New Restaurant Roundup 2024
Published August 2, 2024 | Verna Lynne Weeks
While on Canada’s Food Island, try out some of the new tastes and dining options in the capital city and small towns for 2024. From casual fare to fine dining, local favourites to tastes from around the world, these newest spots offer something for everyone.
North Cape & Summerside
- Broderick's Flowers & Coffee, 217 Phillip Street, Tignish
- TLC Treats & Rolled Ice Cream, 60 Water Street, Summerside
- West Isle Eatery, North Cape Wind Energy Interpretive Centre
Green Gables Shore
- Island Favourites, Cavendish
- Ruby’s Counter, Kensington
- Stoked Bakehouse, New Glasgow
- Willow Bakery & Cafe, Stanley Bridge
Charlottetown
- Ada Culinary Studio and Grab & Go, Kent Street
- Charlottetown Bakery & Café, Kensington Road
- Folk Fries, Royalty Crossing
- Grotto, Charlottetown waterfront
- Helen’s Pastry Co., Charlottetown
- Pür & Simple, Royalty Crossing
- St. Louis Bar & Grill, 167 Minna Jane Drive
- Tabali Grillz, 40 Queen Street
- The Island Resto & Bar, 43 Queen Street
Points East Coastal Drive
- Belfast Roadhouse and Lounge, Belfast
- Dreadnaught Eatery, Morell
- Pie Oh My Inc., Red Head Harbour
- Red Claw Bistro, Souris
Other New Food Experiences
Claddagh Oyster House
In Charlottetown, enjoy the atmosphere of the newly renovated dining room. Their "groovy new cocktails" are described by some as the best in the city.
Maritime Madness Hot Sauces
Celebrating 20 years, this family business has a newly renovated outlet store with tasting bar in Montague. With 40 plus sauces, their Mild Mustard Pickle edition is new and already a bestseller.
The Cork & Cast
Now on Victoria Row, the Cork & Cast has expanded from a seasonal restaurant on the waterfront to a year-round destination. The menu has changed, yet the ever-popular haddock tacos remain.
New Culinary Packages
Check out our new culinary packages available from locations across the Island this summer.