I stopped here in the late afternoon on a Wednesday. While there wasn't many people there, I can…read moretell that it probably draws a decent size crowd on other days. The staff was friendly and the beers in the flight that I ordered were delicious. I would love to be back here on a weekend.

Good selection of drinks. Nice atmosphere. Open and bright. Service was good. Enjoy visiting when…read morewe are in PEI.

We cane here to enjoy oysters and took advantage of their 1/2 dozen oyster with beer deal for $25…read more The oysters were very fresh! My friend got the 902 IPA and enjoyed it. I enjoyed the strawberry jalapeño margarita. Ask for it extra spicy and not too sweet! Service was friendly, fast and extremely dog friendly!

Oysters seemed to be a big thing in Charlottetown and Gord wanted to try some. So we stopped in at…read morethe Gahan House on Monday afternoon. We sat at the bar. Bri, our bartender, was friendly. Gord ordered one of each of the oysters and Bri was helpful in explaining what to do with them.

Great food. PEI Mussels? Awesome. Great Ambience…read more Great music. My son got to see his first bar cover band and they were a Black Sabbath tribute band. How cool is that? We'll be regulars whenever we visit.

A bonus 70 degree day on patio. Late afternoon beers,after a long day of sightseeing. Very…read morediverse,fun crowd. Had lots of fun. Good service

The numerous amount of times I've been to the Olde Dublin Pub,…read more Definitely on the list of the must visit locations on the Island if you're into having a good old pint! Whenever I'm in the mood for Oysters, the Olde Dublin Pub is where to go for the oyster special as it's gotta be one of the best priced on the Island! 11am - 6pm 1.50$ each Also there Seafood Chowder, best ordered in the summer time ("as sea food is plentiful ") Highly recommend, a must visit location!

Gord and I had a late supper Mondy at Olde Dublin Pub…read more There was a fella singing until around 10pm and then really LOUD music was playing. Gord had fish cakes (Two golden brown fish cakes prepared with bacon, green onion, and potato. Served with dill aioli, lemon and house salad). He said the salad was good and the fish cakes were okay. I had wings with pepper and salt. They were big but with a lot of breading.

Went two days in a row. First night ordered a Cosmopolitan and vodka tonic, mussels and beet salad…read more Totally enjoyed. Second night ordered a Cosmopolitan and a vodka tonic, mussels and house salad and lobster roll and beet salad. Lobster roll tasted like tuna salad...on a hamburger bun. Sent it back. Ordered the cheese toasty...came hot on top and the center (onions) were very cold. The beet salad was good. Used some of the bread to dip in partner's mussels juice. Left the sandwich. Was offered to order again, but declined. Strangest thing... the Cosmopolitan (had two) were a dollar more the second night. The waitress and manager were both very nice and accomodating. Would return and order mussels and beet salad.

Gord and I had a late lunch Monday afternoon at John Brown Richmond Street Grille ... it is on…read moreVictoria Row (on Richmond Street). Gord had Pan Fried Haddock (Atlantic haddock with creamy pesto sauce, fingerling potatoes & chef's vegetables). I had a Richmond St Club (Butter poached seasoned chicken breast, tomatoes, maple peppered bacon and garlic aioli on brioche) and fries. My sandwich was very good and there were so many fries. Meg was friendly and took good care of us.

very nice environment!!!good food and music. friendly service. first time in PEI and was our first…read morestop

Lone oak had a beautiful patio with tables and even a fire pit. It was very kid friendly there were…read morelots of toys for your kids to play with well waiting for food. There was a wide selection of food and the tuna tartare was big and filling even thought it was an appetizer. The menu also had a kids meal that included a drink. Our waiter was super nice and we appreciated her her helping us.

Incredibly friendly, family-run (in full disclosure, I consider them friends, but they're so warm I…read moredoubt that makes me remotely special!) restaurant that took over a long-abandoned blight of a building prominently placed on the way into Souris and created a beautiful community hub. Great food, warm service and a live music venue that brings in acts that fill much, much larger venues. A great place to support, not only because you'll leave smiling and full, but also because it'll give you some insight into why this part of the island is home away from home.

We entered and waited a beat before being told to sit where we wanted. It's clean and modern…read morelooking, lots of white. There were quite a few people, but it certainly wasn't full. It appeared to have one server on, with a couple of table runners. The chef did come out at one point and asked how it was. Everyone was friendly and inviting. The oysters were fabulous! Clean and bright. The seafood chowder was the best I have had here on island. The club was good, on focaccia that was tasty. The cappuccino comes in a teeny cup. Beer available. We asked for the non alcoholic one on the board, was told they had been out for quite a while and offered a different one (take it off the board?) The lobster roll. Ok, it was small for the price. The roll it was in was heavy and overwhelmed the lobster with flavour. The dressing in the lobster was tasty, but it did not taste fresh and bright as the roll was so much. I would definitely go back for the chowder. Skip down to the lobster shack for their lobster roll if that is what you are looking to eat.

A self service kinda place. Pick where you'd like to sit, inside or out, place your order. The…read moreserver brought out our drinks and then when our chowder was ready, brought it out too. Might be different if it were super busy. Everyone there was uber nice and friendly and had a smile for us. We sat outside - it was a blustery day, and were offered to have more of the clear sheeting pulled down if it was too much. We were protected enough from the wind, so we were good. And let me tell you, best best best clam chowder I have had in years. Diced clams (loaded) potatoes (diced smaller than the clams) celery and spiced perfectly. The liquid was full of flavour, not thick and creamy like you find most places, more soup like and delicious. The garlic toast was good as well. The lemonade was not sickeningly sweet. Perfect 16 oz bowl of chowder and drink to boot.

Gord and I had lunch Tuesday at the Point Prim Chowder House, next to the Point Prim Lighthouse…read more You order and pay at a window and brought to us when our food was ready. Gord had a seafood chowder (scallops, shrimp, fresh & smoked fish in a rich creamy broth) and a side roll. I had a pulled pork roll. Both were very good!