This is a busy little Mall dinner that is usually busy, which is a good thing! Food was very good…read moreand reasonably priced. This is good spot to get the Daily Special. Recommended.

When I was shopping in the Gander Mall recently, I saw that Country Kitchen was located near the…read moreentrance. I had seen some favorable reviews on this restaurant, so when I finished my shopping, I went in for a quick lunch. I'm really glad that I did. I ordered a simple lunch of the Newfoundland split pea soup and a bologna sandwich. I really like split pea soup and their version was one of the best that I've had. It was chocked full of seasoning pork, carrots and as a bonus, a big dumpling was located in the middle of the bowl. The bologna sandwich took me back to my childhood days, as not many places these days offer bologna as an option. The bologna itself had a very good flavor and the sandwich was fixed very much like a BLT, with lettuce, tomato and mayo. Based on my experience here, one should at least give this place a try and if I happen to be back in the gander area again, I certainly will be back.

This is by the far the best Chinese food in Gander! We order here almost weekly. Fully licensed and…read moretruly delicious.

Great lunch buffet and price. Loved the chicken guy ding plate as well. The staff is very friendly.read more

Located in a nondescript mall, Lily's is actually a hidden gem in Gander. We had a very friendly…read moreserver and some great home cooked food! Whether is was the fish and chips or the chicken, all the food came out looking fresh and tasty. Prices were incredibly reasonable as well. A great option for lunch or dinner in town!

This is the best place in Gander for a donair. My wife said it was quite good. I had a Flipwich,…read morewhich is kind of like a partially closed calzone. It was also quite good and the sprinkle of Italian seasonings on top was in unexpected flourish. Service was fast and there is plenty of room on Sunday at lunch. If my plane ever gets stuck in Gander, I am definitely coming back.

Went to this location today around 1:00 pm to get an open sub for lunch. The place was empty…read moreincluding no staff at the counter. When you walk in there is a door chime that sounds for the staff in the back to know when customers come in. I waited 5 mins and still no one came to the counter. I could see a guy in the back so I know SOMEONE was working there. He did not even look towards the counter during 5 minutes. So I rang the bell on the counter. No response from him at all. I waited another 5 minutes then called out to him a hello. No acknowledgement. So I rang the bell again. Still no response. I don't have time for staff that ignore paying customers, so I turned to leave. Finally after 15 minutes, he WANDERED toward the counter, I told him not to bother and left. Very disappointing experience here!

We were driving through Newfoundland and we had the great fortune to see Chelsea's Lobsters and…read moreFish and Chips. They are on the same property along the water, and both are just terrific, especially the lobsters. You can get all manner of NFL seafood there, mussels, salted cod, capelin, and of course fresh lobsters, pulled right out of the traps. We had two that were cooked, and chilled, each about a pound, and they were so great! They provide butter and utensils, she cuts the claws for you, and you can dig in at their enclosed dining area. You cab also order fish and chips, cod tongues and cheeks, and chips at the truck next store... We carefully picked through the lobster! So delicious!!!

This was a gem in Lewisporte, which doesn't have an abundance of options. We had the cod cheek and…read morefries, and a lobster sandwich. Both were very good! Get the dressing and gravy. Lovely setting ... on a nice day you can sit outside with your lunch and watch the calm waters. There are also cool gift items for sale. The staff was amazingly friendly and helpful.

We stopped into Rosie's after a reccomend from a friend for a spot for good home…read moreCooking. This place is definitely the small town diner ambiance and you could tell most people knew one another. We came right at lunch and it was busy but we still only waited 5-10 min for a table. We were served right away and the server was patient with us when we changed our minds a bit choice wise. We had the special which was a chicken wrap and a turkey wrap both with soup. The food came out quickly, was fresh and the soup very flavorful! Our waters were kept full and the server was so sweet to our little girl and even gave her a special cookie treat. We had hoped to try the famous "moose farts" but they didn't have any that day sadly. So we "settled" for the chocolate dipped peanut butter cookies that will remain a staple in our minds as one of the top cookies ever! Great stop for lunch for sure!

We were recommended to go to this place by the locals. It was worth it! We got there at 7:30 pm and…read morethey closed at 8:00. They served us dinner promptly, and we each had something different. Of course they had run out of some items by then, but that's ok - we figured ourselves out. There's a bakery store in the front; the restaurant is in the back. Lots of seating. It gets loud in there! But worth it.

Best cookies I've ever had! 5 stars…read more Would recommend. I haven't had the bread yet but I bet it's amazing!!!!! The servers are nice and I would come here every day!!!!!!

When looking for a locally-made breakfast, the Bread Box popped up on my radar (re. Google)…read more Conveniently located near the 330, I figured it would be our best option before heading up to Twillingate for the day. The breakfast and lunch options are prominently displayed on the menu by the counter, but the top item drew both my attention and hunger - the touton breakfast sandwich. Coming with the standard egg, bacon and cheese in a split touton. There's a "mega" version that comes with another touton stacked into/onto the regular version, with an added sausage patty, but I stuck to the base version. We grabbed our coffees (serve yourself from carafes) and sat down to wait for my food. My wife snagged a piece of carrot cake and it was top notch - wonderfully light, fluffy and moist and the delicious cream cheese icing, was, uh, the icing on the cake. Sorry, I had to! It wasn't long before my food was before me. The touton got the sandwich press treatment, with the griddle's indentations readily apparent in the touton. The exterior was lightly crisp from this, and the dough was pleasantly chewy. The bacon was good and crisp , and the fried egg and cheese slice combined for some breakfasty goodness. The home fries were not as expected, as they seemed to be from-frozen french fries that came with an herbal seasoning. But hey, it worked, and they were good enough for my wife to steal a bunch of them! To our deep regret, we won't yet be home for a few days, so getting some of the very tempting breads or sweets did not seem prudent, but I hope that GBB knows that we really, REALLY wanted to. The Bread Box's inglorious strip mall location belies what an asset they are to the town, but judging from the mid-morning crowd there, Gander already knows.

What a wonderful experience! Great food, amazing ambience, and top-notch service! Our server, Jake,…read moremade the evening delightful and fun from the moment we sat down! Best night yet in Gander!

We had an evening in Gander, and thought that this restaurant looked interesting. Dinner proved to…read morebe a mixed bag. "Garlic Toast," even though free to start, is probably worth a miss. The Chef's Board of seafood was quite good, though the "roasted vegetable of the day" was barely warm. Partridgeberry chicken was fair, with the same veggie issues as the seafood dish. The restaurant does talk about a wine list. The by-the-glass selections are all traditional offerings, as are the by-the-bottle wines. I believe there were seven reds and six whites on each side of the wine list. Prices top out at 50/bottle so. Service was pretty good, and the restaurant itself is comfortably quirky.