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"nice view while sitting on the verandah...good service and large portions...we had a hot turkey sandwich made with real turkey and with a side of real french fries...I had trouble finishing it all...but persevered"
Telefon: +17096213381
Adresse: 94 Main Street, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, A0G1R0, Twillingate
Stadt: Twillingate
Webseite: http://www.tlprestaurant.ca
Montag: 11:30-19:00
Dienstag: 11:30-19:00
Mittwoch: 11:30-19:00
Donnerstag: 11:30-19:00
Freitag: 11:30-19:00
Samstag: 11:30-19:00
Sonntag: 11:30-19:00
Gerichte: 4
Kategorien: 5
Bewertungen: 43
The Change Islands are a special place that I almost hate to tell others about. This is one of Newfoundland's best kept secrets. TLP restaurant is a long-time fixture on the island, the only restaurant for many years although another small cafe has just opened. TLP's owner is Frances, one of the most gracious and hospitable Newfoundlanders you'll ever meet. She greets you with a charismatic 'my love' and serves delicious home cooked meals (we had the fried cod, of course). As we waited for our meal, Frances' husband David told us stories about his life on the island and away, which added to the authenticity of our experience. They told us this was the last year they will operate the restaura...
Dirtiest restaurant in which I have ever been. The wEntire place was dirty, the floors so greasy that my 77year old mother rubber tipped canes would slide, she nearly fell twice. We all three ordered pan fried cod, as we were assured it would be fresh, however it had indeed been frozen. The menu indicated we had a course of fries or mashed potato, unfortunately, we we not afforded the opportunity to make a choice and a heaping pile of fries were on our plates. The cod, not right out of the ocean, was pretty good, but we all felt like a shower once we left. All that grease played havoc with digestive systems the next day! People were nice enough, can't get over the gentleman plodding around i...
As of right now, I think this is the only restaurant in Change Islands - and worth the visit! The owner (and her grandson, who served us) were EXTREMELY welcoming and friendly - typical of honest Newfoundland hospitality. The food was wonderful. One of the people in our party is somewhat difficult to please, and he loved the food. The fries, dressing, and homemade gravy is worth it, and my kids devoured the fish and chips. Note that this food is reasonably priced but not dirt cheap, reflective of the time and effort that goes into home-cooked meals. I would definitely eat here again!
I concur with the large majority of reviewers that this is a very good and reasonable place to eat, it definitely was not dirty as one reviewer noted.The cook/owner and her grandson were very attentive and friendly (in fact they talked up a storm to match the nor'easter outside. The cod was super fresh and perfectly pan-fried. Good fries and lots of both. The home canned carrots were very tasty. Nothing like commercially canned carrots.
I'd seen the good reviews for TLP here and wondered if the food was that good or if it was because there aren't many other restaurants on the Change Islands. But wow, the pan-fried cod was unbelievable! It almost melted in my mouth. This was one of the best meals I had during our 2-week trip to Newfoundland. The owner was so friendly - met her daughter from the States. A small restaurant, homey atmosphere, absolutely incredible cod!
It was the only place open in Change Islands. It might be the only restaurant. No matter, the food and service was excellent. We had generous portions of pan fried salmon and the star of the plate was the owner's homemade bottled carrots. I could have eaten just those! We were served by her Grandson and he was a delight. Well worth visiting!
My husband and I visited this restaurant for take-out while visiting the island. The female owner was +++friendly, made you feel welcomed (just like you knew her all her life) The food was priced reasonable and was excellent. Would visit again if ever on the island again. Fish and chips to die for - yum yum:) It was clean as well.
You will never find a lovelier or more gracious hostess than Frances. What a delight she is! The cod could not have been fresher and the portion sizes are HUGE. It was the best meal of our trip, hands down. Go for the fish, but stay to visit with Frances. You won't regret either.
Very unique experience. Fish and chips was excellent, and probably the best we've had in Newfoundland. Turns out that I am not a fan of cod tongues (they actually are the tongue of a cod!), but they were prepared well. Service was very friendly.
nice view while sitting on the verandah...good service and large portions...we had a hot turkey sandwich made with real turkey and with a side of real french fries...I had trouble finishing it all...but persevered
