery. We had an epic picnic-table view since we were halfway up a steep mountain and overlooking the harbour. Coastline mountains too! This Corner Brook native will be back again next summer and I'll definitely be driving down for this fresh fish.

Great service and the food was loved by everyone. The view on Deer Lake is amazing. They have…read moretables inside and on the patio.

Worst experience of my life!! Will not return…read more I went inside to get a drink and was informed that you can't order a drink unless you order food. New rule, weird but no biggie I came to have a plate of steamed mussels as well. Only to be told they took them off the menu. So I asked what's on your menu now that is gluten free as I have a pretty bad allergy. The young girl tells me there's nothing on the menu that's gluten free and went into the back of house to speak with someone about this dilemma as I would still like to have a drink while I wait for my friends even tho I can't eat anything they sell but she quickly returned with a firm. "No, we can't sell you just a drink, we are a restaurant and there has to be a food sale on the receipt will any drinks" I was blown away, I have never felt such prejudice in my life. This BAR & GRILL is not within walking distance of anywhere else that I could have gotten food or drink and I don't think they should be refusing service to anyone especially because their menu is lacking and can not accommodate to common allergies. So shoes, no shirt, no allergies.

In this area between Stephenville and the Port au Port peninsula, there aren't too many options. We…read morealways make it a point to stop at local breweries and try the beer, and we are almost always able to get good food. Secret Cove is no exception. They have Canadian award winning beer, and they have a pretty darn good kitchen. They weren't busy during our visit in middle afternoon, so we were able to talk a lot with the friendly staff. We got a flight of beers right off the bat, and we were blown away by the James Blonde golden ale. That's not a style I ever drink, as I am a big IPA fan, but this thing was just amazing. Several of the other styles were so good, too. We picked up a couple of cans to-go that weren't even on tap at the time. Every one of them was great. So well done. The food menu appears to change almost daily. On our visit, I got a really good crispy chicken wrap. They have sides, but I picked a bag of Ms. Vickie's chips. Perfect pairing for some really good beers. If you're a craft beer fan and you're making your way through this area, Secret Cove is a must-stop!

Good tasting comfort food, friendly Newfoundland hospitality and quick service. Not bad for a truck…read morestop place!

Very fast and friendly service, the food is excellent, best burger I had in a very long time and…read morethe Chef's salad is simply amazing. I highly recommend this place!

Food was half warm and cold.. Service was not too fast…read more. Parents need to keep children under control for playing around when the place is busy.. Not what I expected from what people said about the place..

I was pretty hungry suppertime on May 14 when I spotted this place, Newfoundland food would be…read moreperfect. I went inside and noticed about 5 booths on the right, all covered in what previous patrons had left there, except for the only booth will people present. I saw nobody behind the counter. I waited several minutes for someone to show up, during which time a man a d woman brushed past me, she muttered something before disappearing into the kitchen. A couple minutes later she appeared and answered a phone behind the counter. The phone call seemed to take a long time so I eventually left.