Prince Edward Island Dining / Restaurants

The Loyalist Country Inn is an elegant, traditional country inn offering all the amenities of a luxury urban hotel. Located in the heart of Summerside, Prince Edward Island, only a 45–minute drive from the Charlottetown Airport and 20 minutes from Confederation Bridge., The Loyalist Country Inn/Hotel occupies a prime site overlooking the Summerside Waterfront, Curling & Yacht Club, and .....

The Gahan House Pub & Brewery is located in historic Downtown Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada. We are one of Charlottetown’s authentic pubs specializing in great pub fare, including our own signature Brown Bag Fish & Chips. The Gahan House Pub has quickly become the destination to meet up with friends and enjoy the relaxed and unique atmosphere, delicious food and handcrafted ales, .....

A Warm Island Welcome from Shane and his staff. You know you've arrived when you see the fisherman's boots upside down in a barrel by the front door. Dine on the patio or dine inside. The seafood is fresh, carefully prepared and served to you in generous portions. Nothin' fancy. Just plain 'good food'. The finest selection of Live Lobster, Cooked Lobster, Scallops, Oysters, Canned Clams, .....

The Original P.E.I. Lobster Suppers, this family restaurant has been serving lobster in New Glasgow since June 24, 1958. You will find us nestled in the village of New Glasgow, PEI on Route 258, off Highway 13 just 10 minutes from Cavendish Beach. Enjoy our spectacular river front view of the picturesque River Clyde while you dine in either the spacious,family style Clyde Room, or the more .....

This Queens Anne revival mansion was constructed in 1903 by Lowe Bros. of Charlottetown for Mr. Parker Carvell whom with his father Lieutenant Governor Jedediah Carvell operated a flourishing produce business. The building stood as a private residence until 1956 and was finally converted to an Inn in 1972. While extensive restorations have been carried out the original character and charm of the .....

Dalvay-by-the-Sea was commissioned in 1895 as a summer home for Alexander McDonald. McDonald was born in Scotland but moved with his family to the United States during the immigrant boom of the mid - 19th century. He eventually settled in Cincinnati, Ohio where he showed a prowess for business, becoming the first president of Standard Oil and building a considerable personal fortune. McDonald .....