Seafood chowder was good. Only downside is one of the mussels didn't open. I'm surprised they…read moreserved that to me. The roll didn't taste fresh or homemade. The Iceberg beer with a cold glass was refreshing. Chocolate almond torte was sweet and a good end to the evening.

3.5/5 I honestly…read moredidn't have high expectations of this place, but it did its job fine. Located inside the Quality Hotel in Clarenville, the same speaks for itself; it's a casual dining place without too much in terms of ambiance. My family ate here twice, once via room service and once dining in here. For room service we ordered seafood chowder for each of us and a plate of wings. The seafood chowder strangely came with a piece of lemon inside the soup. It was perfectly fine without it in my opinion. The honey garlic wings were fine, nothing special. Not really large in terms of the size. For dine in I had a seafood chowder again, which did not include a piece of lemon. It was just as good as the first one. I also had the pan fried cod, which for $25 was honestly great value. Not the best I had this trip, but it did its job. Service was slow here, which seemed to have been the theme for Rural Newfoundland. It took nearly 3 hours from arriving at the restaurant to when we left. The food is quite passable here, so I'll let it be.

What a wonderful experience! Great food, amazing ambience, and top-notch service! Our server, Jake,…read moremade the evening delightful and fun from the moment we sat down! Best night yet in Gander!

We had an evening in Gander, and thought that this restaurant looked interesting. Dinner proved to…read morebe a mixed bag. "Garlic Toast," even though free to start, is probably worth a miss. The Chef's Board of seafood was quite good, though the "roasted vegetable of the day" was barely warm. Partridgeberry chicken was fair, with the same veggie issues as the seafood dish. The restaurant does talk about a wine list. The by-the-glass selections are all traditional offerings, as are the by-the-bottle wines. I believe there were seven reds and six whites on each side of the wine list. Prices top out at 50/bottle so. Service was pretty good, and the restaurant itself is comfortably quirky.

Fabulous lunch! Adorable shop with very friendly and welcoming service...as well as very helpful in…read moreassisting me with my dietary restrictions. Our food - a wrap, a chicken sandwich, and soups - were all tasty. If we were in the area longer we'd visit again!

The touton with homemade blueberry jam and maple syrup was amazing. The classic breakfast was ok…read more The potatoes were bland and eggs were overcooked. I'm surprised they don't serve quiche. I opted for coffee vs tea. Their collection of tea pots is so cute. Server was friendly. Wish I saved room for the key lime pie!

For gander food, they might be your best option outside of fast food but I might really advise fast…read morefood around here. I got their double bacon cheese burger and it was perfectly fine. Others in my group got shrimp (overly deep fried), ribs (tasted super strangely and certainly not cooked with any sort of understanding of ribs) and the fish platter (why we thought it'd be okay to get seafood in a diner I'm not sure but oh god do NOT get this, it was pretty awful). Took them forever to bring out the food and it wasn't particularly good either so really I'd skip it all and go for the fast food.

This restaurant was good in a pinch and I mean just a pinch had the fish and chips and it was…read moregreasy as hell

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

I'm shocked with the reviews I'm reading for this. It feels like brigading…read more Mrs Skwrl and I grabbed dinner on a Saturday during a whirlwind tour of east Newfoundland and St Pierre. The scallop crudo, lamb ragu, and crab appetizer and the lobster main were all really stellar. The wait staff were attentive and just lovely people. None of this surprises us because it was highly reviewed on another site and some restaurant staff in St John's raved about it. If you're in the area, check it out. Sorry I didn't get photos of the lobster main dish - we just gobbled ours down.

We came here for birthday dinner and it did not disappoint ! We had the tasting menu and we all…read moreenjoyed it . I loved the ambiance of the restaurant.

This is solely a review on the course restaurant "Nineteen (XIX) Restaurant"…read more I dined here for the first time this evening as was blown away. Appetizers: - Mixed Green salad with pecans, cranberries, goat cheese with a maple vinaigrette was fantastic. Very light and refreshing. - Sweet potato soup with maple creme frache. Came with two warm rolls as well. The soup has just a hint of sweetness from the maple creme frache that really gives it a distinctive taste. Would highly recommend. Mains: - Blackened Salmon - Chicken supreme in a red wine sauce Both came with a side of vegetables and breaded Newfoundland style Gnocchi. The Gnocchi was a highlight for me. This style of Gnocchi is basically just a small piece of 'savoury Newfoundland style dressing", the same type you'd have with Christmas dinner, but locked into a breaded coating. It's phenomenal. Both the chicken and salmon were cooked perfectly. The salmon's tartar sauce and the chicken's wine sauce were both top notch. Dessert: - Apple Pie with Streusel Topping - Chocolate Pot de Creme with raspberries Both fantastic desserts. The Pot de creme was a delicious and rich chocolate with a velvety texture that paired perfectly with the raspberries. The Apple pie was so visually impressive. A generous serving size and very moist. Would have liked the crust (on bottom) to be a little more firm for my liking, but other than that it was pretty well perfect. * Overall, I can't recommend this place enough. Fantastic work from the chef at Nineteen and we will be back again in the future.*

From the owner: One of Atlantic Canada's premier golfing facilities and social clubs, Clovelly is known for its two…read moreexceptional 18-hole courses, The Osprey and Black Duck. Nestled in the northeast end of St. John's amidst natural surroundings, we pride ourselves on being a family friendly club with a dynamic membership that thrives on camaraderie, friendship and fun. The Clovelly experience is much more than just exceptional golf. Our members and the general public can enjoy a variety of special events and delicious dining at our restaurant Nineteen; as well as have access to our beautiful facilities for private or corporate functions.

Great food, excellent service and friendly atmosphere!! A+++ in my book, heartily recommendedread more

When you ask people in St. John's these days where the best fish and chips is they all say it's…read morethis place. Except many cannot remember the name, because they haven't been there long perhaps. Or maybe they've changed names? Or maybe they've just got one of those forgettable/confusable names and everyone just expects that you know what place they are talking about when they say : "The place out by the Ferry, right off the side of the road, oh darn, wassits name? Crazy Horses??? Wild Stallion?.... aw shaggit, just go there - you'll love it!!!" Such was the case with us when we visited. Google searches and local business searches were useless. Phonecalls by brother-in-law who called his family, also useless. So we went. We came. We saw. We conquered a tonne of delicious food. Wild Horses couldn't drag me away from this plate of fish, chips, dressing, gravy and peas. http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/j6fgQJ2g08Om8Y03d7se6A?select=QOxehuw03qKvYMOw33neSQ Nothing like it.

Super local cafe. Solid homemade food. Favourite with the locals. Don't let the outside fool you…read more The food is fabulous and the service is excellent. Clientele on the cafe side ranges from 5 to 75. Give it go.

After a cold and blustery walk around Ryan's Premises (National Historic Site) we were looking for…read morea warm cup of coffee. On the top of the rise beside the courthouse is a small building. Only 2 doors, one labelled pub, the other labelled cafe. We opted for the cafe side and stepped into small town Newfoundland! This is a locals place, with local dishes and house made desserts. We tried a few things, and settled in to listen to the locals and share some time here. It was magical, the food is home style, so nothing fancy, but the people and feeling of an old time cafe will bring me back if I'm ever here again.