Though they have a very friendly staff (which counts for a lot), in a town/vicinity of fairly inspired culimary destimations, this one does not really hit that high-mark. Not inexpensive either.

Cozy restaurant with good food. Our turkey was a little dry. Service was pretty good - overall a pretty good experience.

The meals were okay but not great. My wife ordered the crab and there was only low quality paper napkins and we all know how messy crab can be. The service was slow,a result of being short staffed. We arrived expecting something "Newfoundland exceptional"but were...More

Had a nice dinner of pan fried cod with fresh cod and not the frozen stuff. This is not fine dining but the atmosphere is nice and traditional, service from Donna was excellent as she was aware that we were going to the play and...More

I'm a pretty straightforward and simple prairie girl from rural Saskatchewan, but if this is fine dining, then I'm the pope. Very disappointing meal overall. When we were seated, our tablecloth was dirty, with liquid spilled on it, even though the place settings has been...More

Delicious food, reasonable, friendly service, comfortable with typically Newfoundland welcome. Nice place to eat in Trinity.

As we were staying at the Eriksen, we dined here on the first night. A reasonable selection of food and I had Salmon with noodles and my husband had Fish & Chips. Bookings are recommended and it was certainly doing brisk business. There are however...More

Utterly disappointing . Although we had a reservation we felt that they were surprised to see us and we did not feel terribly welcome. Food was over cooked (sadly including the lobster and crab) and pedestrian. Ordered a turkey dinner and the stuffing was basically...More

Totally average experience. Not many options, so it's a fine one for a night in Trinity. Stick to the classics (I got crab legs) instead of anything special or too far flung.

My wife's Caesar's salad was excellent, as was my spinach/cranberry/feta/walnuts salad. However, our seafood platters --- cod, salmon, scallops, shrimp with mixed vegetables and mashed potatoes --- failed to excite. With a bottle of Pinot Grigio the total was $126 plus tip.