Welcome to Twillingate!
Food scene
Annie's Harbour Restaurant is a favourite for locals and tourists alike! You'll dine overlooking the harbour and enjoy an extensive menu, including lots of yummy seafood options. Head over a bit early so you can enjoy a pint on their wharf.
If you're looking for something quick and delicious during the day, you can also hit their wharf for a sandwich to stay or go.
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Annie's Harbour Restaurant
128 Main StAnnie's Harbour Restaurant is a favourite for locals and tourists alike! You'll dine overlooking the harbour and enjoy an extensive menu, including lots of yummy seafood options. Head over a bit early so you can enjoy a pint on their wharf.
If you're looking for something quick and delicious during the day, you can also hit their wharf for a sandwich to stay or go.
Canvas Cove Bistro
52 Main StThis higher end option serves up delicious food, with a great seaside atmosphere.
Located at the Anchor Inn hotel, Georgie's offers a white table cloth dining experience. The menu is well rounded and you can slip downstairs to the pub afterwards for some live entertainment (most nights in the summer).
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Georgie's Restaurant at Twillingate
3 Path EndLocated at the Anchor Inn hotel, Georgie's offers a white table cloth dining experience. The menu is well rounded and you can slip downstairs to the pub afterwards for some live entertainment (most nights in the summer).
This gem is nestled in a tiny cove, about 8km off Twillingate Island, in a town called Hillgrade. Enjoy lobster and other great seafood options while dining on their incredible wharf.
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Doyle Sansome & Sons Ltd
25 Sansome's PlThis gem is nestled in a tiny cove, about 8km off Twillingate Island, in a town called Hillgrade. Enjoy lobster and other great seafood options while dining on their incredible wharf.
Pier 39, located on Twillingate's south side serves up a variety home cooked-style meals.
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Pier 39
39 Main StPier 39, located on Twillingate's south side serves up a variety home cooked-style meals.
Pop over to the Artisan Market (across from Split Rock Brewery) for a coffee and a light meal. If you're into vegan options, this is a spot you won't want to miss.
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Artisan Market, Twillingate & Beyond Inc.
96 Main StPop over to the Artisan Market (across from Split Rock Brewery) for a coffee and a light meal. If you're into vegan options, this is a spot you won't want to miss.
Head over to Split Rock Brewery for a pub-style meal with your pints.
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Split Rock Brewing Co.
119 Main StHead over to Split Rock Brewery for a pub-style meal with your pints.
If you're looking for a truly local homemade food option, this may be just the spot. Joyce is always cooking up local favourites.
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Cozy Tea Room & Bakery
123 Main StIf you're looking for a truly local homemade food option, this may be just the spot. Joyce is always cooking up local favourites.
R & J Restaurant
110 Main StR&J's is a local favourite family restaurant.
Entertainment
Have you ever been to a Newfoundland Dinner Theatre? If you're up for some local, silly humour, it's worth fitting in a show. You'll also enjoy a cod supper and beverages of your choice.
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Twillingate/NWI Dinner Theatre
115A Main StHave you ever been to a Newfoundland Dinner Theatre? If you're up for some local, silly humour, it's worth fitting in a show. You'll also enjoy a cod supper and beverages of your choice.
Looking for live entertainment? Captain's Pub typically offers live music most nights in the summer. You can also enjoy pub fare and craft beers!
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Captain's Pub
3 Path EndLooking for live entertainment? Captain's Pub typically offers live music most nights in the summer. You can also enjoy pub fare and craft beers!
Kayak Tours
Ever dreamed of kayaking with icebergs and whales? Neither can be guaranteed of course but kayaking the waters around Twillingate doesn't disappoint. Rock Adventures offers guided tours 3x/day. Book your tour at www.rockadventures.ca
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Rock Adventures
34 Main StEver dreamed of kayaking with icebergs and whales? Neither can be guaranteed of course but kayaking the waters around Twillingate doesn't disappoint. Rock Adventures offers guided tours 3x/day. Book your tour at www.rockadventures.ca
Museums
Twillingate Museum and Craft Shop promotes traditional arts and crafts through the sale of locally made handicrafts and through participation in provincial arts initiatives. Many of the items found in the Craft Shop have been hand-made by crafts persons from Twillingate or other regions in Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Twillingate Museum
Twillingate Museum and Craft Shop promotes traditional arts and crafts through the sale of locally made handicrafts and through participation in provincial arts initiatives. Many of the items found in the Craft Shop have been hand-made by crafts persons from Twillingate or other regions in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Over looking the Ocean!! The Museum houses community artifacts from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. (Fishing History, Coopering, Curiosity Cabinets etc.) Go back in time and see and feel what it was like in that era. A unique exhibit of the Arm Lads Brigade and it role in WWI and WWII. Mounted Polar Bear Exhibit. Gift Shop - Locally handcrafted items- quilts, knitted hats, socks, mitts, sweaters etc. Free WIFI New Exhibit - The Great Auk! A must see!!
