Terrific food, friendly service in a beautifully refined yet casual home-style setting. Best…read moresit-down restaurant in Souris and for some distance.

Very nice atmosphere indoors with pleasant outdoor seating as well. Very small menu but the food…read moreis fabulous. Mussels are great. Scallops are fantastic. The shining star, though is the Portuguese Fish and Chips. Wow! Superb. Not your typical fish and chips. Delicious. The fries are dusted with house made seasoning. Ask for crispy if that's what you like. Terrific.

The Gahan House establishes itself as a regional establishment demonstrating genuine commitment to…read morecontemporary gastropub cuisine with Maritime sensibility. This heritage property thoughtfully balances historic preservation with modern culinary aspiration. The kitchen demonstrates technical competence across a diverse menu spectrum. The oyster preparations showcase particular refinement--properly brined, impeccably fresh, presented with restrained elegance. The fish and chips transcends pub cliché through superior execution: crispy exterior yields to moist, flaky interior, complemented by properly balanced tartar. The house-made charcuterie reflects thoughtful sourcing and curing philosophy. The beverage program commands particular attention--the on-site brewery produces well-articulated craft selections that demonstrate brewing acumen beyond mere novelty. Beer pairings with dishes evidence intentional consideration. The wine selections, though modest, reflect deliberate curation. Aesthetically, the venue embraces its architectural legacy--brick, timber, and original details provide authentic context while contemporary flourishes avoid pastiche. The multi-level space accommodates various social configurations without compromising intimacy. Service delivery occasionally wavers between attentive and distracted, particularly during peak periods. Some dishes prioritize plating flourish over flavor coherence. The basement facilities, while charming, require navigation challenges for accessibility. Yet these minor inconsistencies cannot diminish what constitutes a destination meriting serious consideration. The Gahan House succeeds through integrated vision--culinary, architectural, and hospitality elements cohesively articulate genuine regional pride while embracing contemporary standards. A venue rewarding both casual visitation and intentional culinary exploration.

There a quite a few gastropubs in Charlottetown so you are spoiled for choice but we were happy…read morethat we chose The Gahan House on our recent visit to the city. We had excellent service and our drinks and food were served promptly and with a smile. As we were vacationing on PEI, I wanted to take advantage of every opportunity to sample local fare. The pan fried haddock was perfectly cooked and served with a very interesting chutney. It made a nice change from the usual tartar sauce. My husband enjoyed his burger which also had out of the ordinary seasoning and toppings. The fries were amazing. A lovely spot with indoor and patio seating, I highly recommend The Gahan House if you are in the area.

Disclaimer: I have never actually eaten at Maids (I'm not from PEI but moved here a few years ago…read moreso this is shameful to the locals...) BUT my BF did bring me home this amazing MEGA cinnamon roll. This review is strictly on the cinnamon roll, 5/5!! Massive and with the crisp type of pastry dough (not bready or yeasted). Sweet and delightful and I'm told you can order it with or without frosting. Can't wait to try the full breakfast!!

Nice little restaurant. Great food, at reasonable prices. Breakfasts are a must!! Staff are…read morefriendly too

Nice pub. On the small side but they do also have street side tables. This was our second visit…read morewithin a couple visits to PEI. Friendly staff, homey town pub feel. We enjoyed a pint from the tap and a curry sampler. Copper Bottom Rabble Rouser Red Red Island Cider Father Walker's Dry Cider

Churchill is at least a weekly hop in joint for my partner and me. It is a warm and happening joint…read morewith excellent customer service and delicious pub fare! I've had a bunch of different dishes here and everything has been delicious! I especially enjoy the fish and chips (1 piece does me in) and the shepherds pie! So yummy!

We went there one weekday evening after some local touring. It was the only place truly opened for…read morefood this late in the evening. The good: l had a burger and it was very good. The mixture of spices in the meat made it VERY tasty. Good distanciation between tables. Portion were a decent average size (not as small as the other reviews mentioned). Big screen tvs perfect for sport events. The bad: Service is long and food is long. It was about 45 minutes before we received our meals. Can be very loud. The other people with me did nog enjoy their meals as much as l did (but they did not hate it, it was decent). I would give this place a 3.5 if l could. The worst restaurant rating during my visit at PEI. Yet it is decent. Don't expect greatness.

