Expansive, nautical-themed eatery offering seafood, steaks & a signature 60-foot salad bar.
My husband was the one who convinced me to make this quick PEI trip — all because he saw this restaurant online advertising a 60-foot-long all-you-can-eat salad bar! 😂 And that’s not all. The buffet also includes all-you-can-eat mussels and chowder, plus your choice of one main dish. 🥩 Steak: Nice charcoal-grilled flavour, but unfortunately a little tough and chewy, with quite a bit of gristle. 🦀 Snow crab: Just okay. Nothing particularly memorable. 🦪 Mussels: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ These were the real winner for me — fresh, plump, and genuinely delicious. I kept going back for more! 🥣 Clam chowder: This one was a disappointment. The base was basically lacking in flavour, with mostly just salt coming through. Definitely needed more depth and clam flavour. Overall, I think the all-you-can-eat mussels and the giant salad bar are the highlights. If it’s worth trying once, but I wouldn’t say it’s a must-return destination for me. Still, when in PEI… lobster supper is part of the experience! 🦞😉 #PEI #PrinceEdwardIsland #LobsterSupper #Seafood #FoodReview #PEIFood #Mussels #Lobster #Foodie
A must-visit local spot! Their massive 60-foot buffet has it all—fresh veggies, pasta salads, mussels, seafood chowder, and desserts. Doors open at 4:00 PM on the dot. You pay for your entry and main course upfront; if you don't eat seafood, get the half chicken—it’s delicious and comes with an incredible, unique sauce! The servers take great care of you, drinks are handled at the table, and you can even take your main meal home if you overdo it at the salad bar. With the new $20 bridge rate, it's more worth the trip than ever!
Wonderful food. Best lobster I ever had! You can't believe the salad bar! And dessert case! If trip would have allowed, we would of went twice!