Restaurants in St John’S
- Sort by:
- Popular
-
A
Auntie Crae's
Come to this specialty food store for a cuppa joe, groceries, chowder or a sandwich. Relax with your goodies in the adjoining Fishhook Neyle's Common Room.
reviewed
-
B
Bagel Café
It's the Bagel Café by day, Figg's Restaurant by night, but frankly it's the breakfast we're after, available any time. Eggs 'n fishcakes, omelets and piles of home-fry potatoes get dished up in the dim lighting to tattooed guys and prim older ladies alike.
reviewed
-
C
Casbah
Fun, sassy waitstaff serve fun, sassy food in colorful Casbah. They keep everyone happy by offering small, medium and large plates, which might contain maple-roasted pumpkin soup or halibut burger with wasabi mayo.
reviewed
-
D
Aqua
The mains at this hip bistro incorporate local seafood and wild game, resulting in inventive dishes like caribou with warm bakeapple coulis, molasses-glazed salmon and prosciutto-wrapped cod.
reviewed
-
E
Sprout
It's almost unheard of in Newfoundland: full-on vegetarian food. So savor your marinated tofu burger, spinach pesto melt sandwich and brown rice poutine before leaving town.
reviewed
-
F
Blue on Water
Blue is a high-end, casual-toned restaurant using locally sourced ingredients for dishes like lobster with spinach-mashed potatoes or cod tongues and scruncheons.
reviewed
-
G
International Flavours
Pakistani owner Talat ladles out a whopping spicy plateful of dahl, curry and/or basmati rice for her daily set meal (one version with meat, the other without).
reviewed
-
H
India Gate
This is the local Indian favorite. The weekday all-you-can-eat lunch special is a steal; it runs from 11:30 to 14:30. There are loads of vegetarian options.
reviewed
-
I
Classic Café East
Soak up harbor views while wolfing down Newfie standards: toutons, fish 'n' brewis, seafood chowder and fishcakes, plus standard omelets and sandwiches.
reviewed