The place is grubby and dirty , the food is second rate , the they…read moreuse to serve large portions now the are small and the food is not great, it is over priced and an the service is meteocre, there really is nothing good to say about this place They are attached to Hunters ale house and the food is no better , overpriced , small portions and second rate and greasy and could use a good hosing down , Keep looking

Ok, I am reviewing this for what it is. A rotisserie food chain, so for food chain, I'm giving it…read morefour stars. Chicken was great, service was great, food tasted good! You can't go wrong with their chicken and fries and or baked potatoes, plus kids meals had good choices. Not five star dining but great for a family night out. At the end of the meal kids got to pick a toy, which I don' t even know they opened but they were excited about looking in the "treasure chest". Great catering to kids. Restaurants who offer lame kids menus and no special experience for kids will continue lose business to places like this. I don't know why more restaurants don't get this concept..keep the kids happy, keep the parents happy, keep the other patrons happy. Bill for 4 adults and two kids was $90 inc. tip.

Expensive but good food -///---------------------///-…read moreHad to wait a long time just to get seated as the lineup is usually always almost out the Door. -/-///--------------------///--/-/- Good waiters and the ribs are to die for. I would recommend it for a nice relaxing supper

Service and food are way above average here. They go out of their way to customize your meal if you…read moredesire. The wait staff are friendly and make breakfast, lunch or dinner a pleasant experience. I highly recommend this restaurant.

After moving back to the county, a return to Appleseed was inevitable. We swung by for a late…read morelunch, after the hordes of kids amped up from the arcade next door had mostly left. Now that I'm back on the East Coast, I can both trust fish at restaurants more and pay less for it, so I went with the salt cod fish cakes ($17). You know how they say your plate should have lots of different colours of food? Well this was NOT that. While this meal won't win any awards from the Canada Food Guide, it did well by my taste buds. The fish cakes themselves were loosely packed and had a pleasant punch of salty fish, and the green tomato chow brought a contrast of sweet and tangy to the mix. The side of beans had a smattering of what appeared to be bacon in it, and were just the right doneness - not chalky or mushy. Thumbs up! The corn beef hash was a bit greasy, but it was delicious - crisp bits of beef and potato with sauteed onions - it's hard to go wrong here. My wife went for the diner staple, meatloaf ($17). After this meal it became her go-to dish at Appleseed, and I can see why. The generous slab of meatloaf is light and moist, and a slathering of mushroom and onion gravy makes it even more hearty. Ultra-smooth whipped potatoes are a classic pairing, done picture perfect. A medley of veg likely came out of a massive freezer bag, and while a diner fixture, it's one that could be easily replaced with any sort of seasonal veg that is prepared in a better manner than steaming. On our return, I went with the hot chicken sandwich ($17). The roasted chicken was moist and tender, although a little sparse. A hearty slathering of gravy was good, and not too salty. I really appreciated the thick, quality bread that stood up well against the onslaught of gravy. As always, their shoestring fries were spot on. I doubled down on diner decadence and got a strawberry milkshake ($6.50) to drink. Appleseed gets a tip of my cap for using the classic milkshake glass, plus topping it with whipped cream and a maraschino cherry. Further bonus points for the extra bit of milkshake coming in the aluminum cup it was mixed in. It was a thick, tasty treat. I still wish Appleseed was in a better location with an interior that called back more to its cozy diner peers rather than strip mall industrial chic, but you can't win 'em all. It's still not easy to get more creative, casual food in Pictou County, so Appleseed is definitely an asset to the local food scene.

I love lady slipper it's one of my favourite restaurants in montague. It's like maid Marin's in…read moretown but for montague

Lady's slipper is a great all-round diner with friendly service, alcoholic beverages and better…read morehours than most places in the area. If you are in Montague, you'll need to visit here regularly because honestly there aren't many other options and almost no other restaurants that tick all of the boxes this one does.