Ambience is quite spectacular. The restaurant has huge windows wrapping all around the building…read more The views of the forest and Chatham Sound are stunning. Inside, there is ample seating. Terrific place for large groups to dine together. The menu offerings are exotic and exciting. Prices are high. I ordered the BC Tuna Crunch Salad and a Mango daiquiri. Also, Sticky Toffee Pudding for dessert. The drink was so yummy and sweet. The entree was large and full of flavor. The service is considerably good. The staff was young and confident in their positions. I would go back in a heartbeat for more decadent meals.

We are on an across Canada drive. Last night we stayed in the small city of Prince Rupert. We ate…read moredinner last night at Waterfront Restaurant. We were all craving Cod & Chips. The Waterfront is in such a beautiful location. Our server was delightful, efficient & wonderful! The Waterfront is a beautiful & wonderful place to relax & have a fabulous meal.

The lingcod was the star of the show for us. So much flavor and perfectly fried. The staff were…read morenice and friendly, get to this location quickly because lines will form and the seating is limited.

We were heading back to ship to eat after tirelessly looking for somewhere. The customs guard…read moresuggested Dolly's! We had walked right by it and didn't even notice you could eat there. We thought it was only shipping fish home. We went in and the staff were so nice and helpful! So willing to serve us and answer any questions we had. We opted to sit outside (it was a nice day), plenty of seating. The fish!!! Omg so absolutely delicious! We are so glad we made the walk again to try it because it did not disappoint! That fish was absolutely delicious! Perfectly crispy, nice flavor! The tartar sauce was Lovely! I chose the potato salad for my side, which was not good at all imo. But I'm used to different mayo so that could've been why. If we were locals we would eat here often! I would absolutely (and did tell ppl on our walk back to ship) tell ppl to eat at Dolly's! So delicious! Thank you, wishing you lots of success!

The butter chicken poutine was amazing! The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is due to…read morethe drink selection at The Fresh Onion, as I'm not a big fan of Pepsi products!

Great menu to pick from My fav is Ruben sandwich with onion rings Service is quick They also will…read morecook for party's

Amazing Halibut fish and chips. Good size portions. Great staff. Clean and presentable delightful…read moreplace. Washrooms were small but interesting and clean.

Busy as usual. The cash register still broke from September 2023 , only take Cash. Restaurant…read moreprice includes tax and else. 9 Canadian dollars for a 11oz clam chowder. This trip we ordered as last year. And we are very disappointed. The 75% of Cod fish is all batter. Feel cheated. As you can see the photos. Also the price. Last year, we paid according to the number on bill and not realized we are paying Canadian price number. This year, I asked the lady owner that "price is according to the Canadian currency, right? " She sat down, did the calculations and told me, my bill is 28 Canadian dollars Billing Canadian $ 35=USD$25.62 Why 28 Canadian dollars? " Because I have to pay currency exchange fee." All the customers who paid US cash, I fell sorry for you. This place is ripping people off. French fries were not as good, lot of them are with potato skin, and broken. (Are there the leftover from other people's plate? ) Really disappointed .

Arrived via cruise ship in Prince Rupert. Noticed an Instagram post from a Virgin Voyages crew…read moremember and decided to visit. Upon entering, guests are greeted by a rustic environment featuring tables, a bar, window seating, and outdoor seating in a garden area. The menu includes all the classic sushi options alongside some unique selections. I ordered the Rock 'n' Roll roll and the Red Dragon; both featured fresh fish and meticulously prepared, tightly assembled rolls. OPA Sushi did not compromise on fillings or toppings. My husband ordered the seafood chowder, which he found to be very good. However, given the proximity to crab fishing, he was surprised that imitation crab was used in the dish. Nonetheless, he finished it completely. We also ordered iced tea, served in a can reminiscent of the 1990s, evoking a nostalgic childhood sensation. It had been decades since I last had Brisk iced tea in a can. The service was efficient and prompt, allowing us sufficient time to converse, connect to the Wi-Fi, manage social media posts, and conduct further research on Prince Rupert. Despite being located in Canada, the menu prices did not suggest a tourist-centric establishment; rather, it maintained a local ambiance, particularly towards the evening in the yellow building.

Some of the freshest sushi I've had in a long time! We split four rolls between the two of us, and…read morethere wasn't a disappointing roll in the bunch, not to mention affordable (most rolls $8-12, with a few exceptions). Fresh, delicious, five stars all around.

A Delicious Soup for Typical JulyEmber Day in PR. I would have stayed longer than just long enough…read moreto pick away at the Shrimp dumplings and savory Vegetables but Duty Calls for Super Types Until next Time Pho88!

