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

A beautiful deck and inviting indoor space to enjoy their delicious fresh baked goods and smooth,…read morecreamy coffee. I had their lemon square and it might be the best dessert I ever had. Flavorful, light, generous size...wow. The latte was expertly made and was a delightful accompaniment to the lemon square.

Desert to die for. Service wonderful. Cute little cafe ocean front. Such a wonderful atmosphere.read more

Dustabella's is located in the St. Jude's Hotel. I only had breakfast at the grill and it was ok…read more Large portions, good selection; however, I would like to see more healthy choices on the menu (only option was fruit and yogurt). Service was great and food was served in a timely fashion, as was hot!

This place seriously needs to get it's act together! Average…read morefair place pretending to be upscale and charging prices to match! Food quality and taste is very hit and miss.SERVICE IS ABSOLUTELY THE WORST! Who waits over an hour for appetizers...not me!

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!

Gayle and I enjoyed one dinner and 2 breakfasts at the Twine Loft Restaurant during our 2-night…read morestay at the Artisan Inn. The closest experience I can think of after spending a really nice weekend in Trinity was maybe Mendocino, but without the tourist hordes. The Twine Loft Restaurant was very charming, with stellar down home service, and delicious food options that the kitchen was happy to tweak. We both enjoyed the rustic modern dining room, the romantic ambiance, and the view of the water through the window. Our only regret here was that the weekend we were here was cold and foggy, so there was no real sit on the deck at sunset (or sunrise) option. Dinner was extra special at a fixed price of $65 plus beverages. Gayle chose the Moroccan Lamb Shank with Yogurt Mint Sauce (served with Lemon Herb Israeli Pearl Couscous and Roasted Vegetables), while I went for the Atlantic Salmon with Mango & Pickled Onion Salsa (served with lemon roasted potatoes and roasted vegetables). We shared that an a nice bottle of Canadian wine.

Excellent food, with price fixe 3-course dinners and a la carte breakfasts. Nice wines, too. Staff…read moreis very attentive and friendly. The setting is a renovated fishing shack, and is now very nice. The outdoor deck for drinks is lovely, right on the water. Highly recommended. Reservations needed for dinner.

This place was kind of nuts, we were told to go here by our new best friends at the Legion. The…read moresunday dinner is this plate piled high with potatoes, corned beef and all other manner of comfort food. I would definitely go back here, but there isnt a lot of coziness in the dining room, it feels more like a camp dining room, I think this might be a weather consideration, in the winter I am sure it gets wet with snow boots etc. It was a Gander must and I would highly recommend!

Food was super, service excellent, there was a line but we were sure glad we waited. It was a fun…read moreplace for a good home cooked meal.

Assuming this is "Carl's" Fireside dining room, this is a very good restaurant. Service is good…read moreand especially good-natured. We ate dinner, and breakfast. The menu incorporates the classics, but also features Newfoundland fare such As cod brewis and cod tongues--delicious, and not quite what you might think. Glasses of wine are all from the same vintner, affordable, and quite passable.

Great Staff. Friendly servers. Great nachos and burgers.We stayed at the motel attached the…read morerestaurant.

Excellent food, especially their salad. Good expresso and also Macha Latte…read more Perfect service; less than 5 minutes. Highly recommended

It's a great breakfast and lunch spot. As casual and basic decor as you'll ever find--in keeping…read morewith the Trinity/Bonavista sensibility. Just an unassuming building on 230 between Port Rexton and Trinity. It modestly calls itself a coffee shop, but it's more than that. In a way, it's a great restaurant in that it exceeds your expectations. Based on its plain construction and simple comfort food menu, you expect short order quality food. Everything they make is satisfying--and they bake all their delicious breads, bagels and pastries in-house. Soups and salads are always great. They're fresh and have sophisticated flavors. It's vegetarian and has gluten free options. They serve wine and beer. Their coffee is excellent and it may be the only local place that makes cappuccino during the day. The view out the window is of Trinity Bay. They post recipes on their website.

Very nice country atmosphere. It was very busy when we arrived and service was slow but very…read morefriendly. Food was great. It has a very hood reputation as displayed by the volume of people eating here at 11:30 in the day.

food was all disgusting, grapes were missing on the charcuterie board, drinks were only 75% full…read moreand service was essentially nonexistent. our server seemed annoyed that we were asking questions about the food, and was extremely unhelpful throughout the entire meal. it took an hour for our food to come out, the beer was served warm, and she never once came to check on us during the meal. my chicken was rubbery and the panini was as hard as a rock. was really hoping to enjoy the barn cafe as i've heard great things, but i certainly won't be back to visit after the mediocre service and food we received. we were seated outside, and things were flying off the table. we had asked prior to being seated if there was a table inside, we were told only outdoors was available but there was only two tables at the time we arrived, they also had the music playing so loudly outside that i couldn't even hear my family members that were sat right next to me. this is probably one of the worst dining experiences i've ever had. the only plus was getting to see the animals.

4 out of 5 stars ONLY because the food is a little on the pricy side. Portion sizes are fair, and…read morewaiting time isn't too long. Even though the food is a bit pricy, it is very tasty! Great place to take a crowd and enjoy some ribs and wings, and catch a hockey game! I would recommend to anyone!