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Terre restaurant

4.2 (15 reviews)
Closed 5:30 pm - 10:00 PM

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Menu, Old Fashioned, Whiskey Amaretto Sour

Terre is the type of place people should write home about. Yes it's attached to a hotel, but it is NOT a hotel restaurant (in the best way possible) the menu is not only top tier, but priced better than most delivery options. I had the pleasure of not only ordering but observing the craft of true cocktail excellence! If you're staying anywhere close to the Alt hotel, you must try terre! This is dining as it was meant to be !

Grilled quail
Calvin S.

+.5 for service This was our final meal in Newfoundland after a 7 day trip across the entire province, saving the best for last. Obviously this place has won awards, including the best new hotel restaurant in 2021 by Air Canada. I was able to reserve a table for 3 a couple days before, which was good because the restaurant was completely full when we arrived around 8:30pm. The ambiance is upscale here. I had oysters, tuna tartare, smoked mussels, clams with snow peas, and grilled quail. All were overall very good, the smoked mussels were unique in that it doesn't come with the shells at all. The snow peas surprised me in how big they are. The oysters were the highlight though, a dozen for $48 and they were huge in size. The grilled quail was certainly unique, not for the faint of heart if you don't like gamey meat. I liked it, though I would've liked a bit more meat than what we got. Note the menu here changes frequently. I can tell because when I was writing this review I noticed the menu was different from what I had. Service was excellent here. Certainly pricey, and it's arguable whether I believe the value was worth it or not. I'd say if you stick with the seafood options it's hard to go wrong here.

Chantrelle Toast with Poached Egg
Farah R.

Not sure why restaurants located inside hotels get mixed reactions from people. We are staying at the Alt Hotel St. John's and even before the visit, Terre kept coming up as recommendations as a must try restaurants in the area - so it was incredibly convenient as well. Went for brunch today and it was incredible. We tried the Chantrelle Toast with poached egg and the Challah Perdu and both were amazing. The mushrooms were in season and so fresh. We even came away with great recommendation for dinner from our server. She didn't hesitate for a second to recommend where to go for best lobster roll or avoid tourist trap restaurant and try another place etc. for sure this will be on our list of places on every trip here.

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My favourite St.John's restaurant. Great food Amazing space and great service . I highly recommend this restaurant.

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Amazing food, great service and friendly staff plus great cocktail menu. We all thoroughly enjoyed celebrating our friends Birthday

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Portage

Portage

4.5
(20 reviews)
0.0 km

Portage was amazing. I loved the craft nature of their dishes, often using locally sourced (even…read morewild crafted) ingredients. The service is great and attentive here, happy to answer all questions and make off menu beverages. The ambiance is a bit tight and loud unfortunately but the dining experience is still remarkable because of the creative food and excellent employees.

