Fisherman's Wharf Lobster Suppers & Restaurant

Uhh the lobster roll is to die for here. People are super nice and the place was packed when we were here!

The food is so fresh! The lobster is good, the unlimited mussels are good and their coconut cream pie is the best I've ever had

I had a wonderful time here. I was on a tour with Royal Caribbean and our guide brought us here for lunch- it was lobster rolls for most people (my husband loved his- and the potato salad was brilliant and for people with allergies to lobster they had veggie rolls or chicken rolls- and even gluten free! I have a really awful allergy to corn (which is in everything- even baking powder and powdered sugar so sometimes I can't eat at all on tours- but these lovely, lovely people made me a salad without dressing and plain lobster! It was so good. Really a super treat, and I'm so grateful to them. I CAN go all day without food and I have, but of course it's nice not to. I also loved the boutique and bought myself the cutest floppy sunhat with a lobster on it- so I'll always remember my time on PEI. (Which I loved- recommend the island to you as it's just a delight. Everywhere you go there's something lovely.

So I am biased but we had a great time here. Not much to look at inside or outside but the prices were decent. We couldn't go help ourselves with the salad bar during COVID but we could check off boxes of the food we wanted to try and they would bring it to us. Seafood was fresh. Salad bar was decent but not anything special. What made it special was the service. Our server went beyond what he needed to, to make sure that we were comfortable. He was friendly, likeable, fast, and kind. We actually had to hunt him to give him a generous tip because you need to pay upfront at the till for everything. And there wasn't a tip option when we paid. But he did his service above and beyond most of the people we know that serve expecting a tip. What was the was the best was another server. We have a daughter with dual diagnosis. She has Down syndrome and autism. And she doesn't enjoy eating. We got there late, and she wasn't interested in eating so she sat in the middle of the floor. It was a big restaurant with only a few people eating so we left her there. And ALL the staff instead of rolling their eyes as they walked by either waved or said hi. And then there was this lady. Who if anyone reading this knows who she is, please message me. I would like to thank properly. After she was done with her table, she put down her tray and sat and said hi to our girl and copied her movements (she rocks for comfort) and our daughter who doesn't particularly likes to be touched ended up snuggling in for a cuddle. I couldn't pay enough for this experience. And when I was wiping away tears and thanking her she kindly shrugged and said it was nothing. It was everything. And all the servers treated us as well if they served us or not or if they were being tipped or not. Go there on this principal alone.

We went there after viewing videos online about the place. So we decided to try it out. We went in the middle of the afternoon, so the place was empty. We also stop at the boutique afterwards. The good: Food was actually good and fresh. Salads were very good. Waitress was a sweetheart and truly great. The younger staff that came in at 4pm to prepare for the evening were also good, kept passing to clean the table. Chicken was very good. Buckets on table for good residues. The bad: Menu at entrance can be confusing. It is expensive, so you have to eat a lot from the salad bar to match up the price . Deserts in the little pick up fridge is not very modern. Chairs uncomfortable. In the end, this is a good place to go to if you have the money. But l can see hod it can get very busy around supper time.