The food that I had at this restaurant was very excellent and the service was spectacular. The…read morestaff is amazing. Would definitely recommend going.

Served by Melissa today for lunch and would rate her service as perfect Ribs were spot on and…read moreoverall atmosphere just right. Cheers Melissa for a job well done!!

Never dined in only done take out but it's never disappointed. It's sports bar food so don't expect…read moregourmet but it's tasty. Can't go wrong with some wings. The Mac and cheese is so good as well. Never had an order wrong.

Wings are good. Establishment seems relatively clean. Decor very outdated - basic at best. The…read morewaitress that served us seemed incompetent, poorly trained and exhibited attitude when we expressed dis-satisfaction about having to wait an hour for our Wings, that incidentally were given to another table. She wasn't doing her job correctly (ie - checking on us) otherwise she'd have known. I'd recommend not going there.

Food and service were okay at best. Nothing great. Wasn't overly busy but service was still slow…read more Won't rush back any time soon.

Terrible . The only redeeming part was the waitress . She tried hard to be nice to my 9 year old …read more It is my fault for just not ordering pizza . I had the chicken tacos . The chicken appeared to have been the frozen kind & the kitchen just omitted the cilantro. Kids meal was ok . Sad times for a rare night out . Just stick to the pizza !

We came here because it was next to our hotel. We'd arrived after a long flight and didn't feel…read morelike driving. I ordered the short rib beef dip sandwich. Can't highly recommend it. The beef was sparse and a bit dry, which was curious since the bread was quite greasy. I upgraded my side to a "power greens" salad which I did actually enjoy. The greens were fresh and topped with a pleasant poppyseed dressing. Topping it were thick slices of strawberries and postage-stamp size asiago shavings. My wife ordered chicken tenders and fries which were pretty average. As they are at most places. A locally-brewed session IPA whose name I can't recall (Quidi Vidi was the brewery) was on tap and we thought that was quite tasty. Service was quick and personable.

Great food choices and customer service. Connected to sandman hotel so very convenient if you are…read morestaying there.

This place was Delicious, we had the Thai Dill wings the wings were huge and so good. The ribs and…read morespicy peanut butter burger was good as we'll definitely be back.

I liked this place, because there was close by my house and I could drink tap of beer and enjoy…read morechicken wings . However, recently the chicken wings are always not fresh such as not hot, too crispy and dried inside. Other items are okay, but only the chicken wings... it is not enjoyable.

Been going here for 14 years and love this place. The kids love the food selection over most placesread more

BIG selection of meals...something for every taste. I've never had a bad meal from Jungle Jim'sread more

Started with potato skins and they were amazing. Definitely on par with Montana's and Jungle Jim's…read more For our meal my friend and I have the fettuccini Alfredo and it was amazingly delicious. Knocks Boston Pizza's Alfredo out of the water by far. Overall a good bang for your buck! I'll be returning.

Just sat for 45 min in restaurant without even a waiter/waitress to take a drink order although…read moreserving tables around us and seeing us. Just finally gave up and left. Went to restaurant 2 min away, which was quite busy, and still managed to be seated and a drink ordered in less than 5 min. I called the restaurant after the fact and just got an answer if I'm sorry and hung up.

Great place for fish and chips. I came here cause of a recommendation from a friend who's from St…read moreJohn's. The fish was very flaky and chunky. Service is so friendly! They have a great selection of beers, local and international. Definitely a must try in St Joh

Very busy. Waited 20min outside to be seated as they do not take reservations. Took another 30min…read moreto get food once ordered. Food was fresh and cod itself was so moist and well cooked. Fries were descent but loved the dressing and gravy. Menu is different for lunch and dinner. Soup was decent. Overall it's an iconic place everyone should try at least once but honestly we won't be back.

Come from away, leave as an honorary Newfoundlander…read more.... Christian's Pub is where I was "screeched in". Gayle skipped being in the ceremony, but watched enthusiastically as we both had a great time. Plus enjoying a couple of wee pints of Guinness ahead of time was a great starter. After all, Christian's Pub is a cool bar and lounge in itself. As legend has it, an American serviceman stationed in Newfoundland during the Second World War downed some local rum one night and let out a 'blood-curdling howl'. Someone nearby asked what that awful yell was and a Newfoundlander sitting at the bar said, "The Screech? 'Tis the rum, me son." And that's how Screech earned its name. I now have the certificate as an Honorary Newfoundlander. But first the ceremony! That involved a shot of Screech rum, flambé bologna, kissing the codfish (a real frozen one), receiving a a personalized certificate, and taking a photo with Skipper Lukey. Joining me that Sunday evening were people from all over the world, all of us having a great time. It was a whole lot of fun and Skipper Lukey put on a show that was also thoughtful, folksy, and educational, all in just under 30 minutes. Other George Street bars do this, but Christian's was the only one that another businesses on the street recommended. And Hell Yes! I'd do it again.

Every visitor "from away" must be Screeched in. It's the law. Being from Newfoundland myself, I had…read moreto use this opportunity to have my younger brother and partner Screeched in on our recent trip home. Christian's, being the oldest pub in St. John's on one of the oldest streets in North America seemed like the perfect place. Now, Christian's is no fancy joint, so let that be known right away. It's charming and a little edgy. Drinks are poured with love, and hope you're not hungry because you're lucky to get a bag of crisps. Or maybe a piece of flambéed bologna! But it's all served up with the typical Newfoundland charm. Fast forward to the Screeching in... Skipper Lukey is impressive! Memorizing everyone's name (all 40 or so guest) during our ceremony. Adding in his rough around the edges reminders on how the process works. You better be good at following instructions, because Lukey will remind you, not so gently, if you're out of line. All in good fun, I promise! Respect the ceremony and keep chatter to a minimum. It's a sacred duty to Screech in mainlanders after all. Overall a great experience and I highly recommend it to anyone and their group looking to become an honorary Newfoundlander!

This is a great little pub on Water Street in St. John's. Authentic and full of locals. Our group…read moreof 5 went on a Friday night and enjoyed an Irish Trad session. It was a fun, authentic experience. A group of locals gathered with their instruments and jammed traditional Irish music for about 3 hours. There was a solo performer that followed. The only food they offered were hotdogs or sausage on a bun. They come with your choice of numerous toppings. I have had better, but when hungry, they hit the spot. If you are looking to get away from the tourist spots on George Street, Erin's Pub might be for you.

Gayle and I were walking back from dinner and live music on George Street, when we happened by a…read moresign outside of Erin's Pub about an Irish music trad session that as it turned out was in progress. So we came in, took a seat at the bar, ordered a couple pints of Guinness (the best pour in St. John's we were told), and listened to several musicians around a big table churn out a number of traditional tunes. Another Irish word for this is seisiún or session. It was very relaxed and informal, with individual musicians starting a tune and others quickly joining in. Gayle and I really felt part of a local crowd of very nice and hospitable Newfoundlanders. A significant percentage of Newfoundlanders come from Irish descent. That started in the 17th Century when ships from the English West Country stopped into along Ireland's south coast to collect food and servants for the fisheries around the coast of Newfoundland. As such, the traditional music of Newfoundland and Labrador is rooted in Irish, Scottish, and English music. The Bar itself has a sort of local divey vibe, with dark woods, a cool bar, no pretense, and even a 24-hour camera screen on Quidi Vidi. It was a place where we really enjoyed staying awhile, which we did until this Celtic jam session was over.