Located near the upper end of Water St just before it turns into offices, Portage's PoMo space is…read morein contrast to much of St John's historical downtown, but it's a refreshing vibe that still feels inviting and relaxed. The menu is on the larger side for a place of Portage's caliber and reputation, with several snack-sized starters and veggie-based dishes, and a leaner variety of proteins and desserts on offer. You know you're likely in for an excellent meal when it's hard to choose what to get, but after some deliberation, my wife and I landed on a handful - smoked olives, the cleverly-named Tongue and Cheek, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower souvlaki, and fingerling potatoes. Note that you can conveniently get half-sized portions of most dishes, although we, somewhat greedily, did not. Unsurprisingly, the smoked olives arrived right out of the gate. The plump green olives came as advertised and while you wouldn't know it from looking at them, tasted more like smoke than olive - and I was all for it! I'm slowly converting to olives, although it's generally only at nicer restaurants and not the olives that come out of obscenely large buckets/cans that get slopped on mediocre pizzas and salads. The cauliflower souvlaki started off our string of excellent veggie dishes. I wasn't sure what the portioning or presentation would be like for these, but they were all a generous size for two people to share, and while they were plated with consideration, it wasn't so much "haute cuisine" as it was "piles of delicious food with complementary garnishes". I was a bit surprised that the cauliflower was served at room temperature, but the charred cruciferous veg still packed a lot of flavour into each tender-crisp bite. Paired up with pickled dates, yogurt, and fresh dill and mint, the dish hit a lot of notes - savoury, lightly sweet, and tart and bright vegetal freshness. On deck were the fingering potatoes. Loaded up with sauteed onions, scrunchion-esque bits of pork belly, and a blessedly-conservative amount of Dijon, this was a dish that harkens to a lot of continental European dishes. The execution of the relatively simple ingredients is where it stood out though, with firm-but-tender potatoes that had hints of sweetness and umami from their toppings, and the crisp bits of pork belly brought some textural contrast to this comfort food classic. The dishes were coming hard and fast at this point with the broccoli, Brussels sprouts and (cod) Tongue and Cheek showing up in quick succession. Brussels sprouts have become a family sight on contemporary restaurant menus in the past 15-ish years, and the crispy, charred veg got the Boomer parent treatment, although melted Cheez Whiz was replaced by a much more natural Mornay sauce. I'm not jaded enough yet by their ubiquity to bemoan the delicious execution of these sprouts, and the cheesy goodness of the Mornay mellowed out the sharper edges of this infamous vegetable. A surprise hit was the broccoli - with velvety smooth and lightly salty ricotta, fresh micro greens and a not-insubstantial punch of heat from chili crisp, our third cruciferous vegetable of the night took top honours of the three, IMO. The Tongue and Cheek is an amusingly tongue-in-cheek play on words, using two cuts of cod that have become local delicacies. Each was fried in a light and airy batter that was only slightly heavier than a proper tempura, with a perfectly generous amount of salt. The tongues were a bit more toothsome, but still tender, while the cheeks almost melted in your mouth. They're one of the more pricey starters, but absolutely worth it. After this sizeable feast, dessert was not on the table, figuratively or literally. Service was spot-on and friendly, without the almost clinical coldness that can come with the precision that some fine dining places have. Portage is understandably representing St John's on Canada's Top 100 list with its deliberate, but unpretentious menu that will leave you wanting more and loosening your belt at the same time.

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Broccoli with ricotta and chili crisp
Broccoli with ricotta and chili crisp
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Bernard Stanley Gastropub

Bernard Stanley Gastropub

4.0
(76 reviews)
0.1 km
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We thoroughly enjoyed this quaint Gastropub on an unassuming corner of Duckworth street. We…read morehappened to arrive right when they opened at 11am, and we were able to select from their brunch or lunch menu. Hubby and I both ordered from their lunch menu. I had my eye on the PB&J burger that I had seen on Yelp, as peanut butter is my favorite thing ever! This burger did not disappoint. While the combo sounds strange, the flavors were well-balanced with the brie cheese, caramelized onions and bacon. The meat was cooked to a perfect medium and the hamburger bun was soft. I chose the kettle chips for my side, and they tasted house made. Very delicious! The only thing I didn't like about this burger was the price tag = $22. Hubby had the seafood chowder for $17 and it was enough for a full meal. He said the chowder was very flavorful and full of seafood. He was in heaven! We both ordered a Quidi Vidi 1892 amber ale on draft. They only had 7 beers on tap and I wished that they had a medium or dark beer, but this area doesn't seem to be big on that. They do have Guinness in a can, if that's your thing. Service was friendly and the food came out relatively fast. The booths were comfy and the pub reminded me of a cozy neighborhood bar. Definitely worth checking out if you're in the area!

Every visit back home, I always make a stop at BSG. Everything I've ever ordered here has been…read moresolid and flavorful. The staff is warm and inviting with an incredibly cozy atmosphere.

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Vegetarian pasta but with kale and spinach as a pasta substitute. So good.
Vegetarian pasta but with kale and spinach as a pasta substitute. So good.
Stanley burger and homemade kettle chips.
Stanley burger and homemade kettle chips.
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Terre restaurant - newcanadian - Updated July 2026

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