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Durrell Museum
17 Museum RoadOver looking the Ocean!! The Museum houses community artifacts from the late 1800's to the early 1900's. (Fishing History, Coopering, Curiosity Cabinets etc.) Go back in time and see and feel what it was like in that era. A unique exhibit of the Arm Lads Brigade and it role in WWI and WWII. Mounted Polar Bear Exhibit. Gift Shop - Locally handcrafted items- quilts, knitted hats, socks, mitts, sweaters etc. Free WIFI New Exhibit - The Great Auk! A must see!!
Learn the trade of boat building in the heart of Twillingate, an outport fishing community in Central Newfoundland. Step back through time to see how wooden boats were constructed to take on the Atlantic Ocean. Then meet the local resident boat builder and take part in an interactive half day or a 3 day boat building workshop. Guided tours of the museum are available upon request. This new cultural display is hosted in partnership with the Wooden Boat Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador.
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Isles Wooden Boat Museum
Church LaneLearn the trade of boat building in the heart of Twillingate, an outport fishing community in Central Newfoundland. Step back through time to see how wooden boats were constructed to take on the Atlantic Ocean. Then meet the local resident boat builder and take part in an interactive half day or a 3 day boat building workshop. Guided tours of the museum are available upon request. This new cultural display is hosted in partnership with the Wooden Boat Museum of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Imagine... a now-extinct people with a unique language and culture, thriving on the rich resources of the land and sea: seals, birds, fish...
300 years ago, this site was a Beothuk village. Tour the interpretation centre where exhibits and artifacts foster an appreciation for this unique, and now vanished culture.
From the interpretation centre, follow a 1.5 km groomed walking trail to the village site - today an outline of housepits is the only evidence of the Beothuk people who once lived here. Along the trail, a sculpture designed by renowned Newfoundland artist Gerald Squires evokes the tragedy of the Beothuks' demise.
Boyd's Cove, off Highway 340, 1 hour north of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Beothuk Interpretation Centre, Provincial Historic Site
Imagine... a now-extinct people with a unique language and culture, thriving on the rich resources of the land and sea: seals, birds, fish...
300 years ago, this site was a Beothuk village. Tour the interpretation centre where exhibits and artifacts foster an appreciation for this unique, and now vanished culture.
From the interpretation centre, follow a 1.5 km groomed walking trail to the village site - today an outline of housepits is the only evidence of the Beothuk people who once lived here. Along the trail, a sculpture designed by renowned Newfoundland artist Gerald Squires evokes the tragedy of the Beothuks' demise.
Boyd's Cove, off Highway 340, 1 hour north of Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador.
Brewery
Craft beer fan? Twillingate is home to Split Rock Brewery. You can enjoy their beer at the brewery or pick up a growler or two to take back to your vacation home!
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Split Rock Brewing Co.
119 Main StCraft beer fan? Twillingate is home to Split Rock Brewery. You can enjoy their beer at the brewery or pick up a growler or two to take back to your vacation home!
Winery
Ever try fruit wines? If you've been hiking around Twillingate, you're aware of the abundance of berries! Auk Island has mastered the art of berry wine making. Check out their tasting room and consider taking a tour.
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Auk Island Winery
29 Durrell StEver try fruit wines? If you've been hiking around Twillingate, you're aware of the abundance of berries! Auk Island has mastered the art of berry wine making. Check out their tasting room and consider taking a tour.
Groceries
Twillingate Foodland
5 Youngs LaneDarrell's Your Independent Grocer
18 Toulinquet RdThis is our local liquor store where you'll find a good selection of wine, beer (including craft brews) and liquor.
Tickle Point Mercantile
121 Main StThis is our local liquor store where you'll find a good selection of wine, beer (including craft brews) and liquor.