Dropped in a year after our initial visit and the quality of the food has drastically fallen…read more We ordered 4 plates and an appetizer and all of them were disgusting. The avocado in the avocado salad were bad, brown and bland. The 2 Pho soups were gross, the other 2 plates were also terrible. A lack of protein in the meals was evident. Hardly any to be honest. Way over priced and sad to say that this place has gone from a 5 star rating roughly a year ago to the complete opposite during this visit.

This was the worst experience I have ever had paying and eating Vietnamese food. Poor service by…read morethe owner. Do not get the chicken Singapore Noodles. Horrible tasting and there was very little chicken. She says she grinds it up and that's the way it is served. I told her no way. This was poor food court sholp, way over priced and I hated it. Go else where

I had the cod tongues and they were delicious! It was crowded but the food was well worth the wait…read more! Great service , great food

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!

We ordered the special Crab Cakes and a Thai Chicken Wrap. There are lots of local crafts here as…read morewell as ice-cream and other treats. It's located right off the main road with a good sized parking lot. There's a single but large and clean washroom next to the eating area. I enjoyed the Crab Cakes. They are especially good with the home made pickles (looks like relish). The Thai Wrap was a very good price at $11.99 and was good but not outstanding. Service was very friendly with a strong Newfoundland accent (we were all called "darling" at least once. This is a fine choice for small appetites and quick but quality food. If I didn't live 4,000km away I would return someday but that's not likely for us. I should point out that it's definitely not wheelchair accessible.

Very nice location with nice basic menu for breakfast and lunch. Great for takeout lunch on a hike…read more Staff is cordial and accommodating. The shop downstairs is wonderful, with curios and a great shoe department, along with fabrics (bolts!) and sewing supplies. Breakfast at 8 is good.

The beers, the food are great. Claire is friendly and very helpful. We got the funghi pizza and the…read moreIceberg beer. Love it. Thanks.

The food was wonderful, very polite service, the inside was wonderful place to eat. We enjoyed it.read more

It's called Brockways now. The best view of the city by far! Just spectacular. Food is excellent as…read morewell with very good portions. Price is comparable to other places. Service depends on the server. We've had great service and so-so service. The fish and chips is one of the best around and the steak panini (something like that) is awesome and very filling. A top 3 restaurant in CB.

This place is closed. The website said that it is open but not. It's closed. I was driving for so…read morelong and we select the menu. It was hard to find because it parte of the hotel, so what you can see is the hotel. We went to the hotel and they said it was closed for long time:(

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 venue in Woody Point. Waterfront with inside and outside dining steps from our room. They…read morehave live music Friday Saturday and Sunday. Velvet and I shared the Seafood basket. A deepfried basket of wonderfullness. Very fresh Cod and Shrimp and Scallops. Fries were hot and crisp. Six local beers on tap plus others. Onion rings were good. Service by Connie was excellent. She is very sweet. The view is amazing!

The Merchant Warehouse was definitely the place we had the most fun visiting during our trip to…read moreBonne Bay. We had completed the tough Green Gardens Trail this morning, including a 15-minute stretch of downpour rain. The first thing that came to mind for me was... fish and chips, of course! That, and a couple of really good local beers on tap. We got a tip from another place in this cool little town that The Merchant was a great place to get a beer. They have a fantastic outdoor deck that sits right on the water, too. This was our second visit, so we sat inside at a table by the windows. The fish and chips here was in the top two we had during our entire trip in western Newfoundland. Very lightly battered, light golden cooked to perfection. After burning all those calories, a (true) pint of Quidi Vidi draft and a big order of fish and chips was on the money. Every one of the wait staff here was extremely nice and friendly. I believe my wife whispered to someone that it was my birthday (which it was), so I got a special little cheesecake in a glass with a candle. Then, the owner came over and encouraged the entire dining room to sing a happy birthday for me. What a treat... couldn't have been a much better place to end the day. The Merchant probably ended up being our favorite place for beers and casual food in Bonne Bay. If you're still hungry, they have a great 1950's themed ice cream parlor in the front. We did not opt for the evening of "getting screeched in" that they hold one night a week in the restaurant, but we did hear from others staying at our inn that it involved a lot of singing and drinking cod liver oil on top of the rum!

I had breakfast this morning in the Carriage Room, which is on the main floor of the Glynmill Inn…read more I had ham and eggs and a large milk. Another option was fried bologna and eggs but I'm not a fan of fried bologna. It was good. Daniel was my server and he took good care of me.

About the only time I leave the house for breakfast is when I'm hungover. Therefore, I was hesitant…read moreabout ever going to the Glynmill Inn for breakfast as I'd obviously be tired-looking, poorly dressed & generally disheveled. Going to one of the fancier places in town while in this condition was less than ideal for a person who thinks everyone is always critical of everyone else. I have to admit I was wrong though. Waking up one Sunday morning & tired of the standard sub-par breakfast fare in Corner Brook, I threw caution to the wind & went to the Carriage Room for breakfast. While I wasn't looking my Sunday best, it was completely fine as the restaurant didn't have that uppity environment that I envisioned. Plenty of people had seemingly wandered down from their rooms in whatever garb they arbitrarily chose, and no one seemed to care. Now I should say that not everyone was dressed like a slob, I'm only saying that you can go to the Carriage Room relaxed, instead of struggling to breathe with your button-up done all the way to the top. Outside of the restaurant environment, the food was pretty good. My friend & I both had breakfast burritos which were adequate - nothing to write home about, but certainly nothing to complain about either; generally tasty. Lastly, the service was memorably good, as the waiter cracked appropriate jokes, checked on us several times & handled special requests with ease. I plan on returning.

So I read the reviews saying this place had the best fish and chips on Newfoundland and having just…read morehad the fish and chips from the food truck in Rocky Harbour thought, how could this be? Dang if they aren't slightly different and every bit as good. Not just great fresh perfectly fried fish but the chips (fries) are exceptional. Try them both and make up your own mind.

Humbly named, "Snack Shack" is located in Sally's Cove. It is marked by two folding road signs…read more labelled "Snack Shack 1 km" along hwy 430 We first heard about it from the hostess at a hotel in Deer Lake when we had asked for suggested places to eat. She had said "its about 45 min from the hotel. My date took me there." We decided if someone is willing to take a date here we would try it. Starkly equipped and connected to a local convenience store, we ordered through the window counter. Clearly, it was the best fish and chip place we tried on western NL. There was a 'vote for the best fish and chips' contest going on at the time. When I looked for the restaurant on the list of candidates it was not listed ... clearly an overight! People (almost all locals) provided a steady, relaxed flow of customers. How much did we like it? .. well we went back 2 more times during our short 1 week in NL covering 800 km. Only downside.. no wifi or mobile service for another few km's north or south.

Off The Hook fish and chips restaurant does provide off-the-hook fresh fish! The store has a small…read morewindow that takes orders and they provide some seating outside the small store. Their fish and chips are cheap. 1 piece at ~$12 and 3 pieces at ~$20. The fish is 5-star with great freshness level and is fried perfectly (just a bit oily than average). However, I didn't like the fires at all. It was so flavoureless. We also tried their mozzarella sticks given they ran out of cod tongues that day. It was average. Overall, the food here is served quickly and they definitely offer great value for money.