I don't get why this place has so many good reviews - I guess for a small town it'll do. But coming…read morefrom Toronto and being Vietnamese myself, I was thoroughly disappointed and wouldn't recommend this place. Spring rolls - no meat, only veggies and vermicelli and no flavour which is their theme The rice - the chicken had no lemongrass flavour although juicy, the pork was dry and again flavourless. The best thing about this dish was the fried egg - soft creamy egg yoke.

Stopped in a Breaker's Pub during a cruise stop. After being on the ship for days, all I wanted…read morewas a REAL Caesar and REAL poutine. Breaker's did not disappoint. Located on Prince Rupert Island's waterfront, the view is spectacular. I was fortunate because I didn't wait in line and was able to get a table as soon as I got there. Just after that, the line got very, very long. I could see that if you didn't time it just right, you would have to wait, especially with a cruise ship in port. After I was seated, I browsed the menu for my sought after items. I was pleased to see that Breaker's had a separate Caesar menu. I knew then that I was in the right place. I ordered the poutine and a Breakers Caesar. It seemed like the restaurant was short staffed, just like every other establishment after covid, but I already knew what I wanted, so I ordered when I was seated. While I waited for my drink and food, I browsed the menu and it was quite extensive. Specialties being locally sourced fish. The Breaker's Caesar, known for being it's spiciest one, comes in a 16 or 20 oz. I had a double 20 oz. It came dirty with double Worcestershire and horseradish, I knew I couldn't go wrong with this one. It was tasty, smooth and with just the perfect amount of spice. The horseradish actually floats around in the glass, but doesn't overwhelm. Absolutely hit the spot! Next up, the poutine. Oh, the yummy, piping hot, freshly crisped and crunchy fries under a generous amount of cheese curds that have already begun to melt due to the thick, hot gravy. Need I say more? So decadent! It absolutely hit the spot! Service was slow, but that was expected, and also very worth it! I would suggest reservations if you know when you'll be there. I will definitely return on my next stop! Highly recommend.

To the town of Rupert specifically the breakers pub. You have a ship full of potential customers…read more.. not much to offer to people (town) for eating and I literally walked 10k steps around town trying to find a spot to eat. Our ship docked early and we had to wait until anything was open. You Breakers, I circled back to eat at which I was excited to do. I had a Starbucks tea in my hand (Trent's/big) pretty full still and was told I would have to drink it if I wanted to come in! Are you kidding me? You turned us out bc of my tea? So 2 paying customers (who wouldn't have ordered alcohol anyway) were not worth it to you. Well you suck. Rupert Canada gets a thumbs down.

This is a Greek restaurant. Surprisingly, they also serves Indian food here. The place is ran by…read moreEast Indians. I was surprised by the quality and taste of the food here. I mean I am in Prince Rupert and options are some what limited. I ordered the chicken souvlaki. It was basically a chicken pita wrap. The wrap had lots of tzatziki. I liked how the chicken is not over cooked and it had the "grill" taste to it. The food was super tasty. I also had a slice of the pepperoni, mushroom, onions, olives and green pepper pizza. The pizza was made fresh and it was tasty. The crust was very fluffy thick. Service was ok. Food took a long time to arrive. This is a family ran business. The parents are the chefs here and the daughter is the waitress. Overall, I highly recommend coming here. Good food. Also they do not serve water here.

I've had friends experience extreme racism at this establishment during the All Native Basketball…read moreTournament 2026. They had many comments on my friends simply for being brown which is weird because they are East Indians. I'm glad I live so far away to don't need to worry about going here. If I do make a trip up I'll be sure to keep my brown money in my pocket and spend it elsewhere.

We booked an excursion off Holland America's Nieu Amsterdam of Prince Rupert on the Red Trolley,…read morethinking it included local native cuisine tasting...but were pleasantly surprised to discover that lunch was served by Arabisk! A remarkable experience! Service was impeccable. Tastes were both authentic and extraordinary. Portions were more than generous. The venue was (frankly) the highlight of Prince Rupert. The hosts were both enthusiastic and humble. And their pride in the enterprise was justified and impressive. The Zaitouni's have aspirations to expand into other venues...but my caution to them is that this level of service and presentation can never be franchised (regrettably) because it is simply too good to replicate outside the family. (Although...selfishly...I would encourage them to consider Palm Springs if only seasonally!) Forget the Trolly tour. Grab a cab and go directly to savor Arabisk!

Just had a great chicken wrap! Apparently they marinate the chicken for 48 hours. Very tender and…read moretasty. The dessert was fantastic. Highly recommended.