Eastern Newfoundland Restaurants
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1. Bonavista Social Club
$ | |The name implies more than just a restaurant and it is: a view, a respite, a community. From a table inside, you can watch pizzas cook in a wood-fired oven while sitting on handcrafted wooden furniture. On the deck, the views of the sea and gardens and farms surrounding the restaurant are unimpeded. This has fast become a locals' and travelers' favorite, and you are likely to bump into a friend here, even on your first visit. Located in Upper Amherst Cove just off Route 235, it is a short drive out from Bonavista.
7 Longshore Rd., Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0C 2A0, Canada709-704–6822Known For
- Gorgeous views
- Welcoming crowds
- Classic wood-fired pizza
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Oct.–May -
2. Twine Loft Dining
$$$$ | |Every evening, the set menu at the Twine Loft proves to be one of the region's best meals. Relax into a true fine dining experience complete with an on-site sommelier. The deck overlooking the water is also available without reservation for happy hour drinks every day from 3 pm to 5 pm. Dietary restrictions are accommodated, but require advanced notice and discussion.
57 High St., Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0C 2S0, Canada709-464–3377Known For
- Excellent fine dining experience
- Views over the water
- Reservations necessary
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Nov.–Apr. -
3. Bare Mountain Coffee House
$$ | |This stone cottage offers a bright interior with both sofa and table seating and a view of Random Island in Trinity Bay. In finer weather, you can enjoy your coffee from an Adirondack chair on the patio overlooking the water. Enjoy coffee from small batch roasters in the province, as well as a light meal or baked treats that include gluten-friendly options.
53 Memorial Dr., Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, A5A 1J6, Canada709-466-2888Known For
- Small on-site gift shop
- Huge windows overlooking the water
- Beautiful views
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4. Boreal Diner
$$$ | |This diner serves a variety of dishes, all with fresh ingredients (some grown right on the front patio) along with a small but balanced selection of wine and craft beers. Salads are excellent, and they serve some of the best pies and baked goods in the area. Boreal not only sources from local farms but from local individuals to support backyard farming.
61 Church St., Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0C 1B0, Canada709-476–2330Known For
- Pies baked daily, like molasses custard pie
- Coffee from local roaster
- Support of local farmers
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sept.–May -
5. Cabin Six Pizza
$$ | |This is a little pizza shop that's made a big splash, with stone-baked pizzas with interesting toppings and locally grown or foraged ingredients. This destination eatery is a throwback to the old general store that once occupied the space with retro touches like a tiny black-and-white TV playing cartoons and industrial artifacts on the walls, alongside photos by a local photographer known as "Old Bones." Best not to try calling ahead; this two-person operation is doing a booming business.
18 Trinity Dr., Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, A5A 0L5, CanadaKnown For
- The BBQ pulled pork pizza
- The "bearded chef"
- Fun retro decor
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Thurs., Walk-in only -
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6. Les P'tits Graviers
$$$ | |A family-friendly spot, Les P'tits Graviers is known for a wide variety of fresh French cuisine. Using locally sourced and seasonal ingredients, they adapt their menu frequently. It can be quite busy so be sure to make reservations.
2 rue Maréchal Foch, St-Pierre and Miquelon508-41–75–28Known For
- Tasty pizzas
- Great sauces on local meat dishes
- Boozy desserts
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed. -
7. Mifflin's Tea Room
$$ | |A historic building, traditional food, and an entrepreneurial spirit make this quaint yet bustling restaurant a classic spot. The owners have turned their multigenerational family home into a business that welcomes other families with hearty standard meals and drinks served in tiny teapots and china cups. It can get crowded quickly so be prepared to wait.
21 Church St., Bonavista, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0C 1B0, Canada709-468–2636Known For
- Extensive tea selection
- Great panfried cod
- Family-friendly atmosphere
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Oct.–Apr. -
8. Milton Inn Relaxed Fine Dining
$$$$ | |This hidden gem may be Newfoundland's best-kept secret. The four-course fine dining experience takes reservations months ahead, with meal pre-order placed a week in advance. Meals are prepared in the French style and incorporate elements of traditional Newfoundland cooking, using locally sourced ingredients where possible. For guests making a long drive for the evening, rooms are available for overnight stays.
20 Trinity Dr., Clarenville, Newfoundland and Labrador, A5A 0L5, Canada709-433–2395Known For
- Honey butter made with honey from their own beehives
- "Zaylah's sorbets" served in bowls carved from beach rocks
- They boast the best wine list on the island
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun.–Thurs., Reservations required -
9. Port Rexton Brewery Taproom
$ | |The first opening in the microbrewery resurgence on the island is arguably the best. Oh My Cheeses, a food truck, provides the grub, like eclectic grilled cheese and other hip takes on old standards. Port Rexton beer is served in the best restaurants in St. John's and folks rush to the taps when a new keg comes to town.
6 Ship Cove Rd., Port Rexton, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0C 2H0, Canada709-464–2337Known For
- Some of the region's best brews
- Unique beers
- Amazing grilled cheese
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Wed. -
10. Smugglers Cove
$$ | |This place is more than a restaurant, it's a whole pioneer town experience. The pub and grill deliver meals of outstanding quality in a roadhouse-style setting. But the grounds are designed as a fantasy pioneer town that celebrates Old West outlaws and the pirates and gangsters that fill the tall tales of the Burin Peninsula. A fun place visit for kids of any age.
300-316 Church St., Burin, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0E 1E0, Canada709-891–2222Known For
- Fabulous food with generous portions
- Popular stop for cycling enthusiasts
- Pioneer village makes a fun photo app
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. -
11. Trinity Mercantile
$ | |This café knows where to put its energies, with consistently well-brewed coffee roasted in-house, good service, and a small menu focusing on healthful and comforting foods like fresh sandwiches and homemade soups. All are served in an open room with long wooden tables and just enough books, crafts, and local art for sale to give you an excuse to stay inside a little longer.
24 West St., Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada709-464--3040Known For
- <PRO>freshly roasted coffee</PRO>
- <PRO>welcoming atmosphere</PRO>
- <PRO>house-smoked salmon on bagels</PRO>
Restaurant Details
Rate Includes: Closed mid-Oct.--mid-May. No dinner
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