I flew home for Mother's Day and booked massages and mani/pedis for mom and I. Martha was fantastic…read moreas usual. The girls that did our mani/pedis the next day were great. I fell asleep during the pedicure. Great comfy chair, tilted back and I was given a blanket; boom! I fell asleep! Ha! And Brooke did my braid for me before we went out to dinner. Love Brooke! She did my hair last year as well. Now while mom was getting a service done I paid for 5 massages + tip money. I asked them to call mom in June for a massage then surprise her that it's all paid for. End of June rolled around and mom hasn't told me she's had a massage. I called and left a VM. Someone called me back and stated they didn't have mom's info?! What?! How is that possible when we filled out the client info sheets?! Let alone that I could have sworn that was given when I purchased the massages. Fine, here's her info. I was disappointed about that. Mom has been enjoying the massages and still loves Martha! I called in last week to book mom a spa day for her birthday which is tomorrow. When the lady asked for mom's name, I said Mary C. Oh she's the cutest thing! She's so lovely! So I'm happy to hear that she's been going in and she's so memorable. I called mom and said: your services are paid for, I hope you book the services on your birthday! Happy 76th birthday Ma! Thanks Grand Senses for being accessible for people with various disabilities and mobility devices. You are the only business that is accessible for mom and the staff are great with her!

I went here for the first time while on vacation the other day and Martha (RMT) is a great…read moretherapist! The spa itself is spacious, clean and comfortable. Only $85/hr for an RMT massage, which is really reasonable, considering you get the spa experience + massage. I was also asked to choose two Aveda essential oils, from a lrg collection which were used during the massage. Absolutely five stars!

It was a pleasant summer evening against a stunning sunset. I had the PEI Apple Crisp with a…read morechocolate peanut cone. Almost too much toffee relative to a faint apple flavour. The cone, while fresh, resulted in an overwhelming cone to ice cream ratio towards the end. Cows always has rich ice cream although often heavy on the caramel. The rest of the family appreciated the selection and had difficulty deciding. We will be back!

Burnt sugar ice cream? I've never heard of such a flavor, but hell if it ain't excellent. We're…read moreusually pretty skeptical of ice cream joints in a tourist town, but after seeing the lines back at the location in Halifax we figured they had to be pretty good. We were there pre busy season so it was quick in, quick out, helpful servers scooping. There's a neat little shop with all manner of kitsch attached to it if that's your way. I mean, all in all a solid showing, it's top shelf and you get a hefty scoop for the price. Pro tip: if you get a 2 scooper, get two flavors. The burnt sugar went really well with chocolate peanut butter cup.

Open early on Remembrance Day. I needed an emergency refill of my prescription. They served me…read morequickly and were very kind to me. I shopped for cosmetics while I waited for my refill. I asked the friendly beautician if I could take some perfume samples with me as I was traveling from another province. She gladly gave me some. My husband and I also bought some snacks for the road. Lots of choice. Many items on sale. Clean store, though the lights are a bit dim.

Visiting Canada on a cruise, had some sinus issues, the pharmacist was very helpful, and…read morerecommended a great product that really helped.

Excellent ice cream, if a little pricey. We visited on July 9th and the music was so loud that we…read morecouldn't hold a conversation, and could barely hear the server and the cashier.

Solid three stars for delicious Prince Edward Island ice cream. There is a gift shop as well. The…read morekiddie cone was enough ice cream.

They overcooked my very expensive lobster. It has lovely scenic views and staff is friendly…read moreenough, but lobster isnt their thing.

Tourist spot which makes it hard to have time to properly prepare for so many. Staff very busy…read moregetting people in and out. I had a nice size lobster but little butter and had to wait for more. Not impressed with sides. Did enjoy raspberry pie dessert. If you have time go to someplace less touristy.

A true family business! The service is really good, they can even tell stories about the meals they…read morehave. A lot of gluten free options are available on the menu. Their home made breads are exquisite. The menu specifies for each meal if it is done with local ingredients. If you are tea lover you'll have a very large selection. Really worth a stop if you happen to travel in PEI.

A charming tea place with friendly hosts and excellent homemade food. They take care for vegetarian…read moreand gluten-free tastes. Best nectarine cobbler in the world! A friendly Russian Blue cat also graces the premises.

Unique experience, delicious meal with interactions with the chef and some stories behind the…read moredishes prepared. Book ahead as seats are limited.

The Table is fantastic. While they offer lots of different events during the week, we went to…read moretheir Wednesday night seafood dinner. Reservations are required and we were on the wait list before receiving a call that we were in. The space is an old church that has been updated beautifully with a large kitchen, two elevated seating areas and enough space for a table that seats 20. Our dinner started with charcuterie with oysters and littlenecks being shucked by the oyster farmer himself. There is a small bar with bottles of wine, a signature cocktail, beers, and you can do pairings for the meal. If you order a bottle of wine, the staff will keep it cold for you and refill as needed. We met the chef and they did a brief lobster preparation demo and discussed the meal. After meeting our dining partners for the night, we found seats at the table and started with a beautiful salad of local greens and a homemade green goddess dressing. Next, family-style platters with potatoes, carrots, and green beans were brought out followed by huge trays of mussels, lobster, and littleneck clams, and then bowls of local sausage with gravy. The food was over the top fantastic and there was so much to eat. For dessert, there were fresh biscuits, strawberries, and cream. It was a nice light end to such a great dinner. The staff truly care about the experience and make the experience seamless. We even ran into Derrick, the owner, at a local cheese shop the morning of our dinner, and he was excited to meet us and chat with us at dinner. If you enjoy fine dining and meeting new people, this is the perfect experience for you.

We were looking for some souvenir t-shirts and this shop had tons of colors to choose from. We…read morewere able to get colors we don't currently have. I found a couple cute items-a light house to remind me of our coastal drives, wooden sand dollar table coasters and some T-shirts. The clerks were friendly and the shop was a sea of colors with all the t-shirts, sweatshirts etc.