We had a truly fantastic experience, the best dining of our trip so far. We both enjoyed the…read morescallops and pork belly immensely, the cocktails were gorgeous, and the crème brûlée was a standout with perfect flavor and texture. We had an upstairs table with a lovely view, and the service was warm, friendly and attentive. We followed all the recommendations of our server, Jada, and she had some excellent guidance and they had so many wonderful gluten free options to choose from. We would go back in a heartbeat and recommend you don't miss this one either.

Excellent service, incredible raspberry margarita and they were able to make me a GF DF version of…read morethe lobster and bacon pasta which was . Would go back- cozy environment as well.

Fish with fried to death and it was hardly any fish in it and the scallops were fried to death too…read morethe fries were fine. server was nice. The man at the door didn't make us feel very welcome.

The look of the place should have been my first clue, but we were hungry…read more We got a smash burger, fish and chips a side of gravy, onion rings and two cans of pop. This came to over $70.00 Very disappointed for the price. The burger was dry, and they don't know how to cook hand cut fries. I didn't try the fish but my wife said she wouldn't get it again. The service was good. They need a new cook. No I would not recommend this place.

Stopped in for lunch after my daughter spotted the place on Yelp. We were seated right away, which…read morewas nice. I ordered the curry chicken special. The house salad was fresh and enjoyable, but the curry itself was just okay. Service was fine--nothing memorable, good or bad.

One of the worst meals I've had in Charlottetown. The signature broccoli chicken crepes had the…read moretexture of a wet diaper filled with cat food. Most of the rest of the meal was mediocre. There was a good salad though, althougn I forget which one.

A group of 40+ seniors arrived from our cruise ship hungry and ready to try some of their…read moreofferings. Every server was very friendly and polite. They had tables set and ready for us when we arrived. Most of the seniors came for their famous lobster roll sandwiches but a few of us had dietary restrictions and they were able to accommodate us and served us with a smile. (Restrictions included gluten free and shell fish allergies) The people with seafood sensitivities were served chicken salad sandwiches which were delicious. Both the lobster roll and chicken salad came with potato salad, a strawberry dessert and a drink. Serving sizes were plentiful and exceptional taste. Attached to the restaurant is a souvenir shop that had a good selection of local products. Prices were very reasonable. I highly recommend you give them a visit. You'll be glad you found this gem.

We visited on a warm and humid August evening. The sign read "Island's longest salad bar" and while…read morewe could not independently verify that assertion, we can confirm it was one of the longest we have seen. The food was great and service was very friendly. We had a wonderful time cracking the lobster and enjoying it hot with butter. Lots to choose from for an after dinner treat -. The strawberry shortcake was particularly delicious while the kids enjoyed the ice cream. A great experience and wonderful time!

This restaurant offers seating both indoors and outdoors. Interior is warmly decorated and lightly…read morefollows the lobster theme - very cute. We came here as part of a tour. It cost extra (~$60 IIRC) for a lobster lunch. We were each served a lobster and in the centre of the restaurant, they had trays of side dishes (self-serve). I don't remember all the side dishes but there were salads, soup, mussels. One con was that these didn't seem to get refilled as much as they should've throughout our lunch here (though we were told it would be constantly refilled). If you are part of a tour, my tip would be to fill your plate on the first round with whatever you think you'll eat. I usually take small portions and just get more after, but there was no more in this case. :') For the most part, the service was great. Our food was served almost immediately after being seated. The servers were very friendly. Food wasn't bad. I found my lobster to be just a teensy bit overcooked but the food is rarely ever perfect when you're part of a tour, because they have to prepare so much all at once.

The weather was overcast and the day arrived with light drizzle. We continued our PEI adventure…read morewith a stop to see what was advertised as "world famous" chowder. The chowder was creamy and full of flavour and served piping hot. We arrived ahead of a tour bus and were promptly seated. The French fries were some of the best we have had. The fish and chips and salmon burgers were also great. I've had better calamari. Efficient and friendly service. Good family spot.

I find this rating generally low considering the excellent experience we had at Chez Yvonne's. We…read morestopped in for brunch while visiting and the service/food/atmosphere/friendliness and prices were exceptional. All 5 of us were very happy with the deliciousness of this place. Thanx for a wonderful meal!

Breakfast - food was great, service was good, location was handy to where we were staying and amble…read moreeasy parking. Visible from Rt 6, do stop in for breakfast.

I went right on their start time and there was a bit of a line up because you have to order and pay…read morewith like a voucher before eating. We had 4 people in our party and we were afraid of the portion sizes so we ordered 3 at the front. But the waitress told us later on that they made a mistake and said everyone needed a ticket. So we only got appetizers/dessert coupon for one person so we kind of wasted our money.... The course included full or half mussels (choice), tomato andor seafood chowder, salad then lobster either cold or hot and a non- alcoholic beverage. Variety of dessert choices at the end. Everything was good I like how they weren't seasoned but pure taste. Service was nice. Big place, good scenery, might get a little hot when it's crowded. But good place to experience seafood in PEI

This place is a true PEI institution. It started back in 1958 as a fundraiser by the New Glasgow…read moreJunior Farmers, serving lobster and pies in a canteen hauled onto the site for $210. Today, it's grown into a huge dining hall with a polished system--but the sense of tradition is still very much alive. The setup is simple but memorable: everything is all-you-can-eat except the main course. You'll get bowls of seafood chowder, steamed mussels, salads, rolls, and dessert included with your meal. The lobster is the star, of course--I had the 1.5 lb, and it was perfectly cooked, sweet, and tender. The sides are plentiful and satisfying, but they exist to set the stage for that big plate of lobster. Expect a line before the doors open--it's part of the experience. Service is efficient and friendly, clearly well-practiced at managing the volume. This isn't fine dining, and it doesn't pretend to be. It's about tradition, community, and sharing in a piece of PEI history. Bottom line: if you're on the island, a lobster supper here is non-negotiable. It's as much a cultural event as it is a meal.

Amazing food, great service despite how busy it was. Will 100% be returning for another meal.read more

We loved everything about our experience at this restaurant. First, it is open late 10pm, bonus…read morefor us! We had fish and chips and fish tacos with truffled fries! Delicious! Had we had more time in Cavendish, we would have returned to try other items on the menu! The service was kind, efficient and attentive. Our meals were served quickly, crispy and piping hot. The restaurant was spacious and clean. We sat inside as the bugs were pretty active around our arrival time. You must eat here when in Cavendish!