Remembering some fun guests from 7 years ago – time flies! Kelly was VERY kind to mention us within the first 3-4 minutes of the show! That was a fun week on the Charlottetown waterfront!
News & Updates
Chicago Tribune
We had some guests in yesterday who read about us in the Chicago Tribune last year and they were kind enough to have brought a copy of the article with them! Thanks folks.
Family Fun Canada
Familyfuncanada.com included us in their article called “Family Fun in The Historic City of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island“. We’re included in the section about “Where to Eat with Kids in Charlottetown”.
They included many great recommendations on things to do, where to eat, and where to stay in Charlottetown.
Featured by PEI Foodies
Thanks PEI Foodies for naming us as the weekly featured foodie!
The Culture Trip
Thanks to The Culture Trip for including us in their choice of top 9 restaurants for great local eats in Charlottetown.
Saltscapes
We were pleased to be listed as a local hot spot by Saltscapes.
Chef Michael Smith’s five top foodie destinations in Charlottetown
Thanks Chef Michael Smith for including us in your five favourite food stops in Charlottetown.
“This would be my favourite place in Charlottetown to get a lobster. You’re crammed in with the locals, shoulder to shoulder. No pretension. No baloney. It’s just a good, solid way to get a good lobster meal, right downtown. You can buy it live there. Or you can sit down and eat. Everything is homemade and old-fashioned. It’s that quintessential lobster PEI experience.”
Special to The Globe and Mail
Reeling in the best fish & chips
We’re included in Bob Gray’s recommendations for the question, “Where should I go around here for great fish and chips?”
The Guardian
You Gotta Eat Here
It was great to be part of “You Gotta Eat Here”, season 1.
(forward to 18:06 mark)
Blue Lobster
Our blue lobster was caught off West Point Lighthouse, in Western PEI in the fall of 2002. He was kept in the chilled water of the Water-Prince Lobster Pound for a number of weeks. He was quite the conversation piece and had his picture taken thousands of times. He has been preserved and mounted for display on a wall in our dining room in 2003. Say “hello” to him next time you are in.
