Plus appréciés Restaurants et cafés à Charlottetown

The Culinary Institute of Canada operates the Lucy Maud Dining Room, which boasts an prime location right on the water. A unique experience, meals are prepared by students of the institute under the guidance of chef instructors. The intimate dining room has almost an entire wall made of windows, offering breathtaking views and creating a romantic atmosphere. Lunch is served October through April and dinner is served year round save the last week of July and first week of August. More than just a fine dining establishment, the Lucy Maud Dining Room is a quintessential Charlottetown restaurant, perfect for celebrating any occasion.

Local hangout, gastropub, microbrewery: there's nothing The Gahan House can't do. Brewing seven ales on the premises, this downtown joint is the perfect place to stop for a quick bite or beer though the menu also offers options for a heavier meal. The casual cuisine celebrates local flavors, particularly those from the sea. Try the Prince Edward Island mussels or Atlantic seafood chowder. If you're feeling thirsty and don't want something on tap, you can also opt for cocktails, wine, or even sangria. Either way, be sure to book a brewery tour after your meal to get an inside look at how the house specialities are made.

Serving delectable preparations made from freshly-caught marine wonders, Claddagh Oyster House is a must for connoisseurs of seafood and fish. The place has a lovely interior that's decorated to perfection and is furnished with ample of seating spaces. At Claddagh, start your meal with the 10 Piece Taster at the oyster bar. Later, indulge your palate in some Lobster & Crab Cakes and Shrimp Tempura. The salmon served on a bed of pickled fennel is perfect for the main course, and a slice of cheesecake seals the dinner perfectly. Fine wines are also available, and patrons can rely on servers for suggestions over labels.

The Chip Shack is located on the Charlottetown waterfront and is very popular among the locals as well as tourists to the Island. This food stand serves absolutely fresh fries that are cut right in front of you, crispy, and perfectly salted. Some of the stars of the menu are the lobster roll, lobster mac and cheese, and the fish and chips. There are picnic tables right outside the food stand that you can enjoy your meal on. The portions are large, prices are inexpensive and the service is more than friendly making this eatery a sure winner.

Piatto Pizzeria brings the taste of Naples to Charlottetown, and does it in style. The place has a modern design with wooden beams and exposed-brick walls adding a rustic charm to the interior. Illuminated in yellow lights, the dining hall is quite spacious and offers a great view of the kitchen where chefs work magic with fresh ingredients. At Piatto, pizzas like the goat cheese-laden Stephanie, wild mushrooms-stuffed Funghi Selvatici and the Prosciutto e Rucola come most recommended. Margherita, Marinara, Americana and Greca are other popular pizzas here. There is an impressive selection of wines on offer, and the place also serves cocktails.

Brakish is known for its excellent seafood on the dockside. Located along the scenic Charlottetown Marina, a typical meal at Brakish would include fresh and delicious seafood that's locally sourced, a gorgeous view of the dock and the moored boats, and welcoming and friendly service. Some of the standout dishes include the lobster and crab roll, the mussels with garlic and butter, freshly shucked oysters, and the fish and chips. They also serve locally brewed craft beer and cocktails that are perfect for washing down your meal. Brakish brings you a true taste of the island and is a must visit.