St Johns newfoundland Restaurants

Here is a great little place for a meal, from breakfast to dinner. The decor invites exploration and you'll be hopping up from the table now and then for a closer look at the drums, or perhaps or the beautiful suit for sale and... more

One whole wall of this calm, well-appointed dining room overlooks downtown's busy 1650 Bedford Row. People watchers will enjoy the second-floor vantage point as they peruse the busy street below. This is the place that out-of-t... more

This dining room is famed for its cave-like interior, which, below street-level, contains a number of intimate dining areas of varying sizes. Set in the heart of downtown Halifax, an unusual warren of intimate "caves" sets this... more

Seahorse Tavern opened in 1948 and is located in downtown Halifax. The restaurant has a bit of a historical look due to it's location in the somewhat historical Argyle street, but the crowd in here makes it very lively, and chi... more

Julien's Patisserie Bakery and Cafe is an authentic French bakery, which offers a variety of mouth-watering pastries and cakes which are touted as the best in the city. The soft and oven-fresh bread is very famous and sought af... more

Although there are no monkeys in this restaurant, The Wooden Monkey is one of the most nature-friendly places in the city. Located in the downtown area, the restaurant is famous for its organic, macrobiotic menu with locally gr... more

That this bar cum entertainment venue on Argyle Street is unpretentious, casual, and fun, is evident right from its unique name. The food here is great, the music is lively, and the crowd is energetic and vibrant. And once you... more

Take the ferry across the water to Dartmouth for a memorable experience in fine dining. In one of the city's oldest buildings, La Perla serves it up Northern Italian style with delicious soups, antipasti and pasta followed by b... more

If you're in the west end of the city and longing for a taste of Greece, wander on over to Quinpool and dine at the Athens. The cooks serve up tasty dishes, reasonably priced, and the plates are full. Your meal begins with a lo... more

There is no actual Chinatown area in Halifax, so this large restaurant gets all the fame with the name. It's 10 minutes out of downtown Halifax, north on the Bedford Highway. A large patio overlooks the Bedford Basin and the re... more