All their food sucks, the drinks suck, the place is loud and annoying, the restaurant smells gross,…read moreit even looks gross so it's clearly not properly cleaned, I'm very upset that I wasted money going here, never again.

Eating at Freds has been an extended family tradition for just about as long as I can remember…read more Family travelling between PEI, NB and beyond often make a point of stopping here. Since the diversion highway opened, a little side trip is needed but you're not taken far out of your way. A family diner, Fred's has quite a varied menu but their focus is seafood and, in our family at least, the most popular dish is the battered & fried whole clams. The prices have gone up considerably since last there but the servings are quite large for the most part. The restaurant is large, bright & clean. I suspect in the sumer they likely get a few coach tours stopping by. On this day there were a few locals dining and maybe a traveller or two. It had been a few years since we last stopped here but this day we found it to be every bit as good as remembered. Two of us shared the large fried clam platter and one had the hot turkey sandwich. Each meal came with a huge serving of fries, more then any of us could finish, coleslaw and fresh homemade dinner rolls. The whole clams were lightly battered, fried to a light crisp and not at all greasy. The fries, I believe, were from frozen but done nicely. The tartar sauce was Kraft pre packaged. The hot turkey sandwich came covered with gravy, assuming made in house but not sure, and peas. Though there was no room for dessert, we left with a piece of house made butterscotch pie which was enjoyed much later. Recommend the detour in to Cap Pele if you are feeling a bit peckish or have a hankering for seafood. Go with a big appetite or someone to split an order with. And you might want to wait til the food coma passes before you get back behind the wheel.

This is my favorite place to stop for seafood while staying with relatives in Shediac, New…read moreBrunswick. We've tried several different places, but we always end up coming back here. The restaurant itself is your typical beach restaurant. You come in, order and pay, and then wait for your order to be called for you to go pick it up. There is a second floor (no worries about missing your order, there's a loudspeaker) from which you can see the dunes. The food. Oh the food! The ladies working the counter may warn you that the plates are big and perhaps you should share. Listen to them! Or ask for a takeout container and enjoy your leftovers for a late night snack. The fried seafood platters can easily satisfy two people and then some. Perfectly crispy golden brown battered seafood. Such a delight! The fries are your typical fast food crinkly fries, but they go well with the seafood. After you've eaten your fill, take a walk along the beach to let your food digest. The beach is beautiful, and you can even see PEI.

Great food, love the atmosphere of the beach, the only downfall is that is not opened year round…read morebut this makes it more special so looking forward to next summer

My friend too me here. Unfortunately, we were in a hurry so we tried to order ahead for pickup…read more We were told we had to come in person to order a take out! That was disappointing. She swore I would like the food so we went anyways. Long story short, the only thing I really enjoyed was the fries. I've tried them from many restaurants and theirs was good. And my friend wasn't as impressed as she was her first time

Our order: bacon wrapped scallops, seafood chowder, lobster roll, steamed mussels…read more Oh my word. The seafood chowder is as advertised - the best! Creamy and filled to the brim with fruits of the sea. Just when I thought there had to be potatoes in my spoon, my mouth was met with scallops on scallops on scallops. I love the way the restaurant prepared their lobster, minimally, as to preserve the natural texture and flavor of the ocean. The fries are made from locally grown potatoes, fried to crisp on the outside, starchy and squishy on the inside. The bacon tightly wrapped around the scallops, adding a sweet and salty note to a soft pillow. The mussels were bouncy meaty but was paired with a white wine sauce infused with an herb that we were not fans of (perhaps tarragon?). The 15-20min wait was well worth the meal. The bustling environment was telling of its popularity among locals and tourists. Takeout available and it also sells and packages freshly captured seafood to go.

Food is delicious. There's always more than enough and you feel full when you're finished. I would…read morerecommend them.

Very clean establishment with friendly staff .. great prices .. delicious food .. loved the…read morelobster rolls and poutine! Merci Beaucoup!! À bientôt !

Stopped off here while driving from NS to NB to grab some eats and this place did not disappoint…read more 2x Lobster roll and captain's platter was outright delicious. Makes the stop totally worth it. Sit down is self service so just grab a table and parking is out back

Great service (for what they offer) and very relaxed place but the lobster roll was lacking much…read morefor flavor. Small roll on its own for $19.99, with fries for $$24.99. We also have the jr fried clams to give that a try for $16.99 (without fries). These were pretty good but a bit heavy in breading for us. All comes with a little tub of coleslaw. Everything packed to go as well. Would have appreciated a water station too since it's an order and pick up style place with no servers. Overall it was good and nice service (for what they do/ this style) but the lack of flavor and wasteful serving dishes etc brought my score down.

An upscale take on the traditional pub. Tide and Boar is located right on Main Street and has a lot…read moredo great natural light so it's not your traditional dark pub, which refreshing. They have a large selection of beers on tap. The food was also excellent for pub fare. I had the Parm Crusted Haddock which was excellent, along with a couple of pints of Guinness. All in all, a good time.

LOVED the lobster roll. It was not mayo-y, but was slightly buttered. It honestly was perfect! I…read moregot it with a salad which was an additional $2 so total was ~$39. I appreciated how they were able to accept my telephone take out order in advance and have the food ready 15 minutes after opening. I will definitely be back to try some more food! They had a lot of tables inside with an extensive beer menu.

Great service, food and ambiance! Food was fresh and delicious. The setting was perfect! Good…read moreprices.

Small place but with outside seating area right on the bay. Beautiful view. Food is excellent and…read moreprices are ok. We stayed in the area for 4 nights and went twice.

Reasonable prices and huge portions -- what a warm welcome to PEI!…read more Gateway Lobster Shop, nestled in the charming Borden-Carleton plaza, is situated just past the Confederation Bridge. Careful not to accidentally drive past! We were greeted immediately upon entering and service remained very friendly and attentive throughout our stay. The food is tasty and portions are extremely generous for the price. We ordered a seafood chowder and the bowl was filled to the brim -- it turned out to be 2 bowls' worth of some of the best chowder on the island! I would highly recommend a stop here on your way in or out of PEI.