PEI was one of my favorite ports from the cruise I went on. The French fries at this shop were the…read morebest we had our trip- the cheese curds could have been better. They have a bunch of sauces/ dips to choose from. The staff were soft spoken and friendly. They are peanut/ tree nut friendly which is a necessity for my husband. Don't let the small industrial vibe deter you from trying what they have to offer. This location is set back from the pier and a great place to stop for a quick bite!

Fantastic local boutique bakery with lots of variety between bread, rolls, cookies, and other…read moresweets. Be ready to wait a few minutes in line, as it could be busy this time of year. We have enjoyed the mixed grain loaf, crunchy French baguette, and some delightful oatmeal cookies. Small business, they take cash and debit cards.

PEI is not flush with bakeries nor do people flock to the island thinking about baked goods…read more However, after you polish off a dozen oysters and a lobster it may be nice to wash it down with a freshly baked pie or a cookie. On that note the Old Village Bakery can certainly deliver. Everything is wonderfully home made and very tasty. Now, I must say that if you are on the other side of the island, I'm not sure that I woudl tell you to drive all the way here just for the baked goods. However, if you are in the general area you it is definitely worth a stop!

A hidden gem! Went for brunch - delicious shrimp omelet, the best home fries we've ever tasted,…read moredelicious crispy bacon, and the kids said the pancakes were the best ever! Oh and they bake all their own bread. The gentleman who runs it was friendly and helpful. Prompt service and the view is beautiful. Just go already.

My husband and I visited this café last summer and we loved it. It was very busy and all the…read moreservers were hustling. In July, we visited again and were so disappointed. We were the only ones in the restaurant at 5:30 PM. The food arrived ..lukewarm and sparse. The new owner (the cook) was the only person there. When there is a new owner, we will return. We took pics of the food but I am not able to paste them in here. :(

It was a pleasant summer evening against a stunning sunset. I had the PEI Apple Crisp with a…read morechocolate peanut cone. Almost too much toffee relative to a faint apple flavour. The cone, while fresh, resulted in an overwhelming cone to ice cream ratio towards the end. Cows always has rich ice cream although often heavy on the caramel. The rest of the family appreciated the selection and had difficulty deciding. We will be back!

Burnt sugar ice cream? I've never heard of such a flavor, but hell if it ain't excellent. We're…read moreusually pretty skeptical of ice cream joints in a tourist town, but after seeing the lines back at the location in Halifax we figured they had to be pretty good. We were there pre busy season so it was quick in, quick out, helpful servers scooping. There's a neat little shop with all manner of kitsch attached to it if that's your way. I mean, all in all a solid showing, it's top shelf and you get a hefty scoop for the price. Pro tip: if you get a 2 scooper, get two flavors. The burnt sugar went really well with chocolate peanut butter cup.

This place felt like home. I had a strong sense of deja vu . Their Canadian omelet was absolutely…read moredelicious. I give this restaurant five stars. Add this to their tasteful coffee.

The food was rather tasteless. and overpriced . I ordered the ham, egg, and cheese sandwich. It was…read moregreasy. The egg was flat as a pancake with the tiniest portion of yoke. I tried some jam on the white bread served with my sandwich and it tasted like sugar, not a hint of strawberry. As for my partner, he ordered an omelette and just picked at it. The service was friendly and efficient. (I feel bad because the person who waited on us was so nice. But, in the end, it isn't so much about the service as about the food.) The place had many empty tables.

Super friendly vibe here--smiling faces all around. Great spot to grab a cappuccino, a slice of…read morepie, and maybe a few chocolates to go. The chairs aren't the comfiest, but honestly, there's so much to see in Victoria you probably won't be hanging out too long anyway.

Best place to grab a piece of chocolate on PEI!…read more Set in quaint Victoria by the Sea, it's the perfect location to contemplate what 'Island living' used to be among these primarily historic series of buildings now furnished as shops, galleries and restaurants. Grab a hot chocolate, coffee or one of their delicious breakfasts and soak it all in!

Beautiful and delicious. Cute little truck at the park at the park. We got the strawberry…read morecheesecake. And pecan a fight. And the nutty Canadian all were great.

Rolled ice cream? What?? Yes they make your ice cream to order on a frozen surface. Mix in the…read moreflavors, cream and added ingredients. Friendly staff that isn't afraid to chat with you while they make your dessert. Relaxed seating in the waiting area complete with a sofa and padded chairs.

I never read this book and the whole town was fixated on it, but it was a nice chocolate shop. We…read morepicked up some things for people back home. I would it would have been busier because the chocolate seemed to have a good price and they had a number of other items to sell, but we were of only a few people there. I would stop again if I were in PEI.

We popped in here briefly during our stroll through downtown Charlottetown in PEI. If I couldn't…read moremake it to the sites of Anne of Green Gables, then a pit stop at a chocolate shop named after the book was the next closest thing I always appreciate a when a business shows the behind the scenes of items being made by placing the production up front with a window or glass so customers can see everything. This quaint little shop features truffles, sodas, local cheese and what appeared to be their most popular item (chocolate covered potato chips). I'm a sucker for chocolate covered potato chips- preferably dark chocolate. These were milk chocolate but still tasty. The space was busy and a little outdated in its appearances. Charming, nonetheless.