Honestly disappointed. Went here because it seemed popular…read moreand nice and busy. Assuming that meant it was good. Bought 60 dollars of food for half of it to end up in the garbage. Never coming again. The squid rings were extremely salty and way too greasy. I know deep fried squid rings ought to be greasy but this was extreme. Ended up with a family member getting sick and throwing up from the heart burn afterwards. The batter hardly stayed on them. Not to mention them dumping the hot rings straight into the Styrofoam tray which melted onto a couple of the rings. Absolutely dangerous. The poutine had watery gravy with very little flavour, they used store bought fries which some were a bit hard in the middle, maybe udercooked? Not sure what caused them to be like that. They also had no flavour. At least they tried to make up for it with about half a blocks worth of cheese on it. The only decent item was the loaded wedges, which weren't initially given to us. We got takeout and had to turn around and go back for the rest of the meal which they forgot to hand to us. And then treated as if it were somehow our fault by the moody staff.

Excellent fish and chips and fish tacos. Service was excellent. Chips are called wedgies and are…read moretasty. Nice view over the water. The rating on line is not justified. Way better than a three. Rating it a 5 after our experience.

Excellent food, atmosphere and service. They were gracious to allow changes with some of their menu…read moreitems, and all the selections my 5 friends and I had were wonderful. Definitely recommend to everyone who visits this area.

A little more upscale in decor than the usual for Twillingate, you may get the impression it is…read morepricey. It's not, really. The menu is limited but from what we've tried if it, it's well done. Seafood dominated as you would expect. The garlic shrimp are a definite hit. Service is immaculate, and it's an overall a very pleasant experience.

Cute place with door on food! I had fish and chips, cod fish was perfect, and the fish chowder to…read morestart. Highly recommend this cool little place. And a great lobster pound too!

We are 4 Newfoundlanders and we know seafood. We had mussels, fish & chips and seafood chowder. We…read morerated them as follows: Mussels - 6 out of 10 Chowder - 6 out of 10 The fish - 7 out of 10 The chips - 6 out of 10. Needless to say, we were very disappointed after reading all of the glowing reviews. We simply did not find the food that good. The mussels were small and overcooked, especially condsidering their small size. The chowder while seeming to have adequate fish products, the liquid part was thin and rather watery. The fish itself was very ordinary and not particularly of generous portions. The chips again were very ordinary. To be honest, we have had much better and tastier seafood at local fish trucks and other regular takeouts. We are stating just the facts as we experienced the experience. By the way, the servers were excellent. Needs to work on food quality overall though.

The interior was clean and great and the chicken was just delicious…read more The service is just great 10/10 would go there again.

**Family restaurant** Feels like home…read more Located at the end of the road, we theorized that T.L.P might stand for The Lookout Point. However as it turns out, T.L.P are the initials of the owner's three children. *Family restaurant* Friendly warm service. Owner is very friendly and accomodating. Can get busy during the summer tourist rushes. Fish was decent. Cheeseburger with fries dressing and gravy was lovely and I've many times since wished I could have another, immediately! (Pic: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/m62y-NJ_LFmLugDa7b65Lw?select=2tRQ1Y7lfM_YUYsQpJKMRQ ) Dessert was a lovely spice cake with custard and a spot of cream. Hit the spot. Traditional and homecooked food. A-OK!

Went here based on the reviews and photos. Should have left when they said they had a limited menu…read morebecause it was too hot to cook? Great location but the food, nor so much. I had a lobster roll. Previously frozen lobster so somewhat rubbery. Velvet had the nachos, 1 tablespoon of cheesewhiz and 1 tablespoon of salsa with a few pickled jalapeños. She said they were awful.

Delicious and fresh lobster rolls! We came for dinner one night while in Twillingate and enjoyed…read moredinner with a fantastic view of the harbor and icebergs.

First rate restaurant in an amazing locale. As a starter I had marinated beets with dill…read morevinaigrette, feta, tamari almonds, pickled partidgeberries and herbs, wow. For my main course I had there Fenugreek Cod with crispy rice, carmelized cabbage, baby potatoes and fenugreek coconut curry herb oil, Ufta!!! Even the special cocktail was great. Service was great and the place is delightful. Five stars.

Just opened in July'18 this Bang Belly Eatery & Cafe was refreshing and inviting. A light menu…read moreoffering with various coffees & teas made for a great lunch. The staff are friendly and welcoming and the oveall pricing quite reasonable. We look forward to our return visit.

Wow, almond milk is hard to foam. They made a perfect latte to go with my macaroon. My husband had…read morethe chocolate chip cheesecake. We sat outside to enjoy the day. Great little cafe!

Delicious coffee in the centre of beauty just minutes from mystical Twillingate. Amazingly…read moredelicious homemade baked goods and one of the best chillies I have ever had. Also available to the coffee lover, local art covered walls and your choice of ugly sticks. But seriously,,, the espresso is delicious.

The best meal in Newfoundland! So impressed with the Shorefast's food initiative of offering…read moresimple & healthy options that celebrates local foods through contemporary strategies. Local seafood, berries and root vegetables takes the centre stages. My friend and I had lunch and dinner on the same day because the value, portion size and flavours were bar none. Wish we had another day on Fogo Island so we could eat here again. Menu changes daily/seasonally for this truly farm to table restaurant. For lunch we had fish cakes, daily soup of potatoes and leek, roasted chicken with partridgeberry jam on home-made bread with soup, and partridgeberry ice cream. For dinner, we had pan seared cod with braised leeks and potatoes, roasted pork chop with navy beans and braised cabbage, and partridgeberry custard. Service was fantastic and employing locals, we got to ask questions about the regions and they were so helpful in locating sites for us to see. The atmosphere was warm inside (clean rustic Nordic vibe) and the big front window let in light and views of the ocean and their stores and stages. Because they pay their staff completive wages, tipping was not need. If you go to Fogo Island, The Storehouse is a MUST.

The most delightful staff, menu, and general warm vibes. When we called to confirm that they could…read morestill seat us on a Sunday 40 minutes before closing, they were so accommodating and had a table waiting for us upon arrival. Amazing chowder and soups. Don't skip the fries or dessert! Great cocktails, too. We were so happy to experience this wonderful restaurant and encourage anyone visiting the area to make some time to visit. Such a delicious treat.