Bad service,I asked for my bill and was ignored while she tended other customers and left for a…read moresmoke while I was waiting for the bus,paid $24 for a bottle and a beer on tap,drink at home!

went here with a bunch of my girlfriends for a night out, the night was abruptly HALTED when we…read morefound out that the debit machine didn't work, the man tending bar and cash register were SO appallingly rude and left my 65 year old grandma crying, couldn't pay the tab and had to come back with cash. HUGE inconvenience, if your planning on coming down to the st. john's clubbing scene, highly recommend you skip Shamrock City

When Gord and I arrived in St. John's this morning, we were exhausted and hungry and stopped at…read moreTalamh an Éisc for breakfast. Its sign says it's a 24 hour restaurant and the inside is a pub ... actually it's one of three pubs that are connected. There was a fella at the bar having a beer. I ordered the Celtic Breakfast with ham. It was good, though I wasn't crazy about the home fries. Gord was more adventurous and ordered the Newfoundlander. He enjoyed it. Toutons, we discovered, are leftover dough that are then fried. Our server was very friendly ... it was a great way to start our visit to St. John's (though we were only spending a day there)!

Great pub, good selection of beers and easy access to George when you go upstairs. Nice to find a…read moreveggie burger in the pub grub. Why why WHY is it listed as British? The pub's name is literally written in the Irish language.

A few friends and I went here for drinks. The drinks were good and good prices. However the service…read moreis another thing. The waitress we had was almost clueless not to be rude but she had no clue what to do. She also had no clue how to split a check, it took atleast 30 minutes and us helping her. She ended up giving up and switched servers. She also sounded very sarcastic and was slightly rude almost. We then had a different waitress come over and ask if we had ordered a drink that we didn't order (which had happened many times through the night) and we tried it because we thought it was ours but then when we tasted it and it wasn't, we called her back and told her, she went to give that drink to another table- the one we had already had a sip of! So we just called her back and said we would drink it so she wouldn't give it to someone else. But besides the service the singer they have was very good and it was a very comfortable place.

Live music, friendly Natives ready to kick up their heels and dance! Fantastic atmosphere! Very…read morepleased with Allison's from Fish Exchange recommendation

Excellent staff and fish and chips!! Would definitely recommend for a casual meal. We really…read moreenjoyed it.

we waited 10 minutes to be greeted and seated, then 15 minutes to place our drink and food order…read more we had to help ourselves to menus. All while the restaurant was more then half empty.

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.

Pizza took time to make but both were 10/10 good. Service…read morewas slow but as long as your not in a rush. Decor is very cool. Everyone liked their meals and had a good time.

Overall, this meal was pretty underwhelming, especially for the price. We ordered a smash burger,…read morepizza, and the kids' tacos. Unfortunately, everything was bland and below average. The kids' tacos were particularly disappointing--they were just pre-cooked chicken on a small tortilla with shredded raw cheese, with very little effort put into them. The smash burger and pizza also lacked flavor and weren't anything memorable. The one bright spot was the drink, which was well made. Service was also slow. It took nearly two hours from the time we sat down to receive our food and drinks, which made the experience even more frustrating. For a $120 meal, I expected much better quality and service. Sadly, I wouldn't return based on this experience.

Our June 2023 weekend on the Trinity Peninsula was chilly and foggy. Gayle and I joked that for an…read moreearly summer day, Iceland was a warmer option. Yet even in inclimate weather, the scenic outports, the rural landscape, the friendly residents, and good Irish-influenced music made us feel right at home. Port Rexton beer seemed widely available for purchase in stores (Salted Stout anyone?), so at my suggestion, Gayle and I came in here for Lunch. She knows that Brewpubs are a favorite of mine and I thanked her again for indulging me. Ours was a perfect part of the afternoon. We ordered our delicious beers at the counter, along with delicious grill cheese sandwiches (mine with prosciutto) from the adjacent "Oh My Cheeses" "food truck". We sat comfortably in their "living room" by the fire on this cool and cloudy day. And since we wanted to stay "just a little bit longer" we ordered another round! Service was friendly and welcoming, just like what we experienced throughout our Newfoundland trip. WiFi was good and among the available reading materials was a local "coffee table" book about a Toronto couple who left city life 25+ years ago to start a B&B. They're still here and the title is: Taking a Chance. We can see why they did.

Great place to stop for a beer and food when hiking in the area. Cozy fireplace and lit candles…read moremake for an inviting atmosphere and a selection of games paired well with beer and meeting other travelers. Oh My Cheeses food truck offers a variety of grilled cheese and fry options, while Port Rexton Brewery offers a variety of beer, from light to heavy, sour to IPAs. I tried the Saltwater Porter and Horsechops IPA, both of which were pleasant and drinkable. They also have the most reasonably priced cans for takeaway.

We had a delicious dinner at the Woodstock Public House! We especially enjoyed their Tableside…read moreofferings of caeser salad for two and we saw another table getting the Tableside baked Alaska, which was a great presentation. What a unique offering! The appetizers were also delicious! We ordered the grilled oysters and cod au gratin. The cod au gratin was quite heavy, but very flavorful. The grilled oysters were delicious and buttery. The Caesar was delicious and so fun to have it prepared tableside! They were out of the gnocchi, so they offered a different house pasta dish. It was nice; I particularly enjoyed the pesto! The maple glazed salmon was also a hit, but I wasn't as impressed with the rice and broccoli it was served with. I think I would select different entrees if I were to go back, but I definitely wouldn't skip any of the appetizers we had! We also enjoyed trying a drink with Newfoundland screech in it and they were nice enough to offer to split it for us! We had a great time here!

Stayed in the Lighthouse View House. Very comfortable and super clean . Kitchen well stocked…read more Enjoyed watching the boats come and go. Had 1 breakfast and 1 dinner at the restaurant. Food was excellent.

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.