When visiting P.E.I. for the first time two weeks ago, I had the considerable pleasure of eating…read morelunch at this restaurant. The food is authentically Jamaican (I am Jamaican) and Very flavourful. I had jerk chicken which was delightfully spicy (it can also be had in medium and low spice incarnations) and thoroughly enjoyed it (I can't find a decent Jamaican restaurant in Ottawa where I live). Service was prompt, courteous and delivered with a smile. The ambiance is picnic table style and wonderfully informal with the BBQ / smoker next to the seating area throwing off an appetizing aroma. The chef - Shakira - is very approachable and accommodating. If you enjoy Caribbean cuisine or just want to try something new, I highly recommend this establishmdnt.

I love lady slipper it's one of my favourite restaurants in montague. It's like maid Marin's in…read moretown but for montague

Lady's slipper is a great all-round diner with friendly service, alcoholic beverages and better…read morehours than most places in the area. If you are in Montague, you'll need to visit here regularly because honestly there aren't many other options and almost no other restaurants that tick all of the boxes this one does.

For a walk up eatery, the service was good and we were met with a smile. Friendly and the food was…read morereally good. It is in a food mall, yet it wasn't loud and there was live music in the building.

Visiting PEI and read about this jawn on Reddit to stopped in. Parking is tough but the flavors in…read morethe OG are worth it! Absolutely delicious. Ordered the medium spice. Two of us shared one sandwich so decent value.

Food is good & authentic with a Jamaican atmosphere. We love supporting local restaurants. My faves…read moreare their roti special and jamaican patties. This time I ordered the jamaican chicken festival (10pc chicken with jamaican fried dumplings). The chicken was rotisserie style and delish yet I would have preferred rice and peas as a healthier option than 10 fried dumpling-like-donuts.

Food - 3 The food is prepared either by microwave, fryer,…read moreor panini press. Pulled pork & gravy are microwaved and combined with cold curds (that's why they aren't melty at all). Hot dogs are also microwaved then tossed in the panini press to give the appearance of being grilled. Water is $3, same price as all other non-alcoholic drinks. Fries were perfect, no notes. Lobster is placed on top of the bun to look like there's a lot but once you put it inside the bun, it's quite a mediocre amount. The fish sandwich is served in a hot dog bun (same bun as lobster roll) which is fine but was unexpected. Also, no kids menu. Ambiance - 4.5 Love the location and shaded picnic tables down on the floating dock. Such a fun vibe! Service - 3 Owner had an interesting vibe, but she owned it with total confidence so all the power to her. She wasn't very warm or friendly but danced quite eccentrically while taking orders, an intriguing juxtaposition. Overall rating: 3.5/5 -- Probably won't be back but it's worth a try!

So the location of this spot is probably crazy during the summer, it is on a floating barge like…read moreplatform just off the pier area. There is a sand volleyball court and about 4 bars- all closed for the season while we there, but the lobster kept with our experience of all of Canada- can't go wrong. The lobster rolls are delicious! Definitely would stop here again, but I dont know if i could brave the in season crowds.