Decent at best! Food was so-so, service was terrible! No coffee refills or check-ins on us. Had to…read morewait a long time to check out too. Only two other tables there at moon, so it wasn't like they were busy!!

Greening's offers both eat-in and take-out service. The staff is friendly and prompt. The food is…read moregreat and is fairly priced, you will not be dissapointed.

The food is so so delicious, fresh with full vegetable and the service is very friendly! Highly…read morerecommend

service was bad, and living in NL I'm not expecting the Fairmont service but this was bad…read more every table was covered in dirty plates and bowls the entire hour we were there. the food was fairly good but the portion size was a rip off. $20 for half of the vermicelli dish I get in Vancouver for $10, even served me half a spring roll? can't I have the whole spring roll? who got my other half? $50 later we both left hungry, had to go eat elsewhere. never going back.

Rod's restaurant serves traditional Newfoundland fare such as fish and chips, fish and brewis,…read morepoutine, hot turkey sandwich, and pea soup with dumplings. Their brown gravy is rich and they generously top their dishes with it. The staff were friendly. Come hungry because portions are generous and price is fair.

hot turkey sandwich is a great choice. fish n chips not so good. huge helping of food. service…read morepretty good

Excellent food, especially their salad. Good expresso and also Macha Latte…read more Perfect service; less than 5 minutes. Highly recommended

It's a great breakfast and lunch spot. As casual and basic decor as you'll ever find--in keeping…read morewith the Trinity/Bonavista sensibility. Just an unassuming building on 230 between Port Rexton and Trinity. It modestly calls itself a coffee shop, but it's more than that. In a way, it's a great restaurant in that it exceeds your expectations. Based on its plain construction and simple comfort food menu, you expect short order quality food. Everything they make is satisfying--and they bake all their delicious breads, bagels and pastries in-house. Soups and salads are always great. They're fresh and have sophisticated flavors. It's vegetarian and has gluten free options. They serve wine and beer. Their coffee is excellent and it may be the only local place that makes cappuccino during the day. The view out the window is of Trinity Bay. They post recipes on their website.

4 out of 5 stars ONLY because the food is a little on the pricy side. Portion sizes are fair, and…read morewaiting time isn't too long. Even though the food is a bit pricy, it is very tasty! Great place to take a crowd and enjoy some ribs and wings, and catch a hockey game! I would recommend to anyone!

Sadly the worst meal I had in Newfoundland…read more The location here is quite nice, along a harbour with a lack of cellular service (although wifi is available here). The menu options were quite vast, and there were some special options available off the menu as well. I had the "Treasure Chest" to start, which was cod bites, calamari, scallops, and shrimp served in a bed of fries. This was probably the best part of the meal, as the portions were big and the seafood was relatively fresh. I also had a French Onion soup, which was unfortunately awful. Shredded melted cheese was simply not it. I shared mussels with my parents, which were some of the smallest I've ever seen. It was quite plain, it said olive oil and garlic was supposed to be included, but I barely saw it. Finally there was a crab au gratin on special, which I decided to order with onion rings on the side. Similar to the mussels, the crab was small and there was barely any meat on it. Service was also quite rushed. My family felt like they were trying to chase us out even though it wasn't completely full. Can't say this was a good experience overall sadly.

At the Dock Marina, the Gallery/Gift Shop is upstairs, while the water-side restaurant is…read moredownstairs. Gayle and I visited Trinity during a recent cold and foggy weekend and enjoyed dinner here on a Friday evening. As I'm the "gift shop" guy in the family, I went upstairs the next day to take a look. As with almost anywhere in Trinity, walking here was relatively short and pleasant. Here are my thoughts: The Gallery/Gift Shop has some nice local crafts and really nice local art to put on the wall. However, through a combination of "our walls are already full" and "this or that doesn't speak to me", I left with only a Newfoundland coin for my efforts. My advice is that if you're here, you should definitely take a look. Now the Restaurant, which is one of the few in Town. - We sat inside by the windows with a nice view. Outdoor seating was available, but on an evening like this, there were no takers. - The Dining room was attractive, comfortable, and felt like I was in my home town. - Our wait staff were friendly, welcoming, and very interactive about where we were from, local perspectives, and what things we could do in the area. - Our meal was very good. Over 3 glasses of shared white wine, I had the Chowder and a Caesar Salad, while Gayle chose the North Atlantic Scallops. When in Newfoundland, Seafood is what's for dinner.

Stayed in the Lighthouse View House. Very comfortable and super clean . Kitchen well stocked…read more Enjoyed watching the boats come and go. Had 1 breakfast and 1 dinner at the restaurant. Food was excellent.

Gayle and I enjoyed one dinner and 2 breakfasts at the Twine Loft Restaurant during our 2-night…read morestay at the Artisan Inn. The closest experience I can think of after spending a really nice weekend in Trinity was maybe Mendocino, but without the tourist hordes. The Twine Loft Restaurant was very charming, with stellar down home service, and delicious food options that the kitchen was happy to tweak. We both enjoyed the rustic modern dining room, the romantic ambiance, and the view of the water through the window. Our only regret here was that the weekend we were here was cold and foggy, so there was no real sit on the deck at sunset (or sunrise) option. Dinner was extra special at a fixed price of $65 plus beverages. Gayle chose the Moroccan Lamb Shank with Yogurt Mint Sauce (served with Lemon Herb Israeli Pearl Couscous and Roasted Vegetables), while I went for the Atlantic Salmon with Mango & Pickled Onion Salsa (served with lemon roasted potatoes and roasted vegetables). We shared that an a nice bottle of Canadian wine.