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Six of the Best Spots to Eat and Drink in Newfoundland
Food in Newfoundland has forever been synonymous with the land, sea and the culture of its people. Here are six areas throughout the province where you can feast on meals that celebrate this tradition.
April 1, 2018 - by Valerie Howes
Photo courtesy of Doyle W. Sansome & Sons Ltd. Super Lobster Pool
Food in Newfoundland has forever been synonymous with the land, sea and the culture of its people. Here are six areas throughout the province where you can feast on meals that celebrate this tradition.
1. St. John’s
Cod Sounds
Pick wild edibles in the woods with owner Lori, then feast on Labrador Arctic char or moose at a traditional boil-up.
Mallard Cottage
Return for thirds to the laden cake table at this history-rich restaurant owned by chef Todd Perrin. Reservations here are recommended.
Quidi Vidi Brewing Company
Go to Newfoundland’s largest craft brewery on a Friday night for live music, beer brewed with 25,000-year-old iceberg water and seasonal fare.
2. Hillgrade
Doyle W. Sansome & Sons Ltd. Super Lobster Pool
Sit on the patio and crack open super-fresh lobster that you netted yourself . This spot is cash only.
3. Ferryland
Lighthouse Picnics
Spot whales from your picnic blanket while savouring molasses oatmeal bread sandwiches and dandelion tea.
4. Petty Harbour
Chafe’s Landing Restaurant
Feast on fresh-off-the-boat codfish—battered and served with hand-cut chips—in a historic fisher’s home.
5. Norris Point
The Black Spruce
Polish off the figgy duff with molasses sauce and sea buckthorn ice cream—a novel take on a classic. Reservations here are recommended.
6. Upper Amherst Cove
Bonavista Social Club
Sip rhubarb lemonade and nibble wood-fired pizza while overlooking a field of frisky goats and an iceberg-littered bay.
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