Restaurants in Charlottetown
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Off Broadway
Slip into an art deco booth, draw the burgundy curtains and pretend you are escaping the paparazzi - if you were famous, this is where you'd go. The dark yet chic ambience is matched by fine mains such as lobster crepes or seafood coconut curry. Don't leave without taking a cocktail or dessert in the even more elaborate upstairs lounge.
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Pilot House
The oversized wood beams and brick columns of the historic Roger's Hardware building provide a bold setting for fine dining or light pub fare. Lunch specials are creative, delicious and a bargain at around C$10. Throw in some vegetarian selections and Pilot House has something for everyone.
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Sirinella
Cross the threshold of this diner-looking restaurant and you are transported to seaside Italy. It's nothing fancy, just little round, white-clothed tables, some Mediterranean oil paintings and incredibly authentic Italian fare.
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Merchantman Pub
The crammed-together tables fill quickly at this locals' favorite. In addition to great traditional pub grub, you can also dine on Asian-influenced creations such as Thai peanut curry or Madras chicken sauté.
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Dundee Arms Inn
The historic inn is home to chef Patrick Young who, using local fresh ingredients, comes up with fabulous creations like pork tenderloin marinated in island maple syrup.
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Just Us Girls
Girls just want…well-composed salads, light mains, decadent desserts and a fancy cocktail to wash it all down. Of course browsing hip clothing, fancy soaps and sparkly jewelry while we wait for our meal makes us even happier. The food is so good here that the clientele has gone co-ed, as you'll see from all the well-adjusted men dining on the sidewalk-side patio at lunch time.
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Claddagh Room
Get your Irish fix at this relaxed atmosphere restaurant with some of the finest seafood you're likely to find. The Irish-inspired Galway Bay Delight features a coating of fresh cream and seasonings over scallops and shrimp that have been sautéed with mushrooms and onions, then flambéed with Irish Mist liqueur.
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Fishbones
Catch live jazz nightly through the summer at this indoor-outdoor sidewalk restaurant. The open windows and fake (yet tasteful) trees make it feel like summer here. Oysters are the house specialty but you do pay for the music and decor - everything seems a few dollars more here.
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Formosa Tea House
Taiwanese vegetarian treats are served in this Victorian gone East. Sip an Almond Milk Tea (hot or cold) among Buddhas and copper dragons. Snacks such as veggie sushi (around C$3) and Asian noodle soups fill you up without emptying your pocket.
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Water Prince Corner Shop
When locals want seafood they head to this inconspicuous, sea blue eatery near the wharf. It is deservedly famous for its scallop burgers but it's also the best place in town for fresh lobster.
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Just Juicin'
Although the smoothies star, the pita wraps here are the best quick eats in town. The smoothie concoctions are as refreshing as they are tasty and will put a serious bounce in your step.
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Peake's Quay Restaurant & Bar
The atmosphere here is fantastic in summer. Patrons pack the huge balcony overlooking the historic waterfront to enjoy local seafood and nightly live Celtic music.
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Farmers' Market
Come both hungry and empty-handed to the Farmers' Market. Enjoy some prepared island foods or peruse the cornucopia of fresh organic fruit and vegetables.
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