Had turkey and bacon sandwich. Was very fresh. Real turkey not sliced meat. Service was excellent…read more We were part of a bus load of 30+. Speed of prep and service was amazing. Highly recommend!

When looking for a locally-made breakfast, the Bread Box popped up on my radar (re. Google)…read more Conveniently located near the 330, I figured it would be our best option before heading up to Twillingate for the day. The breakfast and lunch options are prominently displayed on the menu by the counter, but the top item drew both my attention and hunger - the touton breakfast sandwich. Coming with the standard egg, bacon and cheese in a split touton. There's a "mega" version that comes with another touton stacked into/onto the regular version, with an added sausage patty, but I stuck to the base version. We grabbed our coffees (serve yourself from carafes) and sat down to wait for my food. My wife snagged a piece of carrot cake and it was top notch - wonderfully light, fluffy and moist and the delicious cream cheese icing, was, uh, the icing on the cake. Sorry, I had to! It wasn't long before my food was before me. The touton got the sandwich press treatment, with the griddle's indentations readily apparent in the touton. The exterior was lightly crisp from this, and the dough was pleasantly chewy. The bacon was good and crisp , and the fried egg and cheese slice combined for some breakfasty goodness. The home fries were not as expected, as they seemed to be from-frozen french fries that came with an herbal seasoning. But hey, it worked, and they were good enough for my wife to steal a bunch of them! To our deep regret, we won't yet be home for a few days, so getting some of the very tempting breads or sweets did not seem prudent, but I hope that GBB knows that we really, REALLY wanted to. The Bread Box's inglorious strip mall location belies what an asset they are to the town, but judging from the mid-morning crowd there, Gander already knows.

This place was kind of nuts, we were told to go here by our new best friends at the Legion. The…read moresunday dinner is this plate piled high with potatoes, corned beef and all other manner of comfort food. I would definitely go back here, but there isnt a lot of coziness in the dining room, it feels more like a camp dining room, I think this might be a weather consideration, in the winter I am sure it gets wet with snow boots etc. It was a Gander must and I would highly recommend!

Food was super, service excellent, there was a line but we were sure glad we waited. It was a fun…read moreplace for a good home cooked meal.

Love all the Jumping Bean locations…read more The Gander location is trendy and inviting, the drinks are made quick but efficiently. Delicious!

Very happy with our visit - first time at a Jumping Bean Cafe. Good food and great service!! The…read moreplace is clean, and I love the decor (laminated flooring that looks like wood, and stone cladding on the counter wall). If I lived in Newfoundland, I'd hang out here!! They do offers better choice for healthier food, which I appreciated; we had a tasty breakfast veggie sandwich. I would come back.

This place was awesome. It was like eating a homemade meal in a person's house…read more Cash only. My wife and I shared the Jigg's dinner. It was huge for only $15.99. Normally the wait is 2 hrs to get in for the dinner but due to COVID it was much quieter. The staff was super friendly. First time having Jigg's Dinner. Was worth it.

Delicious and authentic home cooking by the nicest sisters you've ever met. This pretty little…read moreplace should be featured on Diners Dives and Drive-ins. The Cosy Cafe puts out scrumptious food filled with love and flavour. The baked beans and Toutons is served with butter and a side of molasses. If I had to choose my last meal- this would be it. They feature a Jigs Dinner Thursday night just like mom made if mom was an awesome Newfie cook.

We stopped here for a quick lunch after a short visit to Embree. This is what some people call a…read morehole in the wall meaning it's easy to miss. I ordered the Apple Walnut Goat cheese salad. It was definitely not the typical cafe salad. Especially not with the balsamic reduction dressing. It was nice and will help to offset all of the calories I took in yesterday. Although I chased it down with a blueberry scone which was also quite nice. My wife, meanwhile, ordered the lemon cheesecake. It was very good. I had a few bites of it so that she wouldn't have to worry about the calories. There is parking for two cars out front and I'm sure there's a lot of street parking available too. The WiFi is free, strong and password protected. This is a very casual dining experience but one that I can recommend if you passing through. The cafe was quite busy with locals coming in for take-out.