What can I say, it's a DQ, and apparently a bit of a local hot spot for those seeking treats…read more Convenient access from the TCH and the ice cream is typical DQ... mmmm!

Service is slow, I watched the one who serve me spit into my Blizzard, what's up with that. There's…read moreno need to spit into some ones food, for complaining on how slow the drive thru, I wasn't rude with the person but when there's 3 cars in front of you and it takes 30mins to get your order. something is wrong with this and then spit into your food. I would not recommend this place.

This little place shows up in a lot of reviews and travel guides, and rightly so. It sits in a…read morecolorful little building right on the waterfront in Bonne Bay. We walked in to see the wide variety of offerings here including a gift shop, ice cream, and deli. Two very nice ladies were running the place, and they were very friendly right off the bat. Of course, people in Newfoundland always get a kick out of hearing a southern (NC) accent! We decided to opt for build-your-own sandwich straight from the little paper sheet printouts... nice touch. We both got a sandwich, and they totally hit the spot. Any time you eat at a restaurant on the west coast of Newfoundland, make sure you order at least a cup of the seafood chowder. It'll be different in every location, and they had a very good one here. Bonus tip if the weather is nice, sit outside at one of the little tables in the front so you can gaze across the deep blue Bonne Bay as you enjoy your lunch.

This is a charming gift shop and sandwich shop located close to the Discovery Centre in Gros Morne…read more The menu options included ice cream, banana splits, milk shakes and sandwiches. You can customize the sandwich including bread types, meat and condiments. It's $5.95 for a sandwich. Depending on how busy it is, it can take a while to get the sandwich made. Overall, a decent place to stop for lunch. There's also some seating outside.

Best fish and chips we ever had!! For real. But that's about all you'll get The five of us were…read moreout looking for some local grub and wandered into this tiny family-run fish and chips joint. The cod was as fresh as could be, not over battered and definitely not greasy. We also all had salads to start, before the fried stuff, and it was fresh and plentiful with a choice of dressings (it's a fish and chips place folks, so it was still iceberg lettuce and commercial dressing you can get at a convenience store - but it was very nice). Definitely worth stopping in on if you're passing through the park on the way up to l'Anse aux Meadows, for example.

One of the mainstays of Rocky Harbour, Java Jack's is a local favourite. We had dined here many…read moreyears ago on our last trip to Gros Morne and returned to find a healthy dose of nostalgia along with still fantastic food. We had a reservation for dinner and there was a bit of a line outside (the landing area by the entrance is quite small) of other diners who also have reservations. We were led in soon enough and brought to our table on the upstairs level. We thoroughly enjoyed the homey decor which hasn't changed since our last visit and brought back fond memories. Our server was a young man about to start his freshman year at university this fall. His attitude and work ethic really shows the best of Newfoundland. The food was solid overall. We enjoyed the bacon wrapped scallops, seafood chowder and especially the moose pie. If you just order one thing, GET THE MOOSE PIE! It's hearty with perfectly flakey pie shell and a blast of flavour inside. One disappointment was that they removed their cod tongue dish from their menu. As a uniquely Newfoundland dish, I hope they can bring it back for the next time we return to the island. Overall a wonderful experience and we would definitely come back the next time we visit!

Years after, we revisited this restaurant in Rocky Harbour during another trip to the Gros Morne…read morenational park lately. The place was packed at dinner hour and it's better to make reservations. We were seated shortly after arrival with reservations. The young server was very friendly and he provided attentive services througout the meal. The food here had hits and misses. This time we've tried quite some varieties of dishes here, but unfortunately they got rid of our favourite cod tongue from the menu. - The beet salad with goat cheese: it was not bad - Seafood chowder: Sufficient ingredients inside but I personally prefer more creamy and stronger flavour for chowders - Bacon and scallop wrap: one of my favourite dishes here and we fought for it. - Salt cod fish cake: It's signature local food but I didn't enjoy the dish very well. The portion of potatoes definitely overpowered the flavour of fish. - Pan fried cod: it was an okay dish. - Moose pie: I liked the dish. It was so flavourful and the flavour of moose meat mingled really well with the puff pastry. - Creme brulee: The surface was a bit over torched and bitter, yet the rest was so yummy and at the perfect sweetness level. Overall, I enjoyed the relaxing vibe here. For food, I would recommend the moose pie and the bacon scallop wrap.

On one of Newfoundland's hottest summer days, you wouldn't expect to take refuge under the…read moreumbrella's of a crepe shop. But there it was, in the middle of the small community of King's Point. While service wasn't quite up to the normally uber-friendly Newfoundland, the menu was both interesting and delicious. Of course they have crepes, both dessert and savoury, along with homemade ice cream, burgers, fish and chips. My daughter had an Elvis-inspired crepe special called the King, which really needs to be on the menu permanently. A deep-fried crepe with banana, nutella, peanut butter, honey and ice cream! My son's buffalo chicken crepe was reported to be very good and my wife's orange ice cream, although more like sorbet, was very refreshing on this hot day. My root beer float wasn't spectacular as it quickly became a thin vanilla-beer milk shake in the summer heat, but Lorie needs to be commended for offering this wonderful treat from my childhood. All around, worth the spot and I'd definitely stop again.

I visited this icecream and chocolate shop almost daily during my trip in the area and really…read moreenjoyed this cute shop which offered a couple of ocean view tables for you to rest and enjoy your ice creams inside. They offer varieties of chocolates and ice creams. The flavour of ice creams are changing daily. During my stay, I tried the chocolate and orange icecreams. Both were delicious. We also bought the double double dark chocolate and Belgium milk chocolate. The Belgium milk was one of the best I've ever had and the dark chocolate was also tasty. We finished them so fast and had to go back to the store for refill before the end of our trip. Strongly recommend this store to all